This week in Slovenia
International headlines for Slovenia this week focused on US foreign policy, with the indictment of Raúl Castro for a 1996 plane shootdown and the scaling back of US military presence in Europe sparking uncertainty among allies. Domestically, Slovenia celebrated World Bee Day, mourned computing pioneer Professor Janez Grad, and followed its national ice hockey team's performance at the World Championship, alongside reports of mixed financial results from insurance companies Triglav and Sava Re.
About Slovenia
Slovenia, a small yet geographically diverse Central European nation, captivates with its Julian Alps, Adriatic coastline, and extensive karst cave systems. Its vibrant culture and strong economy position it as a notable player in the region. The country maintains a small but pluralistic media market, where press freedom is constitutionally protected, fostering a diverse news landscape.
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Media landscape
Slovenia boasts a vibrant and diverse media environment, characterized by a small but pluralistic market where press freedom is constitutionally protected. The public service broadcaster plays a significant role alongside various private outlets.
To gain a comprehensive understanding, consult both major Slovenian-language outlets and English-language news sources like The Slovenia Times.
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Mourinho critical of new signing Silva: Arrived overweight and unprepared
- Manager Jose Mourinho stated that new signing Bernardo Silva arrived overweight and unprepared for pre-season training. - Mourinho emphasized Silva's importance to his project despite his current ph…
Photos of the Week
- A photo essay showcases impactful images from South Africa and around the world. - One featured photo depicts a protest against undocumented immigrants in Alexandra, South Africa. - The image captur…
Serbia seeks EU boost with Ukraine visit
- Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, signaling a potential shift away from Russia. - The meeting aimed to boost Serbia's EU membership bid. - Vučić's re…
Kawhi Leonard faces new allegations in payment scandal, suspension looms
- Kawhi Leonard is reportedly involved in further questionable payment arrangements beyond the initial $40 million. - New findings suggest similar sponsorship deals were made with other companies. - T…
Reflecting on love and hate through Sophocles' Antigone
- The author reflects on the quote "I don't hate, I love, I am in the world" from Sophocles' Antigone. - The quote resurfaced as the author contemplated the disconnect between religious teachings of l…
Lyricist Drago Mislej - Mef dismisses festival win 'scandal' as media fabrication
- Drago Mislej - Mef, lyricist for the winning song at Melodije morje in sonce festival, addressed media criticism. - Mislej stated he was surprised by the win as he did not intend to compete, having …
Iran links Strait of Hormuz reopening to U.S. demands
- Iran has stated that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed unless the United States meets a series of demands, including the lifting of sanctions and compensation for war damages. - The demands al…
LeBron James's Philadelphia Move Could Generate $400 Million
- LeBron James's decision to join Philadelphia has significant economic implications for the city. - Economists estimate his arrival could generate hundreds of millions of dollars. - The economic impa…
Mild, full, plug-in, range extenders: a guide to hybrid nuances
- The article guides readers through different types of hybrid car powertrains. - It explains how some hybrids are closer to gasoline engines, while others lean towards electric. - The piece explores …
Celje beats Olimpija with a goal from 18-year-old debutant
- NK Celje defeated Olimpija 1-0 in a Slovenian PrvaLiga match. - The winning goal was scored by 18-year-old debutant Tilen Letonja in the 70th minute. - Celje's victory gives them crucial points as t…
Man United Draws PSG Amid Injury Concerns for Mount, Šeško Remains Out
- Manchester United drew 1-1 with Paris Saint-Germain in a friendly match. - Midfielder Mason Mount was substituted early due to a suspected injury. - Striker Benjamin Šeško remains unavailable as he …
Ema Klinec 'drove' in the air and donned the yellow jersey again
