AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoReferendums: Slovenians voted on four measures in a first major test for Prime Minister Janez Janša’s government, including changes to parliamentary inquiries, RTV’s licence fee, social assistance rules and non-EU citizens’ local voting rights. Port of Koper: The port is expanding vehicle storage as Chinese imports surge; officials expect about 100,000 Chinese cars to pass through this year, up from 11,000 in 2024. UEFA: Slovenian president Aleksander Čeferin has backing from Wales’ football association as he seeks a final term in 2027, after European federations urged him to stay. Culture: The Festival of Slovenian Film opens in Portorož on October 13, with Darko Štante’s The Lost Son among the competition entries. Ljubljana: A humanoid robot conducted the city’s wind orchestra during a parade on Sunday. Climate: A recent report says Slovenia’s Triglav glaciers have disappeared.
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