In Slovenia, a man ignited a charcoal pile in Vodice near Ajdovščina despite a ban during a period of very high fire risk. Firefighters and police responded to the incident.

A 26-year-old Slovenian woman was seriously injured after slipping on a mountain path in the Zadnjica valley, falling 50 meters down a slope and over two rocky edges.

A Trieste court has rejected parts of the EU migrant pact concerning the Italy-Slovenia border, upholding appeals from two migrants subjected to accelerated procedures, with dozens of similar cases pending.

An assessment is being made on how well Slovenia is prepared for extreme heat waves, focusing on the country's readiness for such conditions.

The Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS) has rejected funding for the treatment of a boy named Teo in the United States.

Administrative procedures in Slovenia are conducted in the Slovenian language, with foreigners having the right to an interpreter, sparking discussion on whether officials should be required to speak English.

Zinaid Kešetović, 41, from Vodice, Slovenia, has been missing since Saturday. Police are asking anyone with information to contact them.

A driver in Domžale, Slovenia, struck two pedestrians at a crossing and then fled the scene without providing aid; police later apprehended the individual, who was found to be driving under the influence of alcohol.

Known Montenegrin model and entrepreneur Milica Mijanović is making a comeback to the fashion industry after a break due to motherhood, expressing her fondness for Slovenia.

A heatwave is moving eastward across Slovenia, while a fire in the Bovec region has been brought under control. Very high fire risk has been declared in parts of Primorska, with high risk elsewhere in the country.

Large swarms of sea cauliflower are being observed in the warm, clear waters of the Slovenian sea.

Slovenia marks three years since catastrophic floods devastated nearly two-thirds of the country, causing landslides, destroying bridges, and cutting off villages, with thousands involved in rescue efforts.

As summer travel peaks, Slovenian celebrities reveal their personal approaches to coping with long traffic jams, from patient acceptance to frustration.

Slovenia's Krško nuclear power plant, which generates over half of the country's electricity, faces potential operational limitations due to extreme heat. The plant is nearing the temperature limits for the Sava River, which it uses for cooling.

Slovenian Railways (SŽ) is warning the public about fraudulent messages not originating from SŽ - Passenger Transport, urging caution as scammers attempt to obtain personal or banking information through malicious links.

The interconnector linking Hungary and Slovenia for electricity transmission was temporarily suspended for seventeen minutes.

Meteorologists predict hot weather will continue until Thursday, with most of Slovenia under a red warning as temperatures are expected to reach up to 39 degrees Celsius.

A 97-year-old driver collided with a pedestrian at a crosswalk in Šentjernej, Slovenia. The pedestrian sustained minor injuries, and the driver was issued a fine.

A report describes the experience of visiting Županova jama, a cave in the heart of Dolenjska Karst, highlighting its eight halls and impressive formations like the four-meter-high 'Candlestick' stalagmite.

New temperature records were set in Koper and Jezersko, Slovenia, with Koper reaching 40.1 degrees Celsius. The heatwave is now moving eastward, with most of the country expected to be under a red alert in the coming days.

The MojaPošta application, combined with over 420 package lockers, simplifies package tracking and pickup in Slovenia, allowing users to monitor and collect shipments at their convenience.

Marvel's spectacle 'Spider-Man: A New Day' is already achieving record earnings in Slovenia after just a few days, with projections to exceed 200 million euros, as fans gathered for the Slovenian premiere.

Supervisory committees in multi-apartment buildings in Slovenia are tasked with overseeing the operations of building managers, as per housing law.

Aleksander Zupanc discusses why both children and adults in Slovenia face challenges with reading literacy, drawing a parallel with 'Ten Minutes with Marilyn Monroe.'

A 15-year-old boy died while fishing in a gravel pit near Babinci pri Ljutomeru, Slovenia, a site known for its depth and previous fatalities.

