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Smoking law violations in Slovenia
Although Slovenia is not actively considering a total smoking ban, it already has active restrictions on smoking in public. The law states that there must be a clear…
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Catholic Church approves three new dioceses in Slovenia
Slovenia received an early Easter gift this year from the Vatican, when Pope Benedict approved plans for three new dioceses in the small Catholic country. Michael Manske…
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Foreign takeover of local grocers sends shivers down Slovenians' spines
Speculation about a possible takeover of retail chain Mercator by Serb investors has sent shivers down the spines of Slovenians. Mercator is Slovenia's largest grocery…
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Castles used as mental hospitals in Slovenia, a dying practice
Slovenia may be a small country, but it is full of castles. After the Second World War, these castles were nationalized by Tito's socialist government and in some cases…
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Slovenia's Maribor to host prestigious European Orchestral Academy
Slovenia's second largest city, Maribor, scored a recent coup by getting the right to host the European Orchestral Academy from September 2007 onwards. The academy offers…
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Should Slovenia celebrate independence with a military parade?
Fifteen years have passed since Slovenia achieved independence from the former Yugoslavia. In that time, Slovenia has been crafting a new identity, reforming its economy…
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Demographic shift in Slovenia influences political landscape
We've been hearing how Central Europe's aging population is expected to put a strain on budgets and care facilities in Poland and the Czech Republic. But in Slovenia…
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Deadly strain of Bird Flu virus arrives in Central Europe
Avian influenza, or Bird Flu, continues its spread around the globe, making its first landing in central Europe. The deadly H5N1 virus was discovered in swans in Koblerjev…
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An unusual recital of poetry on Preseren day
February 8th is a national holiday in Slovenia, honoring the great national poet France Preseren. During the holiday, museums and cultural institutions traditionally offer…
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Foreigners in Slovenia join forces and battle locals in football league
Slovenia has one of Europe's most homogenous populations. Foreigners make up a mere two percent of the populace but that hasn't stopped them from kicking up a storm…
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