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ISSN 1581-4866
Issue #31
September 09, 2003
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editorial
Status Quo

did you know...
2002 FDI in Slovenia Totalled US$ 1.9bn

weekly report
Finance Ministers Discuss Future Budget

Bilateral Relations Dominate Visit of US House Speaker

No Call-Up for October Recruits

Ljubljana and Madrid about Future of Europe

Small Nations Need to Bolster Ties

Co-operation with Friuli-Venezia Giulia Intense

Gov't Drafts First Bill to Fix Status of the Erased

D&B Lowers GDP Forecast

Exports Up 1.8% in July Y/Y

Justice Lagging Behind in Execution Proceedings

Slovenia End Preliminary Round with Loss Against France

Slovenia Downs Israel 3:1

cover story
Academic Debates in Fairy Underworld

interview
Pivovarna Union: We Believe in Justice

what makes the news
Harsh Tones in Slovenian-Croatian Relations

Musical Globetrotting with Terra Folk

School Reform in Full Swing

Arsenal of Safety

Bio Weapons Focus of NATO Medical Conference

business news
Optimistic Week at Ljubljana Stock Exchange

Droga Posts Profits of EUR 3.6M

Kolinska Increases Profits by 9%

Simobil Reports Half-Year Gross Profits of EUR 6.8M

Central Bank Okays Two Bank Ownership Changes

NLB to Finance Export of Telecom Equipment

Iskra Mehanizmi Best Investor in People

what's in the press
Neighbours' Dispute Goes On

letter from abroad
Slovenian Heard Ever More Often in Brussels

what's going on
What's going on

where to go
Where to go

Laibach, the foremost name on Slovenia's alternative music scene for the past two decades, has brought their WAT European Tour to Slovenia with a concert at Kranj's Castle Khislstein. Presenting their latest album WAT, as well as songs from earlier albums, Laibach has stayed faithful to their trademark mix of strong visual imagery and intense provocative lyrics that has brought them worldwide fame and critical acclaim. Their tour of Europe ends in November. After a short break, they are to take on North America in February 2004.