- Mar 15, 14:31 Efforts to improve trade and EU membership of W Balkan countries top talks as Slovakia President Ivan Gasparovic visits Slovenia
- Mar 15, 13:36 Calvin Klein owner buys Tommy Hilfiger brand
- Mar 15, 11:37 Daily Delo says public approval for the Slovenian government at an all-time low in its poll
- Mar 15, 10:32 69 people arrested in a crackdown on the Russian mafia in several European countries
- Mar 15, 09:10 Top EU diplomat Catherine Ashton begins Mideast tour in Egypt, her first visit to the region since assuming her post
- Mar 15, 08:30 Suicide bomber kills seven in west Iraq
- Mar 15, 07:26 Thousands evacuated as powerful cyclone hits Fiji
- Mar 15, 07:18 Peter Graves, star of the television series "Mission Impossible" and the "Airplane" films, dies
- Mar 15, 07:00 Weather in Slovenia: Clear morning with fog in low-laying areas, possible showers in the afternoon, temperatures 7-14 degrees
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Slovenia, Slovakia Presidents Seek to Boost Ties
Brdo pri Kranju, 15 March (STA) - Efforts to improve trade and the EU accession of Western Balkan countries, topped talks between Slovenian President Danilo Tuerk and his Slovakian counterpart Ivan Gasparovic at Brdo pri Kranju on Monday.
Media Suggest Nussdorfer, Jenull Could Replace Brezigar
Ljubljana, 15 March (STA) - While the government is expected to decide this week whether to propose to parliament to dismiss State Prosecutor General Barbara Brezigar, Slovenian papers mention on Monday Higher State Prosecutor Vlasta Nussdorfer and Supreme State Prosecutor Hinko Jenull as potential candidates to replace her.
Poll Shows Discontent with Govt Record-High
Ljubljana, 15 March (STA) - Public approval for the government and parliament has sunk to its all-time low in daily Delo's latest opinion poll. The ruling Social Democrats (SD) and the opposition Democrats (SDS) are neck and neck, followed by the opposition National Party (SNS).
Pahor Not Busy Thinking about the Search for His Successor
Ljubljana, 15 March (STA) - Prime Minister Borut Pahor has told weekly Reporter he is not preoccupied with the recent suggestion by veteran leftist politician Niko Kavcic that some on the left might be considering Pahor's replacement. "When we see each other we always debate whether we do it right or wrong. He has his viewpoint, and then we go on."
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