Slovenian vineyards, particularly in the Ljutomer-Ormož and Radgona-Kapela regions, are threatened by the American grapevine leafhopper, which causes golden rot and could lead to a catastrophic harvest with up to half of the vineyards already affected.

New complaints have emerged regarding beachgoers reserving prime spots on the beach by leaving out lounge chairs and other items, with a reader specifically mentioning Slovenians.

The Slovenian Public Agency for Traffic Safety warns that high summer temperatures pose significant risks to drivers' well-being and traffic safety, as car interiors can quickly become dangerously hot, emphasizing the importance of hydration and rest during drives.

Firefighters in Slovenia are facing a significant challenge with intense underground burning in the Bovec region, despite the main wildfire being surrounded.

Slovenian mountains offer over 170 mountain huts managed by mountaineering associations, with 45 designated as family-friendly. The article highlights three such huts, suggesting alternative goals beyond just reaching the peak.

Firefighters are continuing their battle against a fire in the Bovec region of Slovenia, with 113 personnel from various local fire departments on the ground.

An article from Slovenia discusses the elements that make TV series addictive and questions whether artificial intelligence will soon take over scriptwriting from humans.

Janez Janša has formed a coalition government in Slovenia, returning as Prime Minister after losing the election. He is reportedly reversing his predecessor Robert Golob's policies on Israel, immigration, and business.

The Slovenian Navy's fast patrol boat Ankaran (HPL-21), the first military ship of the Slovenian Armed Forces, is celebrating its 30th anniversary since its christening on August 1, 1996, in Izola.

The last day of July brought record temperatures to many meteorological stations across Slovenia, with forecasters predicting continued heat and high fire risk.

Over 90 firefighters, three AirTractors, and a military helicopter battled a large forest fire that engulfed approximately 13 hectares of difficult-to-access terrain in Planja, Slovenia.

The Drava and Mura rivers in Slovenia and Croatia have reached historically low levels due to drought, leading to fishing bans, reduced hydropower supply, and warnings of potential hazards beneath the surface.

The Slovenian sea has reached record-high temperatures and unprecedented clarity, leading to observations of large swarms of jellyfish and young sea cauliflower, raising questions about the implications for marine life.

A Slovenian minor has been reported more than a month after a fight occurred on the Poreč waterfront in Croatia on June 20, around 3 AM.

The demolition of an illegally constructed building is underway in the Ruperč Vrh Roma settlement near Novo Mesto, Slovenia, with police providing security support due to potential tensions.

Slovenia recorded a 0.1% deflation in July, indicating a slight decrease in the general price level of goods and services. This economic trend will be closely monitored by financial analysts.

Starting August 1st, overtaking restrictions for heavy trucks on the highway from Šentilj to Koper and on the Vipava expressway will be extended, now applying from 5 AM to 8 PM, three hours longer than before, to reduce traffic flow disruptions.

Matway, a 25-year-old DJ and producer born in Switzerland but living and working in Slovenia, recently performed at Tomorrowland, one of the world's largest electronic music festivals.

As Europeans begin their holidays, authorities are preparing for long traffic jams and severe heat, with Dars (Slovenian highway company) distributing water and leaflets at rest stops to warn drivers about creating emergency lanes.

A short film by a Slovenian directing student in Belgrade, focusing on police violence, will be presented at the Sarajevo Film Festival.

A short film by a Slovenian directing student in Belgrade, which addresses police violence, is set to be presented at the Sarajevo Film Festival, highlighting how political conflict intrudes into everyday lives.

A higher court in Slovenia has affirmed a first-instance ruling, sentencing a stepfather to 11 years in prison for the sexual abuse of a minor.

Slovenia's Ministry of Interior will purchase 96 new breathalyzers for 770,000 euros, following a Constitutional Court decision that driver consent alone is insufficient for alcohol testing. This aims to implement stricter rules for checking driver sobriety.

