The Westerplatte, one of the most iconic battlegrounds of World War II, is once again in the news, 80 years since Germany invaded Poland to begin the war. This time the...
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The Slovenian prime minister, Marjan Šarec, has said that the country needs a new labour force and that a new agreement with Serbia, which will regulate the employment...
Hungarian-based Japanese logistics company, Yusen Logistics, has opened a new branch office in Koper, Slovenia, expanding its presence in Europe. Koper, along with...
Lubomír Zaorálek has been appointed Czech minister of culture, ending a political dispute that was threatening to bring down the government. At the end of July...
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