
Slovenian Electricity Grid Condition Questioned After Widespread Outages
Following extensive power outages, questions have arisen regarding the state of Slovenia's electricity grid. Residents in areas experiencing their second outage in two months criticize the infrastructure's poor condition despite high company profits.

Slovenian PM Golob Faces Cyberattack or Voter Uprising
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob and his party, Gibanje Svoboda, faced a heated pre-election campaign online, questioning whether it was an organized cyberattack or an uprising by domestic online influencers.

Fire Extinguished at Sij Metal Ravne Forge in Slovenia
A fire at the Sij Metal Ravne forge has been extinguished, resulting in material damage but no injuries.

Slovenian Experts Warn Against Early Access to Alcohol and Tobacco for Minors
Experts from the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ) in Slovenia are warning about the easy accessibility of alcohol and tobacco products to minors, with a study showing that young people could purchase nicotine products without age verification in 44% of cases and alcohol in 70% of cases.

Slovenian Freedom Movement Party Reports Cyberattack on Social Media Profiles
Slovenia's Freedom Movement party reported a cyberattack where their social media profiles received thousands of artificially created followers from non-existent accounts within an hour.

New Tallest Building in Slovenia Receives Construction Permit
A new building, set to become the tallest, has received its construction permit. The above-ground section will feature 21 floors of business premises, accommodating approximately 740 employees.

New Tallest Building in Slovenia Receives Construction Permit
A new building project in Slovenia has received its construction permit. The above-ground section is planned to have 21 floors, offering business premises for approximately 740 employees.

Slovenian Short-Term Rental Providers Warn of Regulatory Chaos
Short-term rental providers in Slovenia are warning of chaos caused by a 'harmful and dysfunctional law' for which even basic regulations have not been prepared.

Heavy Metal Contamination Found in Children's Playgrounds in Meža Valley, Slovenia
Soil samples from 39% of locations in municipalities along the Meža River, Slovenia, showed critical levels of heavy metal contamination, necessitating comprehensive remediation at 15 children's playgrounds, primarily in Dravograd.

Montenegrin Company Monteput Ordered to Pay Slovenian Firm Primorje
Montenegrin state company Monteput has been ordered to pay over 54,000 euros to the Slovenian firm Primorje, confirming a previous claim, though Primorje had initially sought nearly 1.6 million euros.

Sportdelodanasvijesti-me9h ago3 sources Alcaraz and Sabalenka Dominate ATP and WTA Rankings After Doha Wins
Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka are dominating the ATP and WTA rankings respectively, following Alcaraz's victory in Doha. The article also notes the rankings of top Slovenian tennis players.

Azeski Appointed to International Council of Ljubljana Faculty of Economics
Azeski has been elected as a member of the international council of the Faculty of Economics in Ljubljana, Slovenia. He views this as recognition of efforts to connect science and business, joining other significant figures from European business and academia on the council.

Air Quality Improves in Slovenia, But Winter and Roadside Pollution Remain High
Slovenia has seen an improvement in air quality in recent years, but levels of certain pollutants remain too high, particularly during winter and near roads.

Air Quality in Slovenia Improves, But Pollutant Levels Remain High in Specific Areas
Air quality in Slovenia has improved in recent years, but levels of certain pollutants are still too high, particularly during winter and near roads.

Selection of Daily 'Sparks' from Delo Newspaper
A Slovenian article presents a selection of daily 'sparks' or short witty remarks, which are also published in the print edition of Delo newspaper.

Slovenian Hospice Celebrates 10 Years, Emphasizing Meaningful End-of-Life Care
Ljubhospic, Slovenia's only hospice, celebrates its tenth anniversary, highlighting its mission to ensure that the final period of life retains its meaning and dignity.

Family Faces Unexpected Medical Bill in Slovenia Despite European Health Insurance
A Croatian family visiting Bled, Slovenia, was surprised by a 60 euro charge for emergency medical care for their child, despite holding a European Health Insurance Card, highlighting issues with healthcare costs for tourists.

Western countries pull the strings, Slovenia among the winners
With the closing ceremony in the famous amphitheater in Verona, the 25th Winter Olympic Games were concluded.

Satirical Take on Slovenian Coalition Formation Challenges
A satirical piece compares the difficulty of forming Logar's coalition in Slovenia to the classic riddle of transporting a goat, cabbage, and wolf across a river.

Slovenian Second Division Club Blocks Hungarian Coach's Move to Osijek
A Slovenian second-division football club has reportedly refused to release its Hungarian coach, preventing his move to Croatian club Osijek.