Jarvis Cocker has been named a celebrity judge for the Booker Prize, with the longlist of 13 works including two former laureates and three debut novels, as reported by a Slovenian outlet.

The Slovenian government plans to increase defense spending by over 230 million euros as part of a budget rebalance, with only one ministry seeing a decrease in funds.

A Slovenian boater was stopped by authorities for speedboating too close to the coast in Croatia, an area under heightened surveillance during the summer tourist season.

Slovenian Railways are introducing preventative speed restrictions on some exposed sections due to high temperatures to ensure safety, warning passengers of potential delays as a result of these measures.

The Los Angeles Lakers, led by Slovenian star Luka Dončić, are scheduled to visit Slovenia in August for their pre-season training camp, according to local media reports. This marks a significant event for Slovenian basketball fans.

A serious multi-vehicle traffic accident occurred in Slovenia, involving several cars, with a 60-year-old driver's life reported to be in danger after his vehicle was struck and then hit another car.

A lucky individual in Ljubljana has won over €350,000 in the Slovenian lottery, marking the fourth 'Šestica' win this year and the third in less than a month. The winning ticket was purchased in the capital city.

Burja, a young endangered short-toed snake eagle hatched in Slovenia, was electrocuted by a medium-voltage power line in Turkey during its migration, according to satellite tracking data.

A human trafficking operation in Slovenia is forcing individuals to engage in romantic and cryptocurrency scams, echoing similar crimes revealed eight years prior.

Authorities are warning about increased drowning risks during a heatwave in Slovenia, particularly due to more people visiting unregulated swimming areas and the challenges of swimming in rivers even for experienced swimmers.

Slovenian journalists are in disagreement with the Minister of Culture over proposed budget cuts, which they argue will negatively impact journalism. They claim to have support from international institutions but not from their own government.

Germany is reportedly considering abolishing its 108-year-old Sunday shopping ban to stimulate its struggling economy, a move that has previously sparked strong reactions in Slovenia.

An intensive search operation for a child with special needs, who went missing from a camp in Briše pri Polhovem Gradcu, Slovenia, successfully concluded when the child was found with the help of a parent's voice played through a loudspeaker.

Slovenia has declared a high fire danger level across its entire territory, with some areas facing a very high risk. Penalties for violations can reach up to six thousand euros.

A Slovenian article highlights that mountain trail markers, who volunteer thousands of hours annually to maintain over ten thousand kilometers of trails, also need favorable conditions, similar to hikers.

Peter Schröcksnadel, who led the Austrian Ski Federation for 31 years, spoke about the excellent infrastructure of Planica on his 85th birthday, expressing admiration for the Slovenian ski jumping venue.

The Slovenian 'Gospodarski krog' (Economic Circle) is advocating for an urgent reduction of VAT on certain basic foodstuffs from 9.5% to 5.0% to increase purchasing power and alleviate income tax burdens.

A Slovenian woman who moved to Austrian Carinthia for what was intended to be a two-year stay has remained for thirteen years, now assisting Slovenian companies in entering foreign markets.

Three young Italian hikers were rescued by mountain rescuers in Bohinj, Slovenia, after their journey was interrupted by an encounter with a pack of wolves.

The Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS) rejected funding for the treatment of a boy named Teo, who has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, with the drug Elevidys in the USA. A medical council believes the treatment is not expected to lead to a cure.

Police are investigating the death of fish in Rače, Slovenia, caused by water pollution. Authorities are also looking into the possibility of a criminal offense related to environmental damage and destruction.

Organizations assisting the elderly in Slovenia report that many face a silent struggle during severe heat, experiencing lack of cooling, insufficient hydration, and loneliness.

Croatian midfielder Fran Tomek, playing for Koper, has reported experiencing hate speech and threats from his own club's fans in Slovenia, including mentions of his family, following poor team results.

Administrative procedures in Slovenia are conducted in the Slovenian language, with foreigners having the right to an interpreter.

