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Germany has officially admitted to committing genocide in the early 20th century in its former colony Namibia. German colonisers killed tens of thousands of Herero and Nama people in Namibia during its rule until 1915. Germany's Foreign Minister Heiko Maas acknowledged the killings as genocide, asking for forgiveness. The statement comes after more than five years of talks between German and Namibian officials. As a gesture of recognition and support, Germany has also vowed to help the country's development with 1,1 billion euros. Photo: EPA
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
Animal rights protesters blocked four McDonald's distribution centres in the UK, stopping deliveries to 1,300 of the chain's stores. Animal Rebllion is targeting McDonald's "for its role in the climate emergency" and accuse the meat and dairy industry of "destroying the planet" by encouraging deforestation, the emission of greenhouse gases and killing billions of animals every year. Animal Rebellion says it wants McDonalds to become fully plant-based by 2025. Photo: EPA
Ljubljana's bicycle sharing system, BicikeLJ, marked its 10th anniversary on the 12th of May. From 30 stations and 300 bicycles in the first year, BicikeLJ now has 73 stations and 730 bicycles. Officials says these numbers will continue to grow, as around 17% of Ljubljana's population now uses BicikeLJ. Photo: MMC RTV SLO
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
The longest suspension bridge in the world opened in Portugal. It spans over the Paiva River in the Arouca Geopark and is 516 meters long. Photo: Reuters
There were live performances from balconies on Thursday, as part of a pro-culture campaign calling for a return of live cultural events. 25 cultural institutions across the country joined the campaign, initiated by Narodni Dom Maribor. Photo: Facebook/Narodni Dom Maribor
As the Covid-19 situation in Slovenia continues to improve, hotels reopen their doors today. Bars and restaurants can serve guests indoors again. Meanwhile on Friday the government allowed the opening of movie theatres, theatres, galleries, libraries, and the holding of religious gatherings. The ban on crossing municipalities was also lifted on Friday. Photo: BoBo
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
Government-proposed changes to the Road Transport Act have resulted in heated debates. Taxi drivers and unions are on their feet, strongly opposing changes that would open the door for ride-hailing platforms such as Uber and accuse the government of corruption. Meanwhile Infrastructure Minister Jernej Vrtovec said the goal is to make transport services cheaper and more modern. Photo: BoBo
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