News archive of July 2021

Τέσσερις παίκτες στο όριο των καρτών και ο Κίεραν Τρίπιερ που αντιμετωπίζει πρόβλημα φυσικής κατάστασης έχουν δημιουργήσει διλήμματα στον Γκάρεθ Σάουθγκεϊτ για την ομάδα που θα παρατάξει κόντρα στην Ουκρανία (3/7, 22:00, ANT1, Live Gazzetta).

Οι Κέβιν Ντε Μπρόινε και Εντέν Αζάρ δεν προπονήθηκαν την Τετάρτη στο Βέλγιο και παραμένει αμφίβολη η συμμετοχή τους στον προημιτελικό του Euro κόντρα στην Ιταλία την ερχόμενη Παρασκευή.

Ο Άντε Ρέμπιτς τα... έχωσε στον Ζλάτκο Ντάλιτς, αλλά και στους Ρόμπερτ Προσινέτσκι και Γκόραν Βλάοβιτς για την κριτική που του άσκησαν. 

NATO announced that Jens Stoltenberg would visit KFOR, but it was not specified in which country.
Stoltenberg will meet with KFOR Commander Major General Franco Federici and Director of the NATO Advisory Team, Brigadier General Jrg Ruter.

Πλησίασαν τα 200 κρούσματα στην πολιτεία - Η εφαρμογή σκληρών τοπικών lockdown και αυστηρών περιοριστικών μέτρων φαίνεται να μην αποδίδει στο αναμενόμενο βαθμό

On Wednesday evening, the Minister of the Interior, Aleksandar Vulin, being hosted on TV Pink, pointed out that the Hague Tribunal was not made to judge fairly, nor for the peoples of the Balkans to reconcile.
"On the contrary. The Tribunal worsened the relations among the Balkan peoples, and it was made primarily to try Serbs and Serbia," Vulin said.

Brdo pri Kranju – Slovenia will formally take over the six-month presidency of the Council of the EU on Thursday, focussing on tackling the Covid-19 pandemic and recovery, enhancing resilience to future crises, and the EU’s enlargement. The government will host the College of European Commissioners for a working visit today.

Ljubljana – Public Administration Minister Boštjan Koritnik participated via videolink on Wednesday in a session of the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence, calling for closer cooperation between task forces that operate under the partnership to introduce artificial intelligence in work processes safely, both in the public and private sectors.

Ljubljana – National Assembly President Igor Zorčič symbolically took over from Portugal the parliamentary dimension of the presidency of the Council of the EU on Wednesday alongside National Council President Alojz Kovšca. Slovenia’s presidency will mainly focus on the EU’s post-pandemic recovery and efforts to strengthen the bloc’s resilience, Zorčič said.

Ljubljana – More restrictions on the services sector will be lifted on Monday, the government decided at a session held as part of its visit to the Podravje region on Wednesday. Casinos will fully reopen and there will be no more restrictions on the number of customers in shops. The rule of reconvalescence, testing or vaccination remains in place indoors.