Slovenia's Third Most Successful Winter Games
Slovenia achieved its third most successful Winter Games in terms of medal count, with all medals attributed to the ski jumping team.

Snowstorm Causes Power Outages for Over 34,000 Homes in Slovenia
A snowstorm has left more than 34,000 households without electricity in Slovenia, with the northeastern part of the country experiencing the most significant damage to trees.

Isaac del Toro Wins UAE Tour, Mezgec Finishes Strong
Isaac del Toro claimed the overall victory in the third World Tour race of the season, the UAE Tour, surpassing Antonio Tiberi, with Slovenian cyclist Luka Mezgec also achieving a high finish.

Olimpija Draws Against Koper in Slovenian Football League
Olimpija managed to salvage a point against Koper in the 23rd round of the Slovenian First Football League, while Radomlje defeated Primorje.

Slovenian Terminology for Digital Identity Wallet Discussed
Discussions are ongoing regarding the appropriate Slovenian terminology for 'digital identity wallet,' emphasizing the importance of adopting valuable and relevant terms in this field.

Slovenian Experts Emphasize Importance of Election Participation
Dr. Marjan Kos, an administrative law expert, and Dr. Mejra Festić, an economics professor, both stressed the significance of citizen participation in elections, viewing it as an opportunity to hold authorities accountable and a civic duty.

Slovenian Surgeon Criticizes Healthcare System
Surgeon Erik Brecelj criticizes the Slovenian healthcare system, stating that those who do the least work and complain the most receive the most benefits, alleging a 'plundering' of the sector.

First Criminal Charges Filed in Slovenia's Dars Affair
The first criminal charges have been filed in Slovenia's 'Dars affair,' several months after a personnel reshuffle at the top of Nova Slovenija, involving the former Minister of Infrastructure.

Thousands Without Power in Slovenia, Restoration to Take Days
Approximately 4,300 electricity consumers in Slovenia remain without power, with restoration efforts expected to last several days. Authorities warn that only authorized personnel should connect individual generators for safety.

Slovenia's Northeast Still Without Power After Snowstorm
Parts of northeastern Slovenia remain without electricity for a third day following a snowstorm that caused extensive damage to the distribution network, initially leaving around 70,000 customers without power.

GB's Hodgkinson 'obliterates' indoor 800m record set on day she was born
Keely Hodgkinson breaks the long-standing women's indoor 800m world record, set by Slovenia's Jolanda Ceplak on the day the Briton was born almost 24 years ago.

Hodgkinson smashes women's indoor 800m world record in Liévin
Keely Hodgkinson has broken the long-standing women's indoor 800m world record, set by Slovenia's Jolanda Ceplak on the day the Briton was born almost 24 years ago.

The embassy celebrates the Berlinale, the world of cinema hosted by Bucci
(ANSA) - BERLINO, 18 FEB - The world of cinema, but also of institutions, culture, and art, gathered at the Italian Embassy in Berlin for the traditional evening organized on the occasion of the Berlinale. According to a note from the diplomatic headquarters, guests this year included Senator and Undersecretary of State for Culture Lucia Borgonzoni; Antonio Saccone, president of Cinecittà; Giorgio Carlo Brugnoni, general director of Cinema and Audiovisual at the MIC; and Roberto Stabile, head of special projects, General Directorate for Cinema at the MIC/Cinecittà. The event, which was very well attended, also featured directors, actors, and other personalities from the world of cinema. The reception was accompanied by music from Italian DJ Budino and the Italian-German band Maiorano. In collaboration with the Costa Archive, a small exhibition of original photographs by photojournalist Paolo Costa, who worked alongside Tazio Secchiaroli in the 1960s, was also set up.
In the afternoon, Ambassador Fabrizio Bucci visited the European Film Market, one of the three main meeting points for the international film industry, which was attended by 266 Italian companies in the sector: figures that demonstrate the strength and vitality of the Italian audiovisual industry on the international scene. The Berlinale reception is part of a wider program of initiatives that the embassy dedicates to cinema, including meetings and presentations—such as that of the Netflix series Il Gattopardo—as well as thematic reviews. The "Ciak si gira" review took place in the summer and the Winterkino review is currently underway.
As for the Berlinale, there were three co-productions with Italian participation in this year's official program: two in competition, Nina Roza by Geneviève Dulude-De Celles, a Canada-Italy-Bulgaria-Belgium co-production, and RosebushPruning by Karim Ainouz, a Germany-Italy-Spain-UK co-production, and one in Perspectives, The Red Hangar by Juan Pablo Sallato, a Chile-Argentina-Italy co-production. Other Italian co-productions worth mentioning include: Cosmonauts, an animated short film by Leo Černic, a Slovenia-Italy co-production (Berlinale Shorts section); Mambo Kids, a short film by Emanuele Tresca (Generation 14+ section); Wax & Gold by Adama Bineta Sow in the Berlinale Special section; and L'Uomo più bello del mondo (The Most Beautiful Man in the World) by Paolo Baiguera in the Forum Special section. Finally, in the Forum section, we find On Our Own, directed by Tudor Cristian Jurgiu (a Romanian-Italian production).
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PoliticsThe Guardianprotothema-en7d ago2 sources Britain Considers Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Following Australia's lead, Britain is considering a ban on social media use for children under 16, with Spain, Greece, and Slovenia also exploring similar measures.

