Slovenian Americans
Overview
Slovenia measures 7,896 square miles (20,256 square kilometers), which is slightly less than Massachusetts or half the size of Switzerland. About two-thirds of Slovenia is...
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Slovenia
Republic of Slovenia
Republika Slovenije
CAPITAL: Ljubljana
FLAG: Equal horizontal bands of white (top), blue, and red with seal superimposed on upper hoist side.
ANTHEM: Zive naj vsi narodi....
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Slovenia
With an area of 20,273 square kilometers (7,827 square miles), Slovenia is situated on the southeastern side of the Alps in southeastern Europe, bordering Italy, Austria, Croatia, and Hungary...
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Area: 20,273 sq km (7,827 sq mi)Population (2006 est.): 2,006,000Capital:
Ljubljana
Chief of state:
President
Janez
Drnovsek
Head of government:
Prime Minister
Janez
Jansa
Slovenia
's effor...
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A conservative former prime minister won the most votes in Slovenia's tight presidential elections Sunday, but fell far short of the majority needed to avoid a runoff.Lojze Peterle, who campaigned ...
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Tiny Slovenia becomes the first of 12 newcomers to take over the rotating presidency of the European Union Tuesday, a big psychological boost to a nation that gained independence from the ruins of ...
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Andrej Belinec searched his pockets for some small tolars for a movie ticket after a cashier told him she simply doesn't have enough euros for change on his 10,000 tolar note _ about 42 euros. Such...
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LJUBLJANA, Nov 11 ( Reuters) - Leftist former diplomat
Danilo Turk was elected Slovenia's president on Sunday ahead of
a government-backed conservative and will lead the country when
it takes over...
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Brdo, Slovenia (dpa) - Economic competitiveness, climate change
and the future of the Western Balkans will form the top priorities of
Slovenia's six-month presidency of the ...
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LJUBLJANA, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Conservative Lojze Peterle was
set to win the first round of Slovenia's presidential election
on Sunday, but may lose to the centre-left runner-up in a
run-off next m...
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Fatima Sehic frowned as she fingered some shiny new euros _ Slovenia's currency beginning Jan. 1 _ in her wrinkled hand. It's all a bit too much for the 93-year-old, who will have to get used to th...
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Fatima Sehic frowned as she fingered some shiny new euros _ Slovenia's currency beginning Jan. 1 _ in her wrinkled hand. It's all a bit too much for the 93-year-old, who will have to get used to th...
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Slovenia adopted the euro on Monday, becoming the 13th EU nation to use the single European currency.Minister of Finance Andrej Bajuk was the first to use a cash machine to withdraw Slovenian euros...
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