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Why Did EU Commission Chief Go Silent in Border Dispute? - HRVOJE POLAN/ AFP

Fueling the Populists Why Did EU Commission Chief Go Silent in Border Dispute?

The president of the European Commission is ignoring his own legal staff's advice to issue a position statement in the long-simmering border dispute between Croatia and Slovenia. Has he gone quiet to help the Croatian prime minister, who is a member of the same political party? Von Peter Müller

Euro Zone Eyes Slovenia's Troubled Banks - SRDJAN ZIVULOVIC/ REUTERS

Bailout Nr. 5? Euro Zone Eyes Slovenia's Troubled Banks

The euro crisis has been on the back burner lately, but the problems facing banks in Slovenia are coming to a head. Billions of euros in bad loans make the country a candidate for the next bailout.

'Capitalism Is Humanity's Neurosis' - LUIS GALDAMEZ/ REUTERS

Philosopher Renata Salecl 'Capitalism Is Humanity's Neurosis'

Freedom is a good thing, isn't it? Not always, argues Slovenian philosopher Renata Salecl. The liberty to choose from an unlimited number of career options or coffee brands ultimately becomes a burden. Our modern capitalist society is ruled by a "tyranny of choice."

Slovenia Totters Toward Euro-Crisis Brink - Jure Makovec/ AFP

Next Domino? Slovenia Totters Toward Euro-Crisis Brink

Could Slovenia become the next euro-crisis victim? A new OECD report highlights the deep problems facing the Slovenian banking industry and economy. While both Brussels and Ljubljana insist that a bailout won't be necessary, difficult times are in store for the country.

Slovenia Becomes Europe's Latest Worry - visitljubljana.si

Ratings Downgrade Slovenia Becomes Europe's Latest Worry

With its ailing banks and sluggish economic growth, Slovenia threatens to become the next problem child in the European debt crisis. Ratings agency Moody's has downgraded the country by three notches to just above junk status. Experts are predicting Ljubljana may soon need a bailout.

About Time Germany Finally Opens Labor Market to Eastern Workers

On May 1, Germany and Austria will open up their labor markets to citizens of the Eastern European countries that joined the EU in 2004 -- seven years after most other EU members let them in. But Berlin's protectionist fears have only hurt the German economy, as the country will struggle to attract enough skilled workers. Von Markus Dettmer und Jan Puhl

Europe Alarmed about Slovenian Atomic Incident - SPIEGEL ONLINE

'Under Control' Europe Alarmed about Slovenian Atomic Incident

One day after a nuclear reactor in Slovenia was shut down, authorities say that no radiation leaked out. Still, neighbors are concerned about Slovenia's handling of the incident.

Cracks Emerge in Slovenia's Model Facade - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Europe's Not-so Golden Pupil Cracks Emerge in Slovenia's Model Facade

Slovenia, a small country bordering the southern edge of the Alps, assumed the rotating presidency of the European Union on Jan. 1. But rampant inflation and journalists' concerns about government censorship are causing problems for Europe's model pupil. Von Marion Kraske

Slovenian Mass Grave Could Be Europe's Killing Fields - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Forgotten Victims Slovenian Mass Grave Could Be Europe's Killing Fields

Slovenian officials estimate that a mass grave found near Maribor will most likely prove to be the largest in Europe, surpassing even that of Srebrenica.

EU Approves Euro Expansion - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Slovenia Yes, Lithuania No EU Approves Euro Expansion

The EU has accepted Slovenia's bid to become the first new member of the expanded bloc to join the euro zone. But Brussels' rejection of Lithuania's attempt to embrace the common currency highlights the economic perils ahead.

The Tiny Tigers - SPIEGEL ONLINE

Eastern Europe's Economic Boom The Tiny Tigers

Accepted into the European Union last year, the former eastern bloc countries are the latest to capitalize on globalization. Followed by Slovenia and Slovakia, the Baltic States have set a cracking pace with their radical economic reforms. Their fervor is alarming its old-school neighbors in the West. Von Marion Kraske und Jan Puhl

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