Two foreign hikers were bitten by different snakes while on a trail towards Blejska koča. One hiker's condition worsened at the hut, leading to both being airlifted to a medical facility.

Sixty firefighters with 21 vehicles are on the ground, supported by a Slovenian Army helicopter, to control a wildfire in Planja, Bovško, where small hotspots continue to appear.

A group of nurses from the University Medical Centre Maribor's Neurology Clinic has raised concerns in an anonymous letter about alleged irregularities in the performance of additional electromyography (EMG) examinations.

A team from the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Economics achieved historic success at the prestigious CFA Challenge, a global competition in company valuation, held in Hong Kong.

The Črna Prst area celebrates six decades of its mountain hut and half a century of its cable car. This marks significant milestones for the popular Slovenian destination.

Slovenia's Constitutional Court overturned a parliamentary decision that blocked a referendum on an emergency law for development measures, setting the stage for a major political battle.

The Slovenian Association of Short-Term Rental Providers has expressed regret over the potential consequences of a constitutional court decision regarding a legislative referendum on an intervention law, warning that rental restrictions would cause significant damage.

Slovenia's Constitutional Court has approved a referendum on the intervention law, siding with trade unions. This decision allows citizens to vote on the controversial legislation.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly described former Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob as the 'most hostile leader in Europe' in a recently revealed recording of a conversation with the late US Senator Lindsey Graham.

Miloš Prosenc, a former secretary of the Central Committee of the League of Communists of Slovenia and a long-time activist of the Association of Fighters for the Values of the National Liberation Struggle, has passed away.

Slovenian company I-Vent, specializing in ventilation systems, announced plans to invest in and build a new production plant in one of Croatia's industrial zones.

Slovenia is implementing a program offering free transportation for disabled individuals in four cities for a year and a half, with the goal of establishing a nationwide on-call mobility model for the disabled.

Energy-efficient home renovations in Slovenia, while lowering utility bills, have inadvertently led to tightly sealed buildings and concerns about indoor air quality and potential health issues.

Astrologer and shaman Gaia Asta discusses a prophecy for a significant turning point in Slovenia in February 2027, along with insights on intuition, shamanism, and female power.

Meteorologists predict that hot weather will continue in Slovenia until Thursday, with temperatures expected to reach up to 39 degrees Celsius today.

Slovenian students are facing difficulties with reading literacy, with national assessment results indicating that only twenty percent of third-graders comprehend what they read.

Slovenia is evaluating whether the state can further reduce the taxation on gasoline and diesel. This consideration comes amidst ongoing discussions about fuel prices.

Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob expressed pride in response to remarks made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The context of Netanyahu's comments and Golob's full statement were not detailed.

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar sustained a broken collarbone in a traffic accident on Friday, but her office confirmed that the injury will not hinder her ability to perform her duties.

Na razvoj temperatur bo tudi v prihodnjih dneh pomembno vplivala smer vetra.

The Confederation of Trade Unions 90 of Slovenia warns that many employers are responding too late, temporarily, and incompletely to adapting work during heatwaves, often failing to adjust working hours, norms, and intensity.

Out of 170 municipalities that received €250 million in prepayments for reconstruction after the catastrophic floods in August 2023, 20 municipalities in Slovenia were required to return funds to the state. The final amount of returned prepayments reached approximately €12 million.

Kia has presented its new XCeed model in Slovenia, highlighting its advanced technology, safety features, and spacious design at a moderate price point.

Police in Kranj, Slovenia, discovered the bodies of a man and a woman in a parked vehicle in the Jeprce area. A criminal investigation is underway, and initial findings suggest the individuals died from gunshot wounds.

Slovenia experienced record-breaking temperatures on Friday, with the mercury climbing to 40 degrees Celsius in Dolenje pri Ajdovščini, as reported by multiple sources.

Lake Bled in northwestern Slovenia is described as a picturesque, postcard-perfect destination featuring a glacial lake, an island, and a castle perched on a rock.