- Slovenian ski jumper Ema Klinec secured fifth place in the Courchevel leg of the summer Grand Prix, retaining her lead in the overall standings. - Klinec's performance included jumps of 117 meters i…
Vollering takes yellow jersey in Tour de France Femmes as Pogačar cheers fiancée Žigart
- Cyclist Demi Vollering won the penultimate stage of the Tour de France Femmes, taking the yellow jersey from Kasia Niewiadoma. - Vollering attacked on a steep climb with 5.5 kilometers remaining, se…
EU Criticizes Meta, TikTok Over Disinformation Fueling Ceuta Border Crisis
- Social media posts falsely suggested the border between Morocco and Spain's Ceuta was open, contributing to mass migration. - The European Commission criticized Meta and TikTok for their slow respon…
World Cup hero Ferran Torres to swap Barcelona for PSG
- Spanish footballer Ferran Torres is reportedly set to leave Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) on a five-year deal. - The transfer is contingent on the two clubs agreeing on a transfer fee, wit…
Slovenian Athletes Optimistic Ahead of European Championships
- Slovenia will send a 27-member athletics team to the European Championships in Birmingham, UK, from August 10-16. - Kristjan Čeh aims to defend his discus title, calling it the season's most importa…
Slovenia faces flooding from cold front after heatwave, with heat returning next week
- A cold front brought thunderstorms and heavy rain to Bovec, Slovenia, causing flooding in garages and basements. - Elsewhere, the rain provided some relief from a prolonged heatwave and drought. - T…
Tjaša and Robert: The Couple Who Taught Slovenians to Garden Without Digging or Toiling
- Tjaša Štruc and Robert Špiler built a successful business, Vrt Obilja, from a small 17-square-meter space. - They teach sustainable gardening techniques like no-dig methods, composting, and mulching…
Russian missiles hit near Kyiv, killing child
- Russia launched overnight missile attacks near Kyiv, killing at least three people, including a child, and injuring three others. - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned of a shortage of in…
Illegal gambling promoted on Fotopub website as trial begins
- Four years after the Fotopub scandal broke, illegal gambling is being promoted on its website. - The main figure in the case, Dušan Josip Smodej, has begun his trial but is participating via video l…
Slovenia faces worsening drought as river levels drop, water use restricted
- Slovenia is experiencing a worsening hydrological drought, with river flows significantly below normal for this time of year. - Environmental inspectors are intensifying oversight of water withdrawa…
Russian attack damages Ukrainian football stadium in Odesa, injures two
- Russian attacks damaged the Chornomorets stadium in Odesa, injuring at least two people. - The stadium's roof, stands, and windows sustained damage, raising doubts about an upcoming match. - The att…
Slovenian cadets reach European Championship final with dominant win
- Slovenia's under-18 handball team secured a spot in the European Championship final with a dominant 26-17 victory over Denmark. - This marks the team's seventh consecutive win in the tournament, sur…
U.S. missile shortage limits Ukraine's defense against Russian attacks
- Ukraine is facing a critical shortage of U.S.-made Patriot missile interceptors, essential for defending against Russian ballistic missile attacks. - The U.S. has limited production capacity for the…
Tanja Fajon nomination opens legal puzzle in Brussels, sparking debate on EU hiring procedures | Delo (SI)
- The appointment of Tanja Fajon as the EU's special representative for the Sahel has created a legal puzzle in Brussels. - The former foreign minister's nomination has sparked debate regarding EU per…
Four Accidents Cause Major Traffic Chaos on Slovenia's Primorska Highway
- Four traffic accidents occurred on the Primorska highway within two hours on Thursday morning, involving five trucks and four cars. - Two people were injured, and traffic was significantly disrupted…
Will the circle turn? Infantino is not as alone as he might seem
- The presidents of the Argentine and Mexican football associations will support FIFA President Gianni Infantino at the upcoming congress. - This support comes despite their continental confederations…
El Clasico on the transfer market: Why did Rodri change his mind?
