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You can find out more about the human fish, also called an olm or proteus, and the importance of clean waters at the newly opened SOS Proteus Info Centre in Kranj. It was opened in partnership between the Tular Cave Laboratory and the Municipality of Kranj.
Photo: visitkranj.com
You can find out more about the human fish, also called an olm or proteus, and the importance of clean waters at the newly opened SOS Proteus Info Centre in Kranj. It was opened in partnership between the Tular Cave Laboratory and the Municipality of Kranj.
Photo: visitkranj.com
A launching ceremony for the Square Kilometre Array project - or 'SKA' - took place in South Africa. The project is co-hosted with a similar facility in Australia. When completed the two sites in South Africa and Australia will connect to form one giant telescope. The $3 billion construction is likely to take six years to build. Photo: EPA
We talk to Assistant Professor Marius Mensah, Ph. from the Law Faculty at the University of Maribor, who heads an EU Commission funded Jean Monnet Module for research into sustainability and cultural heritage. We touch on the topics of sustainable development, local entrepreneurship and green economy. We learn that teaching the young about heritage triggers sustainable tourism and empowers local municipalities, which leads to green economy practices in the local business environment. * The show was prepared with the financial support of the European Commission within the framework of the On A Mission - Young Cohesion project. The editorship is responsible for the content which does not necessarily reflect the views of the EU.
The melting glaciers and shrinking ice caps are opening up new sea lanes and resources in the north. The Arctic is becoming strategically more and more important. The melting of the sea ice is unlocking new opportunities, but also creating new tensions… between Nato's allies and Russia. Photo: EPA
Nataša Pirc Musar, a 54-year-old lawyer, was elected Slovenia's first woman president in Sunday's run-off with almost 54% of the vote. She defeated former Foreign Minister Anže Logar. In her first address, Pirc Musar said she would work hard for human rights and democracy in her term.
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
Production of the first circulating British coins featuring an image of King Charles III began at the Royal Mint facilities in Wales last week. The first coin bearing a portrait of King Charles is a memorial 50 pence honouring Queen Elizabeth II, which will go into public circulation in December.
EU leaders backed the European Commission plans for a “temporary dynamic price corridor on natural gas transactions”, as well as joint gas purchasing and solidarity rules among EU countries facing an emergency. Laws to make all this happen still have to be negotiated, but EU's Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said the steps made are a clear roadmap for the future. However, there was no final decision on an EU price cap on Russian natural gas, due to energy concerns by some EU countries. Photo: Reuters
The music editors of Radio Maribor, Radio Si and Television Maribor have again chosen ten songs that made the best impression on listeners in the last year and competed for the title of Best New Slovenian Music. The final event took place at the Grand Hall of SNG Maribor theatre. The songs were presented in fresh musical arrangements by the Big Band of RTV Slovenia.
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A short talk with Rob Rosenthal, a teacher of audio storytelling and one of the top experts for podcasts in the US. He visited Slovenia for a radio storytelling workshop and also took part at the Avdiofestival in Ljubljana.
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
A new trade union representing freelance workers in Slovenia's cultural sector has been officially founded. The union dubbed Zasuk (Turnaround) will be aiming to improve the social security of freelancers and achieve fundamental change in terms of their treatment. foto: SNG Ljubljana/Peter Uhan
A new pipeline carrying Azeri gas from Greece to Bulgaria was officially launched in the presence of EU Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen and leaders from the region. EU's chief said the pipeline was a "game changer" and would meen freedom from Russian gas. Photo: EPA
After the covid-19 pandemic, which also affected the study programs and employment opportunities of young people, the latter are said to play a key role in shaping the future of Europe. How does the state help young people on their way to their first job and where do they have the most problems entering the labor market during and after crisis? The contents of the latest edition of SPOTLIGHT were made possible with financial support from the EU. Responsibility for the contents lies entirely with the author/editorship, and it does not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
The European regulation on animal welfare came into force this week. This however caused some outcry among many poultry owners in Slovenia.
PM Robert Golob paid an official visit to France. This was his second official visit abroad. His first trip was to Berlin, Germany, and his second to Paris, France, for talks with French President Emanuel Macron. The two leaders discussed the energy crisis in Europe, the war in Ukraine, EU's enlargement and bilateral cooperation. Photo: Vlada RS
Spotlight - Moscow on possible restrictions on EU visas for Russians
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