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As he said, he had important meetings in Munich.
"Munich is absolutely the geopolitical summit of the Western world, the last meeting was perhaps the most important in Munich. It was important that we were there and I am very pleased that we could be present," said Vui.

"It will be in the history textbooks"

The first prosecutors were heard.
The court summoned nine members of the Martinovi, Boovi and iki families, who will testify before the judicial authorities for the first time and talk about their loss and the crime. The second main hearing is scheduled for tomorrow, December 29, when five members of the Aimovi and Vlahovi families will testify.

''You can almost never conduct the electoral process to perfection, we had fair elections, they all know that. I have never received more congratulations from other countries. Yes, I respect every vote. And just like that, the electoral will of the people will be respected," Vucic said.

Hiša Franko in Kobarid in northwest Slovenia remains one of the world's top 50 restaurants according to the British trade magazine Restaurant. The restaurant run by celebrity chef Ana Roš even improved its standing, ranking 32nd, up from the 34th place last year.

The jury was impressed by the restaurant's philosophy and values, Roš's team said.

President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, addressed all the citizens of Serbia, with the message that in democratic societies things are resolved through dialogue, announcing important news.

Hiša Franko, the restaurant run by the Slovenian Michelin-starred chef Ana Roš in the Soča Valley, has been picked as one of Europe's best gourmet getaways by the National Geographic.

On 7 April, the UK-based magazine National Geographic Traveller released the list of 23 iconic European restaurants that it says merit saving up and planning a short trip around them.

We repeated the same wish at the beginning of 2022. This time, it seems that we managed to forget about the pandemic and the pain it caused us in the previous 30 months.
However, the coronavirus did not disappear - it was only replaced by a bigger suffering.

Ljubljana – LGBT organisations in Slovenia expressed their disappointment and concerns over Serbia’s recent decision to ban the EuroPride march that was supposed to take place in Belgrade this year. This shows the negligence by the current Serbian government in its treatment of social minorities, they said.

"We talked about all the important topics, about the situation in Kosovo and Metohija, the election of a representative to the tasks that lie ahead of us all. It seems to me that I learned and heard a lot from the people from the presidency and about the election of the new Prime Minister," said Vui.

Ljubljana – The 8th annual Short Film Festival (FeKK) is opening in Ljubljana on Monday to feature more than 160 shorts from 35 countries at various venues in the capital until Saturday, along with accompanying events.