- Manchester City midfielder Rodri, a top player, has reportedly shifted his preference from Real Madrid to Barcelona. - Rodri has given Barcelona permission to negotiate with Manchester City, though …
Pharaoh Mo Salah sparks euphoria, welcomed by 40,000 fans
- Football star Mohamed Salah has officially joined Turkish club Trabzonspor. - He was welcomed by over 40,000 fans at a spectacular presentation at Papara Park stadium. - Salah signed a two-year cont…
From Bottom to World Stage: Austrian Ski Jumper Marco Wörgötter's Comeback Triumph
- Marco Wörgötter, an Austrian ski jumper, achieved a second-place finish in Wisla, Poland, marking a significant comeback after a difficult period. - The 23-year-old athlete had previously been dropp…
Slovenia's athletics team eyes success at European Championships in Birmingham
- Slovenia's athletics team is heading to the European Championships in Birmingham with optimism, aiming to build on past successes. - Kristjan Čeh is a top contender in the discus throw, with expecta…
New buses haven't reduced heat complaints on Ljubljana public transport
- Ljubljana's public transport operator LPP received the same number of passenger complaints about heat this year as last, despite introducing new buses. - Both public transport providers acknowledge …
Record low river levels cause billions in damage to German economy
- Record low water levels on Germany's navigable rivers, including the Rhine, Danube, and Elbe, are severely impacting shipping. - Barges are reportedly carrying only a fifth of their usual cargo capa…
South Korean football body investigated for paying for sexual services for referees
- South Korea's football association (KFA) is under investigation for allegedly paying for sexual services for foreign referees and officials between 2011 and 2012. - The alleged payments were made be…
Slovenia recognizes mountaineering and alpinism as cultural heritage
- Slovenia's Ministry of Culture has officially recognized mountaineering and alpinism as intangible cultural heritage. - The inscription highlights their role in shaping Slovenian cultural identity, …
German referees to speed up VAR, reduce interventions
- German football referees aim to reduce Video Assistant Referee (VAR) interventions in the upcoming season to make the game more fluid. - Referees will strive for quicker decisions, ideally within 60…
Spain monitors social media for calls to mass migrant entry into Ceuta
- Spanish authorities are monitoring social media for calls encouraging a mass influx of migrants into the North African enclave of Ceuta. - Most of the 70,000 migrants who entered Ceuta last week hav…
Slovenian Church Altar Reveals 170-Year-Old 'Birth Certificate'
- During restoration of a side altar in the parish church of Spodnja Idrija, Slovenia, workers discovered two documents from 1857. - The documents, a carpenter's note and a carver's account, were plac…
Controversial lobbyist accuses former PM Golob of abuse of office over entry bans
- Controversial lobbyist Rok Snežič has accused former Prime Minister Robert Golob of abuse of office. - Snežič claims Golob exceeded his authority by banning Benjamin Netanyahu and Milorad Dodik from…
Trump issues new executive orders targeting birthright citizenship
- U.S. President Donald Trump signed two executive orders aimed at restricting birthright citizenship. - One order targets children of individuals deemed 'enemy combatants' or members of foreign terro…
A Brief Cooling Period is Coming to Slovenia, But Drought Conditions Will Persist
- Slovenia is expecting a brief cooling period with showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. - Despite the expected rainfall, drought conditions are forecast to persist. - The Slovenian…
Slovenian Ombudsman Challenges Equal Treatment for Religious and Medical Diets in Schools
- Slovenia's ombudsman for equal treatment has challenged the differential treatment of medical and religious dietary restrictions in schools. - The ombudsman argues that excluding children based on r…
Slovenia's U18 basketball team wins European gold
- Slovenia won the European U18 basketball championship, surprising many who did not expect a medal. - Head coach Domen Zevnik, 32, led the team to victory, highlighting the congratulations received f…
Slovenian President's Minor Injuries in Accident Spark Communication Protocol Review
- Slovenia's President Nataša Pirc Musar sustained minor injuries in a traffic accident. - The accident highlighted shortcomings in public notification protocols regarding the health status of high-ra…
Slovenia Reviews Public Feedback on National Demographic Fund
- Slovenia's Ministry of Finance received over 40 responses to its public consultation on a national demographic fund. - Key concerns raised by stakeholders include preventing conflicts of interest, e…
Historic Slovenian Swimming Spot Faces Uncertainty Amidst Hydroelectric Plant Dispute
