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2023年3月25日 · The Slovenian government has confirmed a blueprint for a property tax designed to increase the supply of rental properties and drive down rent.
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Slovenia's best table tennis player Darko Jorgić has won the World Table Tennis (WTT) Contender Lima 2024 with a prize money of US$80,000 (€71,500).
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Nazi and Fascist symbols will be banned in Slovenia under amendments passed by the National Assembly on 19 December. The opposition failed to push through a proposal to expand the ban to Communist symbols.
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About. Powered by the STA's English news wire, Slovenia Times is the premier English-language news site in Slovenia. We provide an in-depth yet big-picture view of major events and developments in the country by analysing the political, social and economic climate of Slovenia, giving an inside track to international readers interested in …
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2024年10月22日 · US President Joe Biden received Prime Minister Robert Golob for a bilateral meeting at the White House on 22 October, thanking him again for Slovenia's cooperation in a major prisoner swap between Russia and the West last summer. They also discussed the Middle East and potential Westinghouse cooperation in Slovenia's planned new nuclear unit, among a range of other topics.
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2024年10月7日 · The National Assembly appointed two new ministers in the Robert Golob government on 7 October. Veteran liberal politician Borut Sajovic was endorsed as Slovenia's new defence minister, and long-serving education official Vinko Logaj became minister of …
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2024年6月10日 · Like most of Europe, Slovenia saw a shift to the right in the 9 June EU election with the largest opposition party, the right-wing Democratic Party (SDS), emerging as the big winner on a record-high turnout, near complete results show.
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2024年10月11日 · Slovenians will head to the polls on 24 November to cast their vote in a consultative referendum on the construction of a new unit at the Krško nuclear power station, a decision endorsed in a bi-partisan vote at the National Assembly on 10 October.
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One of the largest auctions of fine art in Slovenia has fallen well short of expectations with only ten of the 38 works of art on offer changing hands for a total of €179,000 where none fetched the values desired by the sellers.