A car train derailed on the Bohinjska Bistrica – Most na Soči line in Slovenia after two wagons with loaded cars veered off due to shifted railway points.

A Slovenian article explores the phenomenon of women feeling the need to apologize for their menstruation, highlighting societal attitudes and expectations surrounding the natural biological process.

Three cars were damaged at the Most na Soči railway station in Slovenia during the movement of a car train. Slovenian Railways confirmed that no wagons derailed during the incident.

A rockfall in the North Face of Triglav seriously injured two alpinists, including the renowned Slovenian alpinist Andrej Štremfelj, who remains hospitalized.

An agreement between the Triglav National Park Public Institute, Turizem Bohinj, and the Municipality of Bohinj will see the reintroduction of an entrance fee for visiting the Savica waterfall starting in August, with funds earmarked for specific purposes.

Slovenian mountain rescue teams are experiencing a high volume of incidents, including a slip on Vitranc and an accident in the Triglav wall, as the summer season brings increased visitors and dangerous situations.

A significant wildfire has broken out in the Bovec municipality in Slovenia, with police and other relevant services notified.

Slovenia is experiencing an intensifying heatwave, with daily temperatures expected to reach 35 to 39 degrees Celsius. Experts warn of significant heat stress in lowlands and the possibility of a new record for sea temperatures.

The municipalities of Ljutomer and Križevci have filed a lawsuit against Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici concerning the Prleški Vodovod water supply project, indicating ongoing legal disputes and potential misuse of public funds.

The Slovenian government is discussing the direction of state finances under the fourth Janša administration, focusing on how taxpayer money will be allocated and where austerity measures will be implemented in the coming years.

Slovenia is preparing for one of the busiest summer weekends for traffic, which will also be marked by very high temperatures. School holidays starting in German states are expected to contribute to the congestion.

A Slovenian article discusses the legal requirement for two consecutive weeks of vacation and research suggesting that quality rest is crucial for regeneration, sparking debate on the necessity of such a long continuous break.

A 67-year-old Slovenian woman was arrested in a shopping center parking lot near Graz, Austria, for breaking into cars.

Slovenian ministries are missing half a billion euros, and a budget rebalance is expected to maintain a significant deficit. The situation is projected to be more challenging next year, with a planned three million euro reduction in budget spending compared to the current year.

A child was seriously injured in an incident at a swimming pool with slides in Moravske Toplice, Slovenia, prompting a police investigation.

Slovenia is experiencing exceptional drought conditions and a significant drop in river water levels due to scarce rainfall over the past month. Deficits are expected to increase in several regions.

A Slovenian athlete is still in serious medical condition following a severe accident. The incident has raised concerns about his recovery and long-term health.

Slovenia's budget is facing a significant deficit, with an €83 million shortfall projected for child benefits and an additional €16 million for salaries.

Slovenian authorities are deploying Air Tractors for preventive flights as fire danger reaches its peak, aiming to prevent significant damage from potential wildfires.

Celje police are investigating several deliberate arsons despite a very high fire risk in Slovenia. Authorities are concerned that some individuals are intentionally setting fires, exacerbating the danger.

Zvezdan Pirtošek states that a 'light at the end of the tunnel' is now visible in Slovenia, suggesting an optimistic outlook for the country's current situation.

Germany is relaxing its Sunday work regulations, sparking debate in Slovenia about whether to follow suit. However, the Slovenian government has no plans for changes, and unions strongly oppose any concessions.

Four passenger vehicles collided on Levičnikova Street in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, resulting in injuries to several individuals. Firefighters had to extricate one person trapped in a vehicle, and four injured individuals were transported to the hospital.

Slovenia has seen 40 million euros lost to online fraud, with authorities noting a growing number of cybercrime cases, though the exact link to human trafficking remains difficult to assess.

