The Slovenia Times

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The Slovenia Times
FrequencyMonthly
First issue1 March 2003 (2003-03-01)
Final issue2020 (print)
Company Slovenian Press Agency
Country Slovenia
Based in Ljubljana
LanguageEnglish
Website sloveniatimes.com
ISSN 1581-6389
OCLC 446400306

The Slovenia Times is an online news magazine about Slovenia that is run by the Slovenian Press Agency. It started out as a monthly print magazine published in Ljubljana, Slovenia, between 2003 and 2020, when it became an online-only publication.

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History and profile

The Slovenia Times was first published in March 2003. [1] The owner of the magazine was the Government Relations and Media Office. [2] The magazine was published quarterly by Domus d.o.o. and provided news on the Slovene society concerning business and social topics, culture, sports, with a special reference to economy. [1] Its headquarters was in Ljubljana. [1] [3] The magazine offered several annual publications. [1] It ceased the printed edition in 2020 becoming an online publication which publishes news and articles daily. In November 2022 it was acquired by the Slovenian Press Agency. [4]

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