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Slovenian officials have a message for the world: Don't panic — we won't be the next to fall.The tiny European Union member is trying to convince its people and foreign investors that it won't be the next in line for a banking system collapse and a messy international bailout."We are absolutely no Cyprus," says new Slovenian Prime Minister Alenka Bratusek. "We don't need help. All we need is time."But time is running out for the Balkan state, once considered an East European success story and a model for the rest of the region on how to build a post-communist economy. With few specifics from leaders on a rescue plan, some economists are skeptical they can live up to their promises.Slovenia desperately needs fundamental reform of its banking and economic system if it is to avoid the same fate as Cyprus, a fellow member of the 17-strong group of European Union countries that use the euro. The island nation was forced to ask for a bailout from its fellow eurozone countries, the European C...
Thousands joined anti-government protests in Slovenia on Friday as tensions soared ahead of this weekend's presidential runoff in the small, economically struggling ...
No candidate appeared to win an outright majority in Sunday's presidential election in Slovenia, and a runoff is expected next month between the incumbent and a form...
Three candidates are vying for the presidency in Slovenia, a tiny, economically troubled European Union nation that is riven by deep political divisions and is in da...
Below is a list of speakers set to deliver remarks at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, Sept. 27.Speakers:9 a.m. ET (approximately)President of Bosnia...
Slovenian schools were closed and other services scaled down Wednesday as public service workers went on general strike to protest government austerity measures in t...
Slovenia's embattled prime minister has refused to step down despite the breakup of his ruling coalition, saying an election now would be a bad solution for the smal...
Russian gas giant Gazprom advanced its plan to lay a major pipeline network across Europe by striking a deal on Tuesday with Slovenia.The South Stream pipeline proje...
The Slovenian prime minister's party and its two coalition partners appeared weakened in local elections Sunday, preliminary results showed — a citizens' warning tha...
More than a decade after a breakup of Yugoslavia ( search ), many participants in the ethnic warfare that culminated in Europe's worst bloodshed since World War II...
Highlights of Bush's trip to EuropeSaturday, June 07, 2008By The Associated PressE-Mail Print Share:A day-by-day look at President Bush's trip June 9-16 to Europe. I...
Highlights of Bush's trip to EuropeTuesday, June 10, 2008By The Associated PressE-Mail Print Share:A day-by-day look at President Bush's trip June 9-16 to Europe. It...
Text of President Bush's appearance in SloveniaTuesday, June 10, 2008By The Associated PressE-Mail Print Share:Text of President Bush, Slovenian Prime Minister Janez...
Slovenian lawmakers have approved a new, left-leaning government after a previous center-right administration was ousted over corruption allegations.The new cabinet ...
Slovenia's parliament has ousted Prime Minister Janez Jansa and his conservative government and has named an opposition financial expert as his replacement.The vote ...
Thousands of people rallied for and against Slovenia's center-right government Friday, adding to the tensions in the small European Union country where authorities h...
Schools closed down, theaters cancelled shows, hospitals switched to weekend schedules and long lines formed at Slovenia's borders on Wednesday due to a massive anti...
About 10,000 protesters joined the chief of Slovenia's anti-corruption watchdog on Friday in urging the country's prime minister and opposition leader to resign afte...
Slovenia's prime minister is on trial accused of involvement in a bribery scandal. The main opposition leader — who is also mayor of the capital — is under investiga...
Police in Slovenia say that 33 people are facing charges for clashing with police during anti-government protests in the capital that left more than 15 people injure...