The Ljubljana city council has imposed a ban on impromptu musical street performances until the end of the year after an opposition councillor accused the city authorities, led by Serbian-born Mayor Zoran Janković, of favouring Balkan brass music over local Christmas tradition during festive time in the Slovenian capital. slovenia times več »
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