Croatia
Lockdown is overestimated, Germany changes course?
"They would probably answer to that spooky forecaster that Slovenia is a disciplined nation that will know how to organize adequate anti-epidemic measures and that it is completely impossible for such evil to befall the country," the text of Jutarnji list points out.
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Croatia Mourns Legendary Actor Pero Kvrgic
The doyen of Croatian theatre, Pero Kvrgic, also a film and television actor, has died at the age of 94 in Croatia's capital Zagreb, media reported.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic expressed his condolences to actor's family on behalf of the Croatian government.
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Croatia: Post-War Reconciliation Rhetoric Sparks Cautious Optimism
In 2020, unlike in previous years, commemorations in Croatia dedicated to the events that happened during the 1990s war were conducted with the minimum of incidents and nationalist rhetoric.
On 5G ‘Journey’, Opportunity at Every Turn for Balkan Economies
In the Balkans, Slovenia is ahead of the rest, with Telekom, the country's leading provider of ICT services, having already launched the first 5G mobile network in July this year. Slovenia is now one of 18 of the European Union's 27 members with a 5G commercial network.
Emergency meeting; Chaos in Germany, they are bringing beds to the airports
Many countries have already made decisions on the temporary suspension of air traffic with the United Kingdom.
Of particular concern was the warning by British Health Minister Matt Hancock that "a new strain of the virus is out of control".
Holiday Traffic Jams along Balkan Borders Despite Restrictions
Balkan citizens leaving Western Europe to go home for the holidays created huge traffic jams at border crossings Saturday despite coronavirus restrictions that seek to discourage travel over Christmas and New Year's.
Import of PPE and medical equipment in Jan-Sept six times higher than in 2019
Ljubljana – Slovenia imported six times more personal protective and medical equipment in the first nine months of 2020 than in the whole of 2019, the Statistics Office has said.
Slovenia imported EUR 175 million worth of protective and medical equipment between January and September, which was also seven times more than in the entire 2018.
Delo says Slovenia paying high price for legal battles
Ljubljana – The newspaper Delo says in Friday’s front-page commentary that Slovenia’s lost battles at the European Court of Justice are a defeat of the country as a whole, especially its diplomacy, politicians and legal experts.
IOM Closes Migrant Camp After Bosnia Ignores Warnings
The International Organization for Migration, IOM, has acted on warnings that it would close a migrant camp, saying Bosnian authorities had ignored its repeated appeals to help supply basic services.
Montenegrins Listed as War Suspects in Files Sent from Hague
Montenegrin Special Prosecutor Milivoje Katnic (centre) at a press conference in Podgorica. Photo: PR Centar.
"It is based on suspicion that they were committed by Montenegrin citizens," said special prosecutor Sanja Jovicevic.