Karavanke Agreement Remains Elusive Also After Pahor-Faymann Talks

Klagenfurt, 16 August - PM Borut Pahor and Austrian counterpart Werner Faymann failed to find a solution in Klagenfurt on Tuesday to the traffic regime stand-off at the border tunnel of Karavanke after Austria upset Slovenian hauliers by unilaterally expanding traffic restrictions for heavy lorries.

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Publish time: Aug 16, 2011, 18:43

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