Miro Cerar

Opening the proceedings, Miro Cerar, the outgoing prime minister, noted that the world had changed dramatically over the last few years, as the economic order and strategic alliances that had been known for decades were suddenly called into question, and multilateralism being severely challenged.

Slovenia's outgoing Prime Minister Miro Cerar said this on Tuesday, as the exercise went ahead despite Slovenia's objections.

The Pro Borders drill saw Austrian police and army demonstrate emergency measures aimed at preventing illegal migrations.

Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar tendered his resignation March 14 after a court annulled the result of a referendum in the latest blow to his crisis-hit government, months ahead of planned elections.

The government's motion for the project, currently estimated at EUR 1bn, is labelled confidential and the meeting tomorrow will take place behind closed doors.

KRANJ - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic said on Thursday European Parliament President Antonio Tajani had stated unequivocally that Serbia would not have to recognise Kosovo's unilaterally declared independence to join the EU.

LJUBLJANA - Slovenia will continue to support Serbia's European perspective firmly and intensively, Slovenian PM Miro Cerar said on Thursday.

Slovenia is already doing this in two ways - through support in European institutions, as well as through technical assistance since September 2015, he said.

Brnabic: Slovenian investors a major partner

According to Ana Brnabic, the European Parliament president has "unequivocally" said that Serbia "will not have to recognize Kosovo in order to join the EU."

According to the government, the prime minister also said these relations are "characterized by great friendship."

According to the government, the prime minister also said these relations are "characterized by great friendship."

The Serbian prime minister spoke on Thursday in Slovenia, where her cabinet and that of Slovenian PM Miro Cerar held a joint session - and referred to the visit to Belgrade on Wednesday by European Parliament President Antonio Tajani.

BELGRADE - The governments of Serbia and Slovenia will hold a joint session at Brdo pri Kranju on Thursday to discuss joint projects, possibilities for investments, the situation in the region and continuation of the dialogue on division of the property of the former Yugoslavia.