Ksenija Samardzija-Matul

Tomo Kriznar is a Slovenian human rights activist who was sent to Darfur - the conflict torn western region of Sudan - as a special envoy for Slovenia's President Janez…

The Caspian Basin with its enormous energy reserves is strategically important to the EU - and especially to central Europe. Just how important was revealed when the…

Slovenia's Prime Minister Janez Jansa was in the United States last week, meeting President George W. Bush and senior US officials. Mr Jansa also met with representatives…

Our modern technology driven lives can be stressful. Many people choose to work long hours and neglect their physical well being. But there is a penalty to be paid for…

In recent years Slovenia's music scene has become more diverse and international. In fact it's flourishing. Whether it's ethno, rock'n roll, quality pop or jazz …

Summer is festival season across Central Europe with the warm days and nights bringing people out to hear music and experience performance and art. In Slovenia, it's time…

The Slovenian Hospice is a non-governmental, non-profit humanitarian organisation caring for patients - and the families of patients - facing a life-threatening illness…

An international congress of the European Playwork Association was recently held in Maribor. The association is an international non-governmental youth organisation and is…

Slovenia has been one of the most successful new member states of the EU. Of the ten which joined in 2004 it will be the first to join the common currency, the Euro, and…

Asbestos is a remarkable mineral - it insulates, it's a flame retardant and it's been used in buildings for many years. And for many years its threat to health went…