- A historic swimming area in Škofja Loka, Slovenia, awaits comprehensive renovation, facing a dispute over a planned hydroelectric power plant. - Signs initially prohibited swimming due to a damaged …
Man on Trial for Selling Synthetic Drug Causing Unconsciousness
- A 37-year-old man is on trial in Maribor for allegedly selling synthetic cannabinoid-laced paper, which caused users to lose consciousness. - The accused denies all charges, and prosecutors offered …
Rodri rejects Real Madrid for Barcelona; Vinícius Jr. extends with Madrid
- Rodri has reportedly chosen to join Barcelona over Real Madrid, with negotiations underway between Barcelona and Manchester City. - Vinícius Júnior has extended his contract with Real Madrid until 2…
Austria's Schengen border checks continue after 11 years amid migrant crisis
- Austria continues internal border checks within the Schengen Area, a measure intended to be temporary, citing the migrant crisis. - Nine EU countries are currently implementing internal border contr…
With a Heat Pump, You Can Also Cool Your Home in Summer, But Only with Proper Use
- Heat pumps can effectively cool and dehumidify homes in hot weather if the system is properly designed and configured. - Many mistakenly believe heat pumps are only for winter heating, but they tran…
Čeferin emerges victorious in battle with FIFA chief Infantino
- UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin has emerged victorious in a dispute with FIFA President Gianni Infantino over World Cup expansion plans. - UEFA threatened to boycott the World Cup, leading Infanti…
Drought to persist in Slovenia for at least 10 more days
- Slovenia faces prolonged drought conditions, with severe dryness expected to persist for at least 10 more days. - Significant agricultural yields have been impacted, and water levels in rivers acros…
Olimpija, Ineffective on the Field, Enriched by Two Million Euros
- Slovenian football club Olimpija Ljubljana has sold 23-year-old striker Admir Bristrić to English club Leicester City for two million euros. - Bristrić, who scored his last goal for Olimpija on Apri…
Djokovic's Match Length Proposal Meets Mixed Reactions
- Novak Djokovic proposed shortening tennis matches to best-of-three sets with fewer games per set. - Young Brazilian player Joao Fonseca disagreed, suggesting Djokovic's proposal stems from his age. …
Nadia Comăneci returns to Montreal 50 years after her historic 'perfect 10'
- Nadia Comăneci, the first gymnast to score a perfect 10.0 at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, returned to the city 50 years later. - Her historic achievement, initially displayed as 1.00 due to scoreboar…
Ukraine slams 'unjust' FIVB decision to allow Russian volleyball team's return
- The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) has decided to allow the Russian national team to return to major competitions. - This decision has angered Ukrainian officials and athletes. - Russia …
Cambridge professor resigns over plagiarism allegations
- Cambridge University sociology professor Jason Arday has resigned from all his positions amid allegations of plagiarism and academic misconduct. - Arday admitted to some allegations but claims he is…
Francesco Guccini, Italian Music and Culture Icon, Dies at 86
- Francesco Guccini, a prominent figure in Italian music and culture, has died at the age of 86. - He passed away in Pavana, and his funeral will be a private family affair, with a public memorial pla…
New rules at United: Who will get the bonus?
- Manchester United changed its bonus rules in summer 2023, requiring players to participate in at least 60% of available minutes to receive a Champions League qualification bonus. - Previously, a thi…
Photos of the Day (Aug. 6)
- The article presents a collection of notable photographs from around the world taken in the last 24 hours. - One featured image shows visitors enjoying a swimming pool at the Zeche Zollverein comple…
New cattle virus spreads across Europe; Slovenia reports no cases
- A new virus affecting cattle is spreading across Europe, with cases confirmed in Germany, Switzerland, and France. - The virus, a type of orthobunyavirus, is transmitted by biting midges and can cau…
Slovenian skier Neja Dvornik chooses New Zealand for training
- Slovenian alpine skier Neja Dvornik will train in New Zealand for the upcoming season. - She chose New Zealand over Argentina for her key snow preparation phase. - Dvornik feels physically well afte…
Women's Swimwear: Models Every Woman Should Have in Her Collection
- Women's swimwear is evolving beyond just beachwear, with styles now integrated into fashion combinations. - One-piece swimsuits are trending as stylish tops or bodysuits, while bikini tops can be pa…
Janža Dolinšek: She left a secure job and created freedom with clay
- Janža Dolinšek left a secure job to pursue a creative path in ceramics. - She transitioned from a former top basketball player to a ceramic artist, applying discipline and courage to her new craft. …