Cashless Payments Introduced on Buses in Slovenia
Cashless payment options are now available on the bus route between Brnik Airport and Ljubljana's main bus station, with plans for gradual expansion across Slovenia.

First Major Pre-Election Debate Held in Koper, Slovenia
Koper is set to host the first major pre-election debate, where a team of journalists will fact-check statements from the leaders of eight political parties live.

Slovenian Freedom Movement Reports Cyberattack on Social Media Profiles
Slovenia's Freedom Movement party reported a cyberattack on its social media profiles, receiving thousands of artificially created followers from non-genuine accounts within an hour.

Slovenia Records First 20-Degree Celsius Temperature of the Year
Just three days after heavy snowfall in the northeast, Slovenia experienced its first temperature above 20 degrees Celsius this year, reaching 20.8 degrees in Črnomelj.

Hofer Recalls Organic Walnuts in Slovenia Due to Rancidity
Slovenia's Food Safety Administration has ordered a recall of organic walnuts sold at Hofer stores after official sampling revealed the product was rancid.

Slovenian Municipalities Amend Soča River Navigation Decrees, Unified Regime Still Lacking
The Kobarid municipal council approved changes to the Soča River navigation decree despite the mayor's opposition, while Bovec adopted a new decree aligning with Kobarid and Tolmin by abolishing vessel permits.

Police Search for Sledders Who Collided with Hiker
Police are still searching for two unknown individuals who collided with a hiker while sledding between Tamar and Planica. Mountain rescue services note that accidents on this path are uncommon, and the Slovenian Alpine Association reminds that pedestrians have priority.

Heavy Metal Pollution Found on Children's Playgrounds in Mežica Valley
Fifteen children's playgrounds in Slovenia's Mežica Valley require comprehensive remediation due to severe heavy metal pollution, with an additional thirteen needing mitigation measures.

First Major Election Debate in Koper, Slovenia
The first major pre-election debate featuring representatives of eight leading parties is set to take place in Koper, Slovenia, with the 24UR bus traveling to the location.

Slovenian referee Vinčić to officiate Real Madrid match after racist incident
Slovenian referee Slavko Vinčić faces a challenging task officiating a match in Madrid, following a recent racist incident involving Vinicius Junior and Gianluca Prestianni.

Delo Highlights Best Subscriber Stories
Slovenian newspaper Delo showcases a selection of its best stories created exclusively for subscribers.

Sledder injures 72-year-old hiker in Tamar and flees
In Tamar, Slovenia, a sledder collided with and seriously injured a 72-year-old hiker before leaving the scene; mountain rescuers provided first aid, and the sledder is still being sought.

Sledding Accident Injures 72-Year-Old Italian Woman in Slovenia
A sledding accident in Kranjska Gora, Slovenia, resulted in a 72-year-old Italian woman being seriously injured after a collision.

Dinamo praised its talent. Zajc immediately commented.
The Slovenian joked with his younger teammate.

Weekly Meal Plan: Quick and Delicious Lunch Ideas
A Slovenian article provides five ideas for quick and delicious lunches, ranging from hearty curry to creamy shrimp pasta, designed to save time in the kitchen.

Slovenia Develops New National Palliative Care Program
A new national program for palliative care is being developed in Slovenia, aiming to make comprehensive care available to all, despite significant improvements over the past 16 years.

Slovenian Agriculture Minister Discusses Food Security
Slovenian Minister of Agriculture, Mateja Čalušić, emphasized the importance of ensuring high-quality and accessible food in a podcast on economic power.

Slovenian Political Parties' Finances Revealed, Gibanje Svoboda Richest
An investigation into Slovenian political parties' finances shows that Gibanje Svoboda was the wealthiest party last year, receiving the most state funding. Non-parliamentary parties also receive funds, with Resni.ca receiving the most among them.

