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Will New Animal Welfare Law Curb Illegal Trade?

Cats · Slovenia

Will New Animal Welfare Law Curb Illegal Trade?

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

The EU has created its first law on the welfare of dogs and cats to be applied across the bloc, targeting illegal trade and harmful practices. A regulation that was long overdue, considering that 44% of EU households have a pet and it's a billion-dollar business.See the Story

Slovenian Lawmakers Back Referendum on Defense Spending Plans

Referendum · Slovenia

Slovenian Lawmakers Back Referendum on Defense Spending Plans

100% Left coverage: 4 sources

Slovenian lawmakers approved a motion to hold a referendum on increasing defense spending, a move that could thwart government plans to join the rest of Europe in bolstering security.See the Story

The Decision Has Been Made: We Face Another Referendum, This Time on Money for the Military

Referendum · Slovenia

The Decision Has Been Made: We Face Another Referendum, This Time on Money for the Military

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

The deputies adopted the proposal to call a consultative referendum on increasing defense spending, submitted to the National Assembly by the Left Party, with 46 votes in favor and 42 against. It was turbulent and also a major turning point, with the Left Party's proposal eventually being supported by Janša's SDS and Tonin's NSi. All deputies from the largest government party, Svoboda, were against.See the Story

U.S. Dollar Faces Worst Start Since 1973 - What That Means for Gold (week ending 7.4.25)

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

This past week gold rebounded Monday on bargain hunting, rising to $3,305.90, while silver slipped. Tuesday saw gold surge $45 on a weaker dollar and falling yields. Prices edged higher Wednesday as traders awaited jobs data. Thursday, gold fell 1% to $3,323.70 after stronger-than-expected payrolls dampened Fed rate cut hopes. Markets were closed Friday for Independence Day. Next week’s focus shifts to the Fed, with Wednesday’s FOMC minutes and …Gold · United States See the Story

New Agreement on Defense Investments in the Arctic Is Smaller than Expected

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Despite the government's own desire for rapid rearmament and massive pressure from the United States, the decision on more central capabilities for defense in the Arctic and the North Atlantic has been postponed.Economy · Slovenia See the Story

Sta: Briefly About the Economy

The STA summarizes the public announcements of certain companies and other information from the business environment.Economy · Slovenia Read Article

European Stock Markets Closed Higher Except for Britain

European stock markets closed higher except for BritainStock Markets · Turkey See the Story

Sta: Briefly About the Economy

The STA summarizes the public announcements of certain companies and other information from the business environment.Economy · Slovenia Read Article

What Is Contained in the Text Against "Greenwashing", Which Causes Teeth to Grow in Brussels?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

DECRYPTAGE - The European Commission announced on 21 June, to the general surprise, that it would withdraw the anti-eco-money laundering directive, a controversial decision.Economy · Slovenia See the Story

Sta: Work on June Inflation (1. 7.)

Karel Lipnik writes about June inflation in his commentary Summer Refreshment for a Hot Price. He wonders why the slightly more than two percent year-on-year price increase is so painful, if this is the very growth that, according to European banking regulators, brings an ideal business environment. The problem is that the price increase is not evenly distributed, the author points out.Inflation · Slovenia Read Article

Sta: Briefly About the Economy

The STA summarizes the public announcements of certain companies and other information from the business environment.Economy · Slovenia Read Article

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