Osijek Faces Historic Lows on Drava River Amid Severe Drought
- Osijek, Croatia, is experiencing extremely low water levels on the Drava River, reaching historic lows since measurements began in 1827. - The city is suffering from intense heat and drought, with l…
Mercury to Exceed 35 Degrees for Ninth Day in a Row
- Slovenia is experiencing its ninth consecutive day of temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius. - A brief cooling is expected on Friday, but temperatures will rise again over the weekend. - The hea…
Europe Engulfed by Severe Wildfires Amid Record Heat
- Europe is experiencing a severe summer of fires, with temperatures rising faster than the global average. - Major wildfires have affected Spain, Greece, and France, displacing hundreds of thousands …
Slovenian Scientist Boštjan Kobe Elected to British Royal Society
- Boštjan Kobe, a Slovenian scientist working in Australia, has been elected a member of the prestigious British Royal Society. - He is only the second Slovenian in history to receive this honor, foll…
Montenegro Introduces Menstrual Leave; Slovenia's Political Will Questioned
- Montenegro has introduced paid menstrual leave, allowing women with specific gynecological issues up to two days off per month. - This leave is not a general entitlement but is tied to diagnosed hea…
Female Directors Face Hurdles in European Cinema
- Films by acclaimed female directors will screen at the Summer Cinema in the Karst region until the end of August. - Data shows that only 27% of European feature films made between 2020 and 2024 were…
Slovenian Biologist Uses Data Loggers to Study Reptile Environments
- Dr. Urban Dajčman, a researcher at the National Institute of Biology in Slovenia, studies reptile ecology and the impact of climate change. - He is particularly interested in 'data loggers,' small d…
Impeachment motion reportedly in preparation against Slovenian President Pirc Musar
- Former constitutional judge Peter Jambrek is reportedly preparing an impeachment motion against Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar. - The motion is allegedly based on Pirc Musar's association wit…
Former champion advises Pogačar against attempting all three Grand Tours in one season
- Tadej Pogačar will aim for the Vuelta a España starting August 22 in Monaco, seeking one of the few major victories missing from his career. - After winning his fifth Tour de France, Pogačar is the …
August: A Fateful Month for Russia? Will This Year Continue the Pattern?
- Western observers believe Russian President Vladimir Putin may fear August due to a historical pattern of significant, often catastrophic, events occurring in the month. - The tabloid Moskovsky Koms…
SPD Demands a Female President After Twelve Male Terms
- Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) are advocating for a female candidate to become the next president. - The SPD's push for a woman in the role follows a tradition of 12 male presidents. - The CDU, Ge…
Report from Ceuta: 'Do you think they will send us back to Morocco?'
- Spanish authorities have returned over 90% of migrants who crossed into the enclave of Ceuta from Morocco. - Around 2,500 individuals, primarily unaccompanied minors, remain stranded in Ceuta, facin…
Šeško is Not for Sale: Which Three Giants Did United Reject?
- Manchester United has declared that Slovenian striker Benjamin Šeško is not for sale. - The club reportedly received multiple inquiries about the player but refused to enter transfer negotiations. -…
Ellison: CNN Political Influence, Not Competition, Drives Warner Bros. Discovery Deal Dispute
- David Ellison of Paramount Skydance claims the planned $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery is driven by concerns over potential political influence at CNN, not competition. - Ellison …
Slovenian PEN Criticizes PM's 'Friendship' with Netanyahu Amidst Gaza Conflict
- The Slovenian PEN Center criticizes Prime Minister Janez Janša's public emphasis on Israel as a friendly nation and its leader Benjamin Netanyahu as a personal friend. - The center argues that this …
MaintainLife: Official Online Store for Original Gorenje Appliance Spare Parts
- MaintainLife is the official online store for original spare parts for Gorenje appliances. - The platform offers parts for Gorenje and other Hisense Europe brands like Hisense, ASKO, ATAG, Pelgrim, …
Alcaraz Withdraws from Cincinnati; Will Miss Tournament Due to Wrist Injury
- Spanish tennis star Carlos Alcaraz will not compete in the Cincinnati Masters due to a wrist injury. - The injury has kept Alcaraz sidelined since April, causing him to miss the French Open and Wimb…
From Finance to Flour: Greg Yurkovich's Rise to Europe's Elite Pizza Makers
- Greg Yurkovich, a former political scientist and finance professional, became a top pizza maker after a career change. - He learned pizza making in Naples, transforming from a beginner to a skilled …