The Slovenian landscape is described as being saturated with numerous additions like annexes, chapels, swings, canopies, wine cellars, ornamental flowers, and gardens, many of which were not created out of necessity.

Slovenia's Advocate of the Principle of Equality has filed a request with the Constitutional Court to assess the constitutionality and legality of school meals, proposing that schools should consider children's religious beliefs in their food offerings.

A Slovenian article questions whether employers are adhering to regulations that mandate 15-minute breaks every 2-3 hours and free non-alcoholic drinks for outdoor workers in temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius.

More than a month after new regulations for labeling honey mixtures came into effect in Slovenia, a review of major retailers revealed that only 1.79% of honey products are marked according to the new standards.

Slovenia's Vipava Valley offers a relaxed glamping experience away from tourist crowds, featuring stylish forest cabins, fine wines, and impressive natural beauty.

Slovenian authorities are urging pet owners, breeders, and transporters to take appropriate measures to protect animals during the current period of extreme temperatures, emphasizing sufficient water and shade.

Eight temperature sensors installed in Ljubljana, Slovenia, by Prostorož revealed a five-degree Celsius difference between the UKC platform and a nearby park, raising concerns among citizens about their health.

A 46-year-old man reportedly stabbed a 37-year-old man with a broken bottle in a bar in Velenje, Slovenia. The assailant later sought medical help himself.

A Slovenian woman living in Austrian Carinthia shares her story of moving for two years and staying for thirteen, now helping Slovenian companies enter foreign markets from her new home.

Fish have died in Rače, Slovenia, due to polluted water, prompting a police investigation into the source of the spill and potential criminal environmental damage.

Hungary and Romania's nuclear power plants are particularly vulnerable to drought due to their reliance on Danube river water for cooling reactors, unlike the plant in Slovenia which remains at full capacity.

A gas power plant was activated to stabilize the electricity grid in Slovenia, indicating measures taken to ensure network stability.

Organizations assisting the elderly in Slovenia report that seniors are silently struggling during the severe heatwave, experiencing a lack of cooling, insufficient hydration, and loneliness.

In early August, three hikers were bitten by snakes near Blejska koča in Slovenia over two days, requiring helicopter intervention for transport to the hospital in both cases.

This story explores how Slovenians first encountered and experienced moving photographs, marking a significant cultural and technological moment.

Slovenian state prosecution has decided not to prosecute police officers involved in the shooting of a 25-year-old man in Ljubljana's Fužine on March 5, ruling the use of force was lawful.

An 8-year-old child was violently struck by another swimmer on a waterslide at a swimming pool in Slovenia, with the child's father criticizing the staff's response to the incident.

Slovenia is experiencing extreme heat, leading to record high minimum daily temperatures and a very high to high fire risk across the country.

Slovenia is highlighted as a country with a strong culture of volunteerism, emphasizing the widespread participation of its citizens in voluntary activities.

The Slovenian national volleyball team secured a bronze medal in the Nations League tournament held in China. Their achievement also earned them an additional prize of $300,000.

Former Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša has reportedly received over €110,000 in compensation from the state for his imprisonment in the Patria case. This payment follows the overturning of his conviction in the high-profile corruption trial.

Hungary's Liwo Group has been awarded a EUR 1.5 million contract for a hospital project in Slovenia.

Croatian police have filed charges against a minor Slovenian citizen following a mass brawl in Poreč, Croatia, which left two minors seriously injured.

Police are searching for the driver of a Slovenian-registered car filmed using the emergency lane to bypass a traffic jam on the A1 highway between Vukova Gorica and Bosiljevo.

Police in Celje, Slovenia, are investigating two forest fires that occurred near Žalec on Friday and Saturday, suspecting they were deliberately set. Authorities are gathering information to determine if criminal acts were committed.

The Slovenian Court of Audit has issued a critical report, finding the Ministry of Culture to be inefficient in monitoring public tenders and overall operations.

