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As part of its holistic approach to sustainable development, the Sustainable FSS project integrates sustainable practices into the management aspect of its operations, where promoting cooperation with external stakeholders also plays an important role.

A new academic research presents subsidiary autonomy as part of a crisis management strategy in the Central and Eastern Europe region.

At the discussion, the Foreign Ministers of Slovenia, Croatia and Austria underlined their common position on the importance of EU enlargement to the Western Balkans for the security and unity of Europe at a time of geopolitical uncertainty.

The students' project focused on researching and understanding the existing policies related to higher education for foreign students coming from the countries of former Yugoslavia.

A review of scientific publications between 2020 and 2022 shows that a good two-thirds of scientific publications by FSS researches include at least indirectly sustainable development topics. 17% of publications address sustainability topics in more detail.

Thematic Commentary on Education under the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities explains that States must ensure equal access to quality education for all, including members of national minorities, and that the educational process plays an important role both in the expression, preservation and development of minority identities and in the integration of diverse societies.

Article provides important insights into the needs of young carers and offers a basis for developing effective support programmes to improve their mental health and well-being.

In defence and national security, the use of AI acts as an advanced power amplifier that is much more accessible to non-state stakeholders, than other disruptive systems have been in the past.

A survey conducted in Slovenia among older adults (65+ years) found that personal and situational inequalities such as age, gender and education, as well as social resources, in particular bridging social capital, had a significant impact on self-reported Internet use during the pandemic.

Dr. Tanja Perko through her experiences as a social science researcher in a natural science and technical research environment, highlighted the importance of crossing disciplinary boundaries to address complex global challenges.