Slovenia

Slovenia is in the northern hemisphere, in Europe.

The Czech Republic.

Manjadikuru - 2008 was released on:

India: 17 December 2008 (Kerala International Film Festival)

USA: 29 October 2009 (South Asian International Film Festival)

France: 3 July 2010 (La Rochelle International Film Festival)

India: 18 May 2012

Rick Steves' Europe - 2000 Burgundy Profoundly French 5-1 was released on:

USA: 2008

This (2010) is the first time Serbia has been to the World Cup on her own - in 2006 it was Serbia & Montenegro, and in 1998 it was known as Yugoslavia.

They never did.

Slovenia and Croatia declared independence from Yugoslavia first, which the Yugoslavia army opposed, starting a 8-day war in Slovenia and a war in Croatia lasting 2-3 years. Serbia didn't exist at the time. It was just a republic in Yugoslavia. Serbia became a proper country when all of the other republics of Yugoslavia had broken away and declared independence.

Slovenia has a mixed economy!

Slovenia is known for its diversity. From high mountains to the sea, with lots of caves (like Postojna cave) and other naturalmonuments. Slovenia has lots of natural parks (Like Triglav national park). If you thing about food, you should try "potica" (it's cake consisting of a sheet of pastry spread with a rich filling and rolled up). It is known for its breeding of white horses named Lipicanec.

Can i know where is slovenian embassy in africa?

Slovenia joined the European Union on the 1st of May 2004.

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Slovenia is a country located in southern central Europe. Ljubljana is the capital and largest city of Slovenia.

Bosnia is the only one that I know of

Slovenia is an independent country in Europe.

Yes it is. It was part of Russia and in 1989 when Russia broke apart it was able to reform again.

The most common crop is maize, used both as cereal grain and animal fodder silage maize. A very common crop is also wheat. The most common root crop is potato. There is production of hops (concentrated in the Savinjska region, around the town Žalec) and recently rape seed. Detailed data can be found at the Statistical office page in the related links below.

There was no "Slovenia" or "Croatia" at the time. Both lands were part of Habsburg (Austrian) Empire until 1878. From 1878 till 1918 Austria merged with Hungary to form Austria-Hungary. After WWI Austria-Hungary fell apart. Slovenia and Croatia enjoyed a really short independence, and then, together with Serbia formed SHS State. That one was quickly replaced by SHS Kingdom, and that one was later renamed to Kingdom of Jugoslavija. The time of Austria-Hungary was also the time when most people went to seek a better life in United States. Those immigrants were correct when stating they were from Austria.

zdravo is pronounced as it's spelt.

zd-ravo

you should roll the "r" on your tongue

zdrrravo

:)no, it's ruled by a president and a parliament.

Živijo (zhivio) or Zdravo

The division of the world into three categories was used during the Cold War, so it is not directly applicable to the current political state of the world. At that time Slovenia was still part of Yugoslavia, one of the founding countries of the Non-Aligned Movement. By the original definition Yugoslavia was the "Third World" (Non-aligned), other worlds being the first world (NATO (US + allies)) and the second world Warsaw Pact (Soviet Union + allies).

Independent Slovenia has instead opted for NATO and has become a member in 2004, therefore it could be considered the first world by the original definition.

Mao Zedong has developed an alternative theory where the first world are only USA and Soviet Union, the second world their allies, and the third world the non-aligned countries. By this definition Slovenia would be the second world, being an ally of the USA (NATO member state). This is not a generally accepted theory, today one would not speak e.g of Germany as the second world country.

In terms of economic development Slovenia is one of the developed countries, and member of OECD. Its GDP (PPP) (IMF, 2011 est.) is $28,642, e.g. higher than New Zealand. By such reasoning it could also be described as the 1st world country.