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Janez Drnovšek (Slovene pronunciation: [ˈjàːnɛz dəɾˈnɔ́ːwʃək]; 17 May 1950 – 23
February 2008) was a
Slovenian liberal politician,
President of the Presidency...
- led by
Janez Drnovšek was formed,
which included several parties of the
former DEMOS. Jože Pučnik
became vice-president in
Drnovšek's cabinet, guaranteeing...
- of the Republic. The longest-serving
Prime Minister to date was
Janez Drnovšek who held the post for ten
years and 45 days (3,695 days)
between the years...
- Party,
which had
until then
supported Janez Drnovšek's third term as
prime minister. As a consequence,
Drnovšek's government fell in 2000, and
Peterle became...
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Ministry of
Economic Affairs in the
government led by
prime minister Janez Drnovšek of the LDS party. In 2002, he was
elected to the City
Council of Nova Gorica...
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countries have
attempted to
resolve the dispute, most
notably with the
Drnovšek–Račan
agreement in 2001 that was
ratified by
Slovenia but not by Croatia...
- 2004, he re-established
cordial relations with now-President
Drnovšek: in 2003,
Drnovšek headed a
round table on Slovenia's ****ure
based on Janša's recommendations...
- economists, who
demanded a less
gradual approach. The party's
president Janez Drnovšek, who
served as
prime minister between 1992 and 2002, was one of the most...
- was
elected prime minister. He came into
conflict with
President Janez Drnovšek,
though they are from the same party. His
government lost the
October 2004...
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parts of the
federation and the
beginning of
agony in Yugoslavia:
Janez Drnovšek from
Slovenia and Bogić Bogićević from
Bosnia and
Herzegovina were elected...