BlackPeak has partially divested its stake in the Slovenian genetic testing company GenePlanet, following a period of significant growth, market expansion, and four acquisitions.

After years of investment in new windows, facades, and insulation to make homes more energy-efficient in Slovenia, concerns are rising about indoor air quality due to tightly sealed buildings.

Slovenian actor and comedian Miha Brajnik is set to perform for the first time at the Panč comedy festival this year, despite being an experienced performer on stage.

Police forces across several European countries, including Slovenia, are launching a coordinated action this week to intensify speed controls on roads, aiming to reduce traffic accidents caused by inappropriate speed.

Road conditions in Slovenia are being heavily criticized, with some describing the state of the roads as a form of 'assassination' for those who venture out.

Slovenia has authorized the culling of 206 bears. This measure is likely part of wildlife management efforts.

Franjo Kelemović, known as 'Dr. Oskar', has been imprisoned in Croatia 13 years after the death of a Slovenian woman he defrauded. He charged her 21,900 euros for teas and enemas while she was terminally ill.

An article explores the unusual names of Slovenian hills, including locations such as 'Adam to Eve,' 'Hell,' and 'Altar.' The piece highlights the unique nomenclature found in the region.

Slovenia is expected to remain under the grip of a heatwave in the coming days, with the direction of the wind significantly influencing temperature developments, as residents await cooler weather.

Slovenian roads experienced significant traffic jams on the first Sunday of August, with congestion particularly noted on the Gorenjska highway leading to the Karavanke Tunnel, which was temporarily closed for safety reasons.

Slovenia boasts over 170 mountain huts managed by mountaineering associations, with 45 designated as family-friendly, offering various outdoor activities and culinary experiences.

The battle against a large fire in Slovenia's Bovec region continues, with 113 firefighters from various towns on the ground. Teams from Bovec, Kobarid, Tolmin, Tržič, Škofja Loka, Cerkno, Bled, Bohinj, and Idrija are involved.

Planica, Slovenia, home to a giant ski jump, now boasts the world's steepest zipline, offering a descent from the top of the jump to the landing area.

Two years have passed since a historic prisoner exchange between Russia and the West, which included Russian spies Anna and Artjom Dulcev, who were captured in a hunt involving Slovenia.

Two police vehicles involved in a convoy escorting a protected person were in a traffic accident in the Kastelec tunnel on a Slovenian highway. Two individuals were injured, one seriously.

Renata Salecl, a highly respected Slovenian philosopher and sociologist, discusses the national trait of Slovenians to complain, even when there is no apparent reason.

The Society of Architects of Ljubljana, supported by various individuals and institutions from Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia, has requested the abandonment of a complete reconstruction idea, aiming to preserve a 'European path'.

A Slovenian man has been apprehended by criminal investigators in Istria on suspicion of shoplifting and was also fined 1320 euros for traffic offenses committed without a driver's license.

A reader submitted a video showing a car with Slovenian license plates repeatedly using the emergency lane to overtake a queue of vehicles on the A1 highway between Vukova Gorica and Bosiljevo, heading towards the sea. The reader claims this is the third time they have witnessed this driver committing the infraction.

The Epeka Association in Maribor, Slovenia, has opened the country's first cooperative apartment for young people, established under the umbrella of the European Housing Cooperative Epeka.

Double red fire alerts have been issued for southwestern Slovenia, with a red alert also in effect for the central part of the country. Authorities are urging extreme caution due to high fire risk.

Montenegrin border police at the Božaj crossing seized an Audi A6 from a Montenegrin citizen, as the vehicle was wanted by Interpol Slovenia.

An unknown perpetrator used an explosive device to damage an ATM in the Brezovica area, causing several thousand euros in material damage, with police investigating the incident.

Members of the 16th Airspace Control and Surveillance Center of the Republic of Slovenia are conducting joint training with crews of an allied C-17 Globemaster transport aircraft to maintain readiness for controlling Slovenian airspace.