Slovenia to Invest in Food Supply Chains for Security
Slovenian Minister of Agriculture Mateja Čalušić discusses food security and the state's plans to invest in food supply chains.

Upcoming Slovenian Parliamentary Elections and First Major Debate
With one month remaining until the Slovenian parliamentary elections, the first major debate featuring presidents of eight parties is scheduled to take place in Koper.

Goriška Brda: A Community, Not Just a Destination
The Goriška Brda region in Slovenia is recognized for its transformation over the past two decades, emphasizing its identity as a community rather than merely a tourist destination.
Moldova's Pharmaceutical Market Dominated by Imports in 2025
In 2025, Germany, Romania, Slovenia, Hungary, and Turkey are the primary sources for pharmaceutical imports into Moldova, accounting for 92.9% of the market, a 1.3% increase from the previous year.

Koper Football Club Celebrates 40th Anniversary of Slovenian Championship
The 'golden generation' of Koper footballers celebrated the 40th anniversary of their first Slovenian championship title and their participation in the 2nd Yugoslav league.

FIS President Praises Slovenian Prevc Family's Ski Jumping Success
John Eliasch, the head of the International Ski Federation (FIS), visited the Slovenian house in Cortina and expressed his admiration for the Prevc family, calling them a global success story in ski jumping.

Lake Bled: An Alpine Fairytale Beyond the Tourist Season
An article describes Lake Bled in Slovenia as 'the most photogenic lake in the world,' highlighting its beauty and tranquility during the off-season when tourist crowds subside.

Criticism of Prosecution in KNOVS Case in Slovenia
A left-leaning commentator expresses disappointment with the prosecution in the KNOVS case, hoping for a political victory for the left despite potential long-term disadvantages.

Slovenian NSi Party Faces Scrutiny Ahead of Elections
Slovenia's NSi party enters the election campaign facing accusations regarding alleged legal violations, controversial Dars deals, and indirect party financing, with its president defending their past governmental role.

Slovenian Man Jailed for Selling THC-Laced Candies
A Slovenian businessman, Matjaž Mikuletič, has been sentenced to 20 months in prison for poisoning multiple customers with candies containing high levels of THC.

Seven Avalanche Deaths in Austria Amid Heavy Snowfall
Heavy snowfall in the Austrian Alps has led to seven avalanche deaths since Friday, making off-piste winter sports extremely dangerous, with other regions like Hungary, Slovenia, and France also facing snow-related challenges.

GB's Hodgkinson 'obliterates' indoor 800m record set on day she was born
Keely Hodgkinson breaks the long-standing women's indoor 800m world record, set by Slovenia's Jolanda Ceplak on the day the Briton was born almost 24 years ago.

GB's Hodgkinson 'obliterates' indoor 800m record set on day she was born
Keely Hodgkinson breaks the long-standing women's indoor 800m world record, set by Slovenia's Jolanda Ceplak on the day the Briton was born almost 24 years ago.

Keely Hodgkinson Smashes Women's Indoor 800m World Record
Keely Hodgkinson has broken the long-standing women's indoor 800m world record, a record set by Slovenia's Jolanda Ceplak on the very day Hodgkinson was born in 2002.

Schüller returns as Germany's women start World Cup mission
Lea Schüller, Carlotta Wamser and Sophia Kleinherne all returned to the Germany squad on Tuesday for the start of Women's World Cup qualifying. Christian Wück named a 23-player squad for the opening games against Slovenia in Dresden on March 3 and in Norway four days later.

Man Utd’s Benjamin Sesko says he changed position twice before becoming a striker
Benjamin Sesko, the Manchester United and Slovenia forward, has revealed that he started his football journey in two different positions before moving into attack. The striker scored seven goals and provided one assist in 23 appearances across all competitions for Manchester United during the 2025-26 season.

Slovenian Olympians Return Home to Enthusiastic Welcome
A large crowd gathered in Ljubljana to welcome Slovenian Olympians back to their home country, celebrating their return with the 'most precious cargo' (medals).

The Bachelor Slovenia: Emotions Intensify in the Villa
Contestants in the Slovenian version of 'The Bachelor' are openly expressing their feelings and reflecting on past dates, as the carefree atmosphere ends and the bachelor can invite any contestant on a date.

Fuel prices to increase in Slovenia
Gasoline, diesel, and heating oil prices are set to rise, with gasoline increasing by 1.5 cents and diesel by 0.3 cents.

Regulated Fuel Prices to Increase in Slovenia
Regulated prices for petroleum products in Slovenia are set to increase overnight. 95-octane gasoline will rise by 1.5 cents, while diesel and heating oil will both increase by 0.3 cents per liter.

