Much to do: Slovenia

Article Abstract:

Slovenia is too reliant on its past economic successes, and should focus on further improving the economy after its elections. Though it has some privatization, it needs more, and it must address its slowing industrial production and rising unemployment.

Political campaigns

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One that got away

Article Abstract:

The Alpine former Yugoslav republic of Slovenia has escaped the economic ruin and wars of its neighbors to become the most successful ex-communist economy. Its stable currency, low inflation and high standard of living are the envy of the region.

Cost and standard of living, Cost of living

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Janez Drnovesk, Slovenia's dogged guardian

Article Abstract:

Slovenian leader, Janez Drnovsek, favors stability and growth, and his lack of charisma is seen as a strength. Slovenia has enjoyed relative stability and prosperity under his rule, and sees itself as outside the Balkans.

Political activity, Political aspects, Drnovsek, Janez

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