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Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner traveled to Slovenia for a meeting with his Slovenian counterpart, Bostjan Poklukar. The subject of the meeting was…
International Holocaust Remembrance Day is being observed in Slovenia this week and today the main ceremony will be held in Ljubljana's Mini Teater, featuring parliamentary Speaker Urška Klakočar Zupančič. A ceremony will also be held at the Jewish cemetery in Dolga Vas near Lendava in the north-east of the country.
Slovenia Times 5. March, 2021 Ljubljana – Slovenia will step up health checks on its borders starting on Monday. It plans to reintroduce checkpoints on internal borders, which were scrapped in mid-February, and tighten quarantine rules for arrivals, Interior Minister Aleš Hojs told the press on Thursday. “The government is particularly concerned about [coronavirus] variants from South Africa and from countries in which some variants have not been explored and we have no way of knowing how they will react to vaccines,” he said. There will be three kinds of border checks on S...
International Holocaust Remembrance Day | Author Kabinet predsednika vlade Top Slovenian officials labelled the Holocaust one of the bleakest moments in history, warned against its denial and urged tolerance. Parliamentary Speaker Igor Zorčič stressed in his address at the outset of proceedings in parliament that WWII was also being remembered because of the Holocaust, one of the darkest crimes in the history of modern civilisation. He said its memory must be preserved as a warning and reminder, arguing the causes leading to this tragedy were still not left entirely in the past...