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Going Skiing? Why Not Try Slovenia
Although Europe has no shortage of ski resorts, yet if you want to get off the beaten track and find something a little different, why not head to Slovenia?
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Pretjama Castle, Slovenia
Explore this remarkable castle that was built into a cave system in the heart of the Slovenian mountains and used by a Medieval robber baron.
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Bridges in Ljubljana, Slovenia
Ljubljana's Dragon Bridge and the Triple Bridge are spans you're sure to cross when enjoying Slovenia's pretty capital. Just beware of monsters!
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Budget Airline Deals to Slovenia
Enjoy great beaches, the Julian Alps and top bars & restaurants - travel with a low cost carrier to one of the hottest destinations in Europe from London and Brussels.
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Carnival in Slovenia
The Kurentovanji carnival is when young men dress in elaborate costumes to parade through towns and villages.
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Fodor’s Croatia and Slovenia
Croatia is hitting the must-see list in Europe, and its smaller neighbour Slovenia can't be far behind - so check if the Fodor's guide to these Balkan nations suits you.
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Slovenia Travel Guide
Find all the information you need on traveling in and around Slovenia here, from pretty capital Ljubljana to the ski slopes and more.
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Slovenia: Government Profile
The Republic of Slovenia is a representative democracy. Its governmental structure includes administrative regions, and executive, legislative and judicial branches.
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Facts on Europe's best caves
Explore columns, ice, waterfalls, stalagmites and stalactites at The Eisriesenwelt near Salzburg, The Grotte Aux Fées near St Maurice and the Postojna caves.
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Ljubljana’s Funky Hostel Celica
Need accommodation in Slovenia's capital? Try sleeping in a cell in Ljubljana's Hostel Celica, where every room's been designed and furnished by a different artist.
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Eastern Europe opens up its borders
The Travelsleuth looks at the potential for tourism in Slovakia, Poland and other Eastern European States preparing to join the European Union in May, 2004.
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Welcome to the New Europe!
The Travelsleuth looks at the newly acceding States to the European Union and suggests visiting Slovakia now while prices are still cheap.
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Countries of the Former Yugoslavia
Bosnia and Herzegovnia, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia are countries that once made up Yugoslavia.
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The Rupnik Line Trail
Explore Slovenia's military past on the Rupnik Line Trail, a string of old bunkers and fortifications that once marked the country's border with Italy.
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Train Times To Venice, Italy
Why get a cheap flight to Marco Polo airport when direct rail services to Venezia Santa Lucia station from Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Switzerland?
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California’s Mystery Grape - conclusion
Second of two articles on Petite Sirah — California's mystery gr
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Croatia after Tudjman: New Chance for Democracy
Franjo Tudjman will probably be remembered in history as the father of Croatian independence. His secret pact with Slobodan Milosevic for the partition of Bosnia between Serbia and Croatia has given the signal for the definitive dissolution of former Yugoslavia. With his successful offensives against the Serbs castled in Krajina and Slavonia he has restabilized the territorial integrity of the Croatian Republic. But after ten years of quasi dictatorial regime president Tudjman's death in December 1999 has come as a relief for Croatia's democrats. In January parliamentary and presidential elections have sentenced the victory of the democratic opposition. State president in Zagreb is now Stipe Mesic. New prime minister is the Social Democrat Ivica Racan who has formed a center-left coalition. Both agree to drag Croatia away from Balkan absolutisms towards democracy and cooperation. After ten years of international isolation their ambition is joining the EU and NATO.
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Democracy in Yugoslavia: Milosevic´s Final Defeat
After four bloody conflicts Slobodan Milosevic, the “terror of the Balkans”, has met his final defeat. Sixteen months after his last war in Kosovo his criminal regime was finally swept away by a people´s revolt. Beaten in presidential elections by opposition leader Vojislav Kostunica, Milosevic has tried every trick to stay on, but when he ordered to annul the elections, the Serbian people marched upon Belgrade and stormed the Parliament. Yugoslavia´s new president Vojislav Kostunica was warmly welcomed by the European democratic leaders, who have quickly removed most sanctions against the country. But after the forthcoming elections in December the new democratic governments of Yugoslavia and Serbia have the difficult task to reconstruct the economy as well as the democratic institutions and a good neighborhood in the Balkans. First of all the new president must renegotiate the status of Montenegro and Kosovo, two regions trying to pull out of the Federation. Another critical question is the fate of the war criminals, first among them Milosevic, who would not like it to be processed at the Hague.
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Elections in Serbia: Djindjic's Problem List
With parliamentary elections held on 23rd December Serbia has made an important step towards democracy, kicking away the remaining representatives of the Socialist regime and paving the way for a new breed of reform-minded leaders. After the triumph of presidential candidate Vojislav Kostunica over Slobodan Milosevic in October, parliamentary elections were now easily won by the new president’s allies of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS), an 18-party coalition which got 64% of the vote. DOS-leader Zoran Djindjic will be Serbia’s new prime minister. He will need all his political philosophy to rebuild his country’s institutions and economy as well as good friendship with the neighbors. Then a new economic union should be prepared in order to gain real stability for the Balkan region.
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Europe's New Economy: Competition by Integration
Twenty months after its start the new Euro currency's reputation is not at its best. In less than two years its cross rate against the Dollar has lost more than 25%. Thus Wim Duisenberg of the ECB has clearly lost the first round in the challenge between the world’s most powerful central bankers. But the economy in Euroland might be better than it seems. Thanks to the progress in integration, growth rates are rising beyond expectations. Important financial reforms are underway in Germany and France and will soon develop their positive impact on private demand. Even on the stock markets Europe has finally found an answer to the NASDAQ challenge, creating its own circuit of most dynamic “New Markets” for technology shares. Started in 1997, the New Market has received an enthusiastic welcome by investors and is now present in six countries with over 400 companies. The Swedish OM Gruppen´s bid on the London Stock Exchange is another surprising episode in the process that sees Europe’s major financial places preparing to merge into one or two integrated stock exchanges. Thanks to the effects of integration, competition is growing for companies as well as for governments, producing benefits for consumers and citizens. Thus the next decade in world economy could as well be a European one.
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Eastern European Migration Factor
A recent study at The University of Nottingham revealed ethnic minority discrimination in Eastern European states is a major cause of emigration to Western countries.
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European Championship Results
Further qualification games for next summer's competition: England fall behind but Poland,Germany, Czech Republic, France,Greece,Croatia and Romania make further progress
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European Championship Scores
The latest qualification games for next year's European Championships have seen Poland, France, Germany,Greece and Romania consolidate their top places in the groups.
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Train Services to Vienna, Austria
Visit the Austrian capital from Europe's great cities - such as Prague, Munich, Venice, Budapest and Krakow - the green way on direct cross-border services.
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The right breed for.... dressage
Dressage is a sport for perfectionists, demanding the very best from horse and rider. Start off with a youngster of the right breed and you're halfway there. Read on to find out which breeds do best in the international dressage arena.
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Richest EU Countries
Quick, can you name the 10 richest members from the 25 European Union nations? How about 6 countries waiting to join the EU?
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Schengen Agreement - The Basics
The Schengen Agreement, providing for a free travel zone across Europe for citizens of member nations, has been fully integrated into the laws of the European Union.
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