Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs
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During the Government's visit to the Osrednjeslovenska region (Central Slovenia), Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tanja Fajon visited Jožef Stefan Institute's Reactor Centre and its TRIGA (Training, Research, Isotopes, General Atomic) reactor. The visit underscores Slovenia's commitment to the responsible development of nuclear science, the strengthening of international collaboration and the advancement of science and economic diplomacy.
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Ministrica Tanja Fajon je na zasedanju Sveta OZN za človekove pravice v Ženevi poudarila, da so človekove pravice v 21. stoletju močno ogrožene. »Za človekove pravice se moramo zavzemati vsak dan, posebej v svetu, v katerem danes živimo. Preživele bodo le, če jih bomo branili, in obramba teh danes terja pogum.«
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Four years into the war in Ukraine: Slovenia remains committed to achieving a just and lasting peace
Russia’s brutal aggression against Ukraine began four years ago and constitutes a gross violation of international law and the UN Charter. “Slovenia condemns this aggression in the strongest and most unequivocal terms and stands by the people of Ukraine. We are committed to achieving a just and lasting peace, advocate respect for international law and demand accountability for the crimes committed,” emphasised Minister Fajon.
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Joint statement on recent Israeli decisions extending unlawful Israeli control over the West Bank
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Minister Fajon: The war in Ukraine must end
On arrival at the Foreign Affairs Council in Brussels, Minister Tanja Fajon joined her counterparts in expressing support for Ukraine as it enters its fifth year of military aggression. Ministers wore sunflower brooches as a symbol of hope, peace, resistance and Ukrainian national identity. “The war in Ukraine must end,” Minister Fajon said.
