March 29, 1994 Slovenia continues its low-profile efforts to
seek greater integration with Western Europe when the country's
prime minister, Janez Drnovsek, visits North Atlantic Treaty
Organization headquarters here Wednesday to sign the alliance's
Partnership for Peace framework document. The move marks the
first such link between the Western Alliance and a country that
was once part of Yugoslavia. November 11, 1996 | According to
partial results, Prime Minister Janez Drnovsek's center-left
Liberal Democratic Party won the most votes in the country's
second general election since independence from the former
Yugoslav federation. With 82% of the votes counted, the Liberal
Democrats had 27.1%. Drnovsek, 46, has been credited with
securing a stable democracy and prosperous economy during his
four-year term. Right-wing parties increased their share of the
vote: the rightist People's Party had 19. September 8, 1991 |
Participants at the conference on Yugoslavia in The Hague are: *
Chairman: Former British Foreig