National Assembly in session for three days in Slovenia

(ANSA) - BELGRADE, MAY 20 - Slovenia's National Assembly will meet for three days this week, beginning with a Q&A session with Prime Minister Robert Golob and his cabinet on Monday, according to Slovenian news agency STA. The regular session's main topics will be a referendum motion on nuclear expansion, a bill on ex-Yugoslav nationals' cultural rights, and a declaration commemorating 20 years of EU membership. On Wednesday, the agenda will include a cross-partisan motion to hold a consultative referendum on building a second nuclear power station in Krško. (ANSA).