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22 june 2016

Slovenia's price levels in tune with EU average The prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages in Slovenia last year were in tune with the EU average, while prices for tobacco products were considerably lower than in most EU member states, the Eurostat statistics office reported last week.

22 june 2016

What would Brexit mean for foreign workers and Britons in the EU? While Europe as a whole would be affected by a British withdrawal from the European Union, the future for more than five million people will be even more directly impacted by the referendum result.

21 june 2016

Kopitar honoured to become Kings' new captain Slovenian ice hockey superstar Anže Kopitar, who has become a new captain of his Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League (NHL), said he has been exceptionally honoured with the title, adding that it also means great responsibility.

21 june 2016

Meet Rome’s first female mayor The first female mayor in Rome's 2700 year history has told Euronews that her two main priorities are tackling debt and public spending.

21 june 2016

Pahor decorates four alpine climbers President Borut Pahor decorated with state orders on Monday top alpine climbers Marko Prezelj and Tomo Česen as well as mountaineering officials Andrej Brvar and Bojan Pollak for their contribution to Slovenia's mountaineering.

15 june 2016

Slovenian poet gets Wislawa Szymborska award Slovenian poet Uroš Zupan has won the Polish Wislawa Szymborska literary prize for a collection of poems dubbed Slow Sailing. According to a report by the daily Večer, the award was conferred on Zupan in Krakow on Saturday.

15 june 2016

Cyberspace is officially a war zone – NATO Cyberspace is the new front in global war - according to NATO.

13 june 2016