Film Recommendation: 'Jeanne du Barry,' Courtesan Who Enchanted a King
- The article recommends the historical film "Jeanne du Barry," starring and directed by French actress Maïwenn. - The movie chronicles the life of Jeanne du Barry, the last mistress of King Louis XV …
Drought and Heat Drive Up Electricity Prices in Slovenia
- Slovenia's electricity prices are rising due to reduced hydroelectric and nuclear power generation, exacerbated by heatwaves and drought. - Lower river flows and high temperatures are impacting elec…
This is reportedly the real reason for Anamaria Goltes's claim withdrawal in California
- Anamaria Goltes has reportedly withdrawn a child support claim filed in Los Angeles against Luka Dončić. - Sources suggest the withdrawal was due to her lawyers' assessment that the claim had little…
Slovenian Court Orders Removal of Flood Gravel from Business Zone
- The Administrative Court ruled that Nivo Eko must remove a pile of gravel it brought to the Arnovski gozd business zone after floods. - The municipality had warned that the material could not remain…
How to Properly Use Air Conditioning for a Truly Pleasant Summer at Home
- Proper air conditioner use can improve comfort and reduce energy consumption during summer. - Adjusting AC settings beyond just temperature can regulate humidity and enhance well-being. - Smart AC o…
Slovenia sets Sept. 1 for signature collection for referendum on economic stimulus law
- Slovenia's National Assembly has set September 1 as the date for collecting signatures for a referendum on an economic stimulus law. - If 40,000 valid signatures are gathered within 35 days, the par…
Gas Power Plant Activated to Stabilize Slovenia's Grid Amid Heatwave and Drought
- Slovenia had to activate a gas power plant to stabilize the electricity grid due to extreme weather conditions. - Reduced output from hydroelectric power plants due to heat and drought, combined wit…
ZZZS denies funding for boy Tea's US treatment
- The Slovenian Health Insurance Institute (ZZZS) denied funding for 10-year-old Tea's treatment with Elevidys in the US, citing lack of expected efficacy. - A medical council determined that alternat…
Heat Increases Risk of Violence Against Women
- Rising temperatures are linked to an increase in violence against women. - A one-degree Celsius rise in average temperature correlates with a 4.7% increase in intimate partner violence. - The study …
Photos of the Day (Aug. 4)
- The article presents a collection of compelling photographs from around the world taken in the last 24 hours. - These images capture significant events and moments, offering a visual narrative of gl…
Palestinian Football Association slams FIFA, calls silence 'complicity' in genocide
- The Palestinian Football Association has strongly criticized FIFA, accusing it of inaction during what they term a genocide. - They allege that FIFA has delayed action for over 15 years, applied dou…
Slovenians Discover Living Photographs: A Book on Early Cinema Pioneer Days
- A new book titled "Living Photographs" details the pioneering era of Slovenian cinematography. - The book explores the early days of film in Slovenia, including the first screenings, the public's re…
Serbia Withdraws Support for FIFA President Infantino Amid European Backlash
- The Football Association of Serbia has withdrawn its support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino's re-election bid. - This decision follows a significant European backlash against Infantino's leader…
Drought Halts Power Plants in Region, Krško Nuclear Operates with Cooling Towers
- Prolonged heat and low water levels on the Danube River are challenging power generation across Central and Southeastern Europe. - Hungary's Paks nuclear plant is operating at 10% capacity due to ri…
Manchester United Women's Coach Skinner Departs by Mutual Agreement
- Manchester United's women's team coach Marc Skinner has mutually agreed to leave his position a month before the new season. - The club cited disagreements over the team's development direction, wit…
Slovenian U18 Basketball Team Wins Gold, MVP Performance Lauded
- The Slovenian U18 basketball team won a gold medal at a recent competition. - The team returned to Ljubljana with their championship awards. - The Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was described as '…
Former lawmaker Franc Trček exits Slovenia's Social Democrats
- Former Slovenian lawmaker Franc Trček has left the Social Democrats (SD) party. - Trček cited irreconcilable differences in understanding political responsibility and future direction as reasons for…
Highway in Morocco named after Donald Trump
- Morocco has named a highway after former U.S. President Donald Trump. - The highway connects Morocco with Western Sahara, an area the U.S. recognized as Moroccan territory. - The naming is a sign of…