A dispute over the Prleški water supply has escalated to the courts, with two municipalities suing a third, likely leading to further hearings and expenditure of public funds on lawyers and bankruptcy teams.

The sea near Piran, Slovenia, recorded a record June temperature of 29.9 degrees Celsius. Experts warn that a new record could be set during the current heatwave.

Many Slovenians are heading off for their summer holidays, with a focus on enjoying their time away. The articles wish them a pleasant vacation.

Slovenia currently lacks a specific law that comprehensively regulates the rights of the elderly, with existing rights scattered across various documents and the unique circumstances of aging not sufficiently addressed.

Slovenian ministries report a half-billion euro deficit after a handover, which the recent budget rebalance fails to address, maintaining a deep hole in healthcare financing.

Slovenia faces challenges in its healthcare system, particularly concerning patient care and meeting deadlines for medical services, raising questions about who will fulfill commitments.

High ozone levels, exceeding warning thresholds, have been recorded in Koper, Slovenia, amidst a heatwave, prompting health warnings for respiratory and circulatory conditions.

The Slovenian government has raised the initial value for the modernization of equipment and systems at the Cerklje ob Krki air base from 30.5 million to 45.5 million euros.

Police in Celje, Slovenia, seized over 500 cannabis plants during a house search in the Štore area, also finding cultivation equipment and dried cannabis. Two men were also suspected of electricity theft.

Slovenia's Infrastructure Directorate has implemented additional overtaking restrictions on the Podnanos–Razdrto road section between Podnanos and Hrašče, following citizen appeals regarding high speeds and safety concerns.

Slovenia is facing extreme wildfire danger, leading to a ban on picnics and burning, with Air Tractors on standby for preventive flights to mitigate potential damage.

Slovenian investors are among those contributing to a €250 million resort project in Kvarner, Croatia. This significant investment highlights cross-border collaboration in tourism development.

Slovenia plans to ask the European Commission for permission to lower excise duties below the current European minimum. This move aims to provide relief, though specific details on the affected products were not immediately available.

The Slovenian Ombudsman handled over 6,500 cases in 2025, a 3.64% increase from the previous year, with the Ombudsman emphasizing that effective rule of law requires appropriate conditions.

An article explores the evolving relationships and complexities within different levels of media and communication policy in Slovenia.

A Slovenian article discusses the country's landscape being saturated with various additions like chapels and garden features, reflecting on a perceived inability to simply exist in one's own space.

A political crisis is currently unfolding within the Slovenian parliament. The situation is causing instability in the country's political landscape.

A new phase of extensive renovation is set to begin this week on the most congested section of Slovenia's Primorska motorway between Ravbarkomanda and Postojna, raising concerns about potential additional traffic jams.

A Slovenian engineering company plans to invest in a Technological Industrial Development Zone (TIRZ) in North Macedonia, potentially creating 100 new jobs. The director highlighted the country's strategic location, modern infrastructure, and skilled workforce.

Slovenia's Administration for Safe Food, Veterinary and Plant Protection (UVHVVR) announced that subsidies for cat microchipping will be reduced starting September. All owned cats must be microchipped and registered by January 1, 2027.

Marinas in Izola, Koper, and Portorož along the Slovenian coast are completely full during the peak tourist season, with high demand for berths and expanding services to cater to modern nautical needs.

Mira Voglar, a prominent Slovenian composer, music educator, and pioneer of preschool music education, has passed away at the age of 92. Her creative opus significantly influenced music education in Slovenia.

Workers of the now-defunct company Progros are determined to pursue their claims, according to Goran Lukić, head of the Workers' Counseling Office. Lukić stated that Boris Mijič, the former owner of Progros and a member of parliament, should have his legal capacity revoked.

A 46-year-old man reportedly stabbed a 37-year-old man with a broken bottle during an altercation in a bar in Velenje, Slovenia, before the assailant sought medical attention himself.