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In the shadows of the ongoing deadly conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, the UN Security Council managed to pass two resolutions dealing with another crisis in Sudan. The Security Council adopted two resolutions. Slovenia voted for both.
The first calls for a ceasefire during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the second calls for extending the mandates of the experts overseeing the sanctions against Sudan.
The UN says the war threatens to trigger “the world’s largest hunger crisis” affecting the entire region.
Photo: AP
In the shadows of the ongoing deadly conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, the UN Security Council managed to pass two resolutions dealing with another crisis in Sudan. The Security Council adopted two resolutions. Slovenia voted for both.
The first calls for a ceasefire during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan and the second calls for extending the mandates of the experts overseeing the sanctions against Sudan.
The UN says the war threatens to trigger “the world’s largest hunger crisis” affecting the entire region.
Photo: AP
The UK decided to ban China's Huawei from its 5G networks. The UK decided last week not to allow its mobile operators to buy new Huawei 5G equipment, and to remove all of Huawei's 5G equipment from their networks by the year 2027. It follows sanctions imposed by the US, which claims the Chinese firm poses a national security threat. Photo: EPA
The Culture Ministry proposes extensive changes to the act on RTV Slovenija and changes to the STA Slovenian Press Agency. The changes include cuts in RTV Slovenia’s budget amounting to around EUR 13 million. The head of RTV Igor Kadunc, says passing the changes would mean the end of RTV Slovenija. The changes and cuts also threaten to severly affect Radio Si.
Everyone knows cats, dogs, rabbits, hamsters, and the like can be adopted at different shelters. But did you know that you can also adopt all kinds of green pets at the sanctuary for abandoned plants in Ljubljana? More about it in today’s Spotlight!
In the past two months a number of NGO's have come together to stage nature protection events. Among the loudest is the Balkan River Defence NGO. Protesters stepped up their action after the recent passing of amendments to the Nature Conservation Act, which make it less possible to environmentally challenge construction projects. We talked to some of the activists about why they were protesting and what they hope to achieve... Photo: Facebook
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NGO activists prepared a number of activities along the Sava river to raise awareness about environmental issues. People joined in by hiking, cycling, paddling and even swimming along the Sava River. The Balkan River Defence NGO, which organized the event, say the activities also represented a fight for the rights of civil society and democracy. Activities took place at 25 sections along the entire stretch of the Sava River in Slovenia.
Michelin stars were awarded for the first time this week to restaurants in Slovenia. TUNE IN (Friday, at 3.30pm) to hear more!
Slovenia's tourism vouchers will be available for use between the 19th of June and 31st of December 2020. The government is giving them to everyone who has permanent residency in Slovenia. Every adult will receive a voucher worth 200 euros; children will receive 50 euros.
President Borut Pahor's entire climate advisory committee has resigned. The committee decided to quit in protest against President Pahor's lack of response to recent legislative changes dealing with environmental protection.
Yesterday, more than 1,000 additional police officers were dispatched to Slovenia's border with Croatia to tighten border control until Friday. TUNE IN to hear more!
In interview with Matej Guid, the head of InstaText, the best start-up company in Slovenia for 2020. InstaText is a platform that helps you improve your English writing skills.
If you're a foreigner thinking about opening your own business, want to find out more about the Slovenian market, tax regulations, or how to prepare for a meeting, the Slovenian Migration Institute - Inštitut za slovensko izseljenstvo in migracije ZRC SAZU - is offering a free online business course in English! Link to the application form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfNkOCfujmdWZNqaw0ECf2EJMAjMSDIUmcMwOuB7d9-su-vvw/viewform For more info listen to today's Spotlight on Radio Si.
30 years since Slovenia's first independence DEMOS governemnt. The anniversary was marked at the Presidential Palace in Ljubljana. The key not speakers at the event were President Borut Pahor and the president of the first Slovenian government and former MEP Lojze Peterle.
“THE RECOVERY SHOULD BE GREEN AND INCLUSIVE”…That's the main message from Valdis Dombrovskis, Executive Vice President of the European Commission responsible for an economy that works for people, who was guest in Monday's online #EuranetPlusSummit2020, an annual event of the Euranet Plus - Official network. The main topic of the event was ''EUvsVirus: The way out''. TUNE IN to hear more from the panel of 5 journalists, including RTV Slovenija's Radio Si member. @Euranet Plus Slovenija
Lockdown measures across the globe seem to be easing, but social platforms have started introducing stricter control measures when it comes to uploading Covid-19 content. Youtube says all content that questions or contradicts official statements of the World Health Organization about the coronavirus, will be blocked, taken down, or tagged as fake news.
The Slovene Ethnographic Museum started collecting coronavirus jokes to document this period in history. The museum publishes new jokes on its website everday. So far, the team has collected more than 700 jokes connected to the new coronavirus.
On Monday, Slovenia launched a research on the spread of covid-19 in the country. 3000 people have been invited to participate. Tests should be carried out within a week. The survey is considered a unique case in the world. Meanwhile, Germany is expected to test the entire population for antibodies in the coming months.
The Slovenian football league will try wrap up this year's season, and start playing again on the 23rd of May. All the matches are to be played behind closed doors. Other national championships have also vowed to follow UEFA's instructions and finish this year's season on the pitch.
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