The place for a burger by the World Trade Centre. 

The Modern Centre Party (SMC) was established a month and a half before the 2014 election, which it won in a landslide, becoming Slovenia's first declaratively centrist party to lead a government. But by refusing to take a stand in the divided Slovenia, it has been accused of being lukewarm and has taken blows from both sides. 

The news on the day that, in 2003, Slovenia joined the European Union (see more in This Week in History). 

The Ljubljana SNG Opera and Ballet launched celebrations of its centenary on Thursday, remembering the year in which the first opera production premiered and the ballet got its professional ensemble. 

Enjoy a wide range of burgers and beers in the open air. 

Closer cooperation on maritime logistics sought by both sides. 

Corruption, inefficiency and lack of media independence noted. 

Proposals also include measures for higher taxes on capital, a higher minimum wage, and pensions above the poverty level. 

The Left is Slovenia's version of the parties that have emerged in Europe to promote the erstwhile ideals of the social democrats. It has been a vocal opposition party in its first four years and continues to rank fairly high in polls despite having struggled with infighting. 

The news 20 years after Soča was hit by an earthquake.