Borut Pahor

A joint session of the governments of the two countries will be held in Brdo pri Kranju.

Brnabic was welcomed today by Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar.

After their meeting, the joint session of the two governments will be held at the Congress Center in Brdo pri Kranju.

Slovenia's prime minister says his country will begin implementing the arbitration decision in the maritime border dispute with Croatia at the end of the week.

This will take place despite the fact that Croatia does not recognize the ruling, Beta reported on Wednesday.

Slovenian President Borut Pahor was re-elected for a second term in a runoff vote on Nov. 12, beating his challenger in a tight race.

Slovenia's President Borut Pahor was re-elected to a second term Sunday after winning a runoff election against a former comedian and mayor of a northern town.

Slovenia held a run-off election Nov. 12, with internet-savvy President Borut Pahor widely forecast to win a second term, although a low turnout could hand victory to his rival.

"Politics has not shown that it could be an authority. Some politicians can no longer behave appropriately for their positions - and authority is when you know what is appropriate and what is not," is convinced Marjan Šarec. Borut Pahor, on the other hand, believes that the problem in politics is that of honesty.

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On Sunday, October 22, presidential elections will take place in Slovenia. These are the sixth presidential elections after independence, reports bgnes. 

Cerar cancelled the 27 September visit to Croatia after Andrej Plenković, the Croatian prime minister, offered in his address to the 72nd session of the UN General Assembly the arbitration tribunal's decision on the border between Croatia and Slovenia as an example of how international law is being undermined.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic and his Slovenian counterpart, Miro Cerar, meeting in New York for the UN General Assembly session, agreed to meet again in Zagreb on September 27 to discuss the dispute over the territorial waters between Croatia and Slovenia in the Piran Gulf.