- Mar 18, 18:06 Slovenian Constitutional Court to reveal its decision on the border arbitration accord with Croatia on Tuesday
- Mar 18, 16:56 UN body overseeing commerce in endangered wildlife rejects ban on cross-border trade in bluefin tuna
- Mar 18, 16:23 British Airways and Iberia to approve merger on March 25
- Mar 18, 16:23 Greek PM George Papandreou wants EU leaders to decide on aid next week
- Mar 18, 15:21 Three jailed in Poland for "Arbeit Macht Frei" sign theft from Auschwitz in December 2009
- Mar 18, 15:21 UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon in Russia to focus on restarting Mideast peace talks
- Mar 18, 15:21 US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Russia to hasten disarmament deal
- Mar 18, 15:21 Syrian President Bashar al-Assad: Peace with current Israeli government 'impossible'
- Mar 18, 13:09 EU Commission takes Slovenia to court over PM10 pollution
- Mar 18, 13:08 Planica: Roemoeren top, Amman second in qualifications for ski-flying worlds
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Constitutional Court to Reveal Decision on Arbitration Accord Tuesday
Ljubljana, 18 March (STA) - The Constitutional Court adopted an opinion Thursday on the border arbitration agreement between Slovenia and Croatia. The decision will be revealed in an oral presentation on Tuesday, the court's secretary general Erik Kersevan told STA.
Changes to Ease Constitutional Court Caseload
Ljubljana, 18 March (STA) - The government on Thursday launched proceedings for amending articles 160, 161 and 162 of the Constitution aimed at reducing the excessive caseload of the Constitutional Court, including by giving it the power to decide which cases to accept.
Environment Commissioner Meets President, Minister
Ljubljana, 18 March (STA) - Janez Potocnik arrived on his first official visit to Slovenia as EU Environment Commissioner on Thursday, meeting President Danilo Tuerk and Environment and Spatial Planning Minister Roko Zarnic.
Commission Suing Slovenia Over Fine Particles Pollution
Brussels, 18 March (STA) - The European Commission launched proceedings against Slovenia at the European Court of Justice Thursday over breach of EU air quality standards for dangerous airborne particles, known as PM10. This is the EU's third environment-related lawsuit against Slovenia and the second in just over a month.
Pahor to Meet Van Rompuy Today
Brussels, 18 March (STA) - Prime Minister Borut Pahor is expected to meet with European Council President Herman Van Rompuy in Brussels this afternoon, a source close to the EU has told the STA.
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