Izzivi prihodnosti (eng. Future Challenges) is a platform developed by Ljubljana, Slovenia based think-tank Institute for Strategic Solutions. The objective of the projectm is creating a platform for sharing experiences and good practices between the business, academic and social sphere. By combining different views, the project aims to become a melting points of ideas in order to facilitate the overcoming of challenges in international markets.

The Petišovci field is located in Mura Depression. It that has been producing hydrocarbons since the early 1940s and more than 160 wells have been drilled here to date. In 2011 two new wells have been hydraulically stimulated. The sale of gas should began in 2017.

Hospices of Hope’s mission is to improve the quality of life for patients in South East Europe who are su ering from a terminal or life-limiting illness. We ful l our mission by working with our partner organisations in Romania, Serbia and Moldova (which together make up the Hospices of Hope Network) and supporting the training of health care professionals throughout Central and Eastern Europe. All care is provided free of charge to patients and their families. We also work with national authorities to increase the provision and funding of care in the region.

Although the restructuring of media landscapes in post-communist countries begun nearly two decades ago, it is in many cases still a lively, ongoing process that has unjustifiably received too little scholarly attention during recent years. The conference No end of Transition? Understanding Changes in Media Landscapes and Public Rhetoric of Post-communist Era held in Ljubljana in March 2008 was organised by the Slovene Communication Science Association with the aim to review the changes in mass communication and public rhetoric brought about by transition from communist states to capitalism and democracy.