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We have started to collect the most important news related to Slovenia in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
A centre-left political novice, Miro Cerar, wins a snap election in Slovenia and questions EU privatisation targets for his country.
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Doubts have been raised over the validity of a Sochi qualifying event in Slovenia that violinist Vanessa-May took part in.
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FranceA brown bear introduced into the French Pyrenees from Slovenia in 2006 has been found dead.
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One in four homes in Slovenia is left without power as heavy snow and ice bring down trees and electricity lines.
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A Slovenian accused of writing the code for a botnet that infected nearly 13 million computers is jailed for nearly five years.
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Roma restaurant plan blocked in Slovenia
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The head of Slovenia's central bank, Bostjan Jazbec, says he will consider asking for outside help unless the country's funding costs fall.
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The former prime minister of Slovenia, Janez Jansa, is convicted of corruption and sentenced to two years in prison.
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Slovenia pushed by markets and voters to mend economy
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Slovenia has rejected suggestions that it may be the next country in the eurozone to apply for an international financial bailout.
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