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The ‘ordinary’ family at No 35: suspected Russian spies await trial in Slovenia
Couple arrested with huge amount of cash and history of extensive European travel now allegedly pawns in diplomatic game Maria Mayer and Ludwig Gisch settled in Slovenia’s capital, Ljubljana,...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/mar/24/suspected-russian-spies-trial-slovenia
‘Songs should be alive’: Slovenian trio Širom on their ‘imaginary folk’ music
Born of Slovenia’s rural DIY free festival scene, the band’s revelatory mix of improvisatory acoustics, post-jazz and drone music is coming to the UK this month What is folk music? Is it mu...
The Wire review – locals deal with razor-sharp border fence in migrant study
Documentary sheds light on responses to a fence designed to keep migrants of the EU Schengen area, a dizzyingly complex issue Endless newsreel and column inches have been devoted to Europe’s ...
Nataša Pirc Musar to become Slovenia’s first female president
Former broadcaster and lawyer to Melania Trump was backed by centre-left government and defeated conservative rival A liberal lawyer and former data privacy commissioner backed by Slovenia’s ...
‘Everyone loved each other’: the rise of Yugonostalgia
While many citizens of the former Yugoslavia miss the lower prices and global recognition, others warn against over-romanticising the Tito era On a recent day in Belgrade, as the sun beat down,...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/aug/25/everyone-loved-each-other-rise-yugonostalgia-tito
National Museum of Slovenia cancels art exhibition over alleged fakes
Show claiming to feature works by Van Gogh, Matisse and Picasso abruptly cancelled as police launch investigation An exhibition in Slovenia claiming to feature works by Picasso, Van Gogh and M...
Contentious Croatian abortion goes ahead after medical officials step in
Woman had been denied termination in strongly Catholic nation despite damaged foetus A Croatian woman who was denied an abortion although her foetus had serious health issues has undergone the ...
Pro-EU politicians hail defeat of Slovenia’s hard-right prime minister
Robert Golob’s victory against Janez Janša is ‘a chance to make Europe stronger’ Left and liberal pro-EU politicians have welcomed the defeat of Slovenia’s rightwing populist prime min...
Slovenia election: liberal newcomer Robert Golob defeats populist PM
Golob’s Freedom Movement wins 34.5% of the vote over Trump-admirer Janez Janša’s populist party in election billed as a ‘referendum on democracy’ Political newcomer liberal Robert Golo...
‘Europe stands with you’: EU leaders vow support for Ukraine during Kyiv visit
Leaders of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia express ‘unequivocal support’ for Ukraine after making perilous journey by train to meet Zelenskiy RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR: LATEST UPDATES Vol...
'You are not alone': three EU country leaders meet Zelenskiy in Kyiv – video
The prime ministers of the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovenia arrived in Kyiv in a show of high-level backing for Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who briefed them on the war with Russia...
Ian Gilchrist obituary
My brother Ian Gilchrist, who has died aged 69 after complications due to cancer, was a software salesman who served as a Liberal Democrat councillor in Bath for many years, and in 2017-18 as the...
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/mar/07/ian-gilchrist-obituary
Turmoil in small Italian town after judge silences church bells
Slovene minority calls on European Commission to protect their traditions All eight Slovenian MEPs have weighed in to a ding-dong in a small town in northern Italy, calling on the European Comm...
Eastern European countries adopting authoritarian measures in face of Covid
Analysis reveals widespread violations of international democratic freedoms in response to pandemic Europe’s political approach to the coronavirus pandemic has divided down stark east-west li...
MEPs rebuke Slovenian government over attacks on media
Resolution condemns ‘climate of hostility, distrust and polarisation’ in current holder of EU presidency The European parliament has rebuked Slovenia’s government for “attacks, smear ca...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/dec/16/meps-rebuke-slovenian-government-over-attacks-on-media
Jarman award winner Jasmina Cibic: ‘Europe is collapsing in front of our eyes’
The UK-based Slovenian artist, who witnessed the former Yugoslavia fall apart and felt the ‘ground shatter’ after Brexit, talks about the right’s anti-cultural onslaught There is a seam o...
‘It was ridiculous. It was amazing’: the lost pop of 80s Yugoslavia
Pre-civil war, Yugoslavian musicians defied the limitations of technology to make superb electro-pop in an apparent socialist utopia Bell-bottomed revellers clad in shining shirts, dancing the ...
EU countries urged to protect journalists as number of attacks rises
European Commission calls for action as it says 908 media workers were attacked in 23 EU states last year EU governments have been urged by Brussels to take action to protect journalists, after...
Covid passports: what are European countries doing?
While plans in England have been shelved, many other European nations have schemes in place Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage While the government has shelved pl...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/13/covid-passports-what-are-european-countries-doing
Luka Dončić signs $207m extension as Dallas Mavericks turn focus to titles
Dončić, 22, signs record rookie supermax extension with Mavs Dallas star led Olympic debutants Slovenia to fourth-place finish Luka Dončić welcomed all his bosses with the Dallas Mavericks...
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/aug/10/luka-doncic-contract-dallas-mavericks-extension