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Slovenia lifts ban on arms trade with Israel
The ministry said the ban, introduced in July, was no longer necessary, as the arms trade is already governed by national law and European Union rules.
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What happenedThe ministry said the ban, introduced in July, was no longer necessary, as the arms trade is already governed by national law and European Union rules.
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Left / center-leftSlovenia’s new government lifts entry ban on Netanyahu and other measures against Israel
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Right / center-rightSlovenia lifts ban on arms trade with Israel
The ministry said the ban, introduced in July, was no longer necessary, as the arms trade is already governed by national law and European Union rules.