Hofer Recalls Organic Walnuts Due to Rancidity in Slovenia
The food safety authority in Slovenia has issued a product recall for organic walnuts sold at Hofer after official sampling confirmed the presence of rancidity.

In Ljubljana, the exhibition 'Le affinità di confine' (Border Affinities), architecture between Italy and Slovenia
(ANSA) - ROMA, 23 FEB - From today until March 19, the exhibition 'Border Affinities. Architecture between Friuli Venezia Giulia and Slovenia' is being held in Ljubljana, an exhibition project that explores the shared languages of architects on both sides of the border during the 20th century, beyond political and ideological barriers.
Curated by Luka Skansi and Paolo Nicoloso, with photographs by Roberto Conte and Miran Kambic, the exhibition offers a new perspective on the built heritage of...

Slovenian Landlords Warn of Chaos in Short-Term Rental Law
Landlords in Slovenia are warning of chaos regarding a new law on short-term rentals, describing it as harmful and dysfunctional. They claim that even the drafters of the law have not prepared basic regulations, leading to confusion.

Mexican Woman Shares Experience of Moving to Slovenia
Daniela Barajas Garcia, a Mexican woman, moved to Slovenia a year ago and shares her experiences, noting that she was unprepared for certain aspects of life there.

Experts Warn Against Early Alcohol Consumption Among Adolescents in Slovenia
Experts from the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ) in Slovenia warn that tobacco and alcohol products are highly accessible to adolescents, with a third of them consuming their first alcoholic drink by age 13 or earlier.

Slaviša Stojanović departs Željezničar after four matches
Slovenian football coach Slaviša Stojanović has left his position at Bosnian club Željezničar after managing only four games since taking over in late December.

European Best Destinations 2026 Announced, Madrid Tops List
The 'European Best Destinations 2026' list has been released, with Madrid taking the top spot. The ranking also highlights surprises from Cyprus and Slovenia, and features seven Italian destinations, including Verona just outside the top three.

Can a Heat Pump Also Be an Energy Storage Device? Slovenia's Renewable Energy Transition
Slovenia is actively pursuing an energy transformation, with a growing share of electricity from renewable sources, raising questions about the potential for heat pumps to also function as energy storage devices.

Slovenia Explores Heat Pumps as Energy Storage in Energy Transition
Slovenia is examining the potential of heat pumps to also function as energy storage devices, as the country continues its energy transformation towards increasing the share of electricity from renewable sources.

Now we know how to play such games. Physically and once again physically
The Boston Celtics basketball players defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 111:89 on the road in the NBA league. Slovenian ace Luka Dončić scored 25 points in just under 33 minutes of play for the Lakers, with a poor shooting percentage.

Slovenia Addresses Healthcare Challenges with Motivation and Financial Reforms
Slovenia is tackling major healthcare challenges by emphasizing the need for a blend of motivation and financial incentives, alongside partial systemic changes.

Slovenia Introduces New Law to Retain Healthcare and Midwifery Staff
A new law on healthcare and midwifery in Slovenia aims to retain staff by providing career development opportunities and increasing professional autonomy and responsibility.

Slovenian Political Satire on Coalition Formation
A satirical piece comparing the difficulty of forming Logar's coalition to a classic riddle, highlighting the complexities of political alliances.

Palliative Care Program Development in Slovenia
Slovenia is developing a new national program for palliative care, noting significant improvements over the past 16 years, though comprehensive care is still not universally available.

Slovenian Goalkeeper Aljaž Ivačič Joins Slovakian First Division Club
Slovenian national team goalkeeper Aljaž Ivačič returns to Europe after playing in the MLS, signing with Slovakian first division club Dunajská Streda until the end of the season, with an option to extend.

Slovenian Comedy Awards in Nova Gorica and Ljubljana
The 'Žlahtna komedija' awards celebrated comedic excellence in Nova Gorica and Ljubljana, with 'Usje se je dalu' winning Best Noble Comedy, Patrizia Jurinčič Finžgar and Matija Rupel recognized as best comedians, and Ivan Plazibat awarded for best direction.

Goriška Brda: More Than a Destination, a Community
Goriška Brda has become one of Slovenia's most recognizable regions over the past two decades, emphasizing its identity as a community rather than just a tourist destination.

Slovenia's Winter Olympics Medal Count
Slovenia achieved its third most successful Winter Games in terms of medal count, with all medals attributed to the ski jumping team, reflecting a mix of joy and sadness.

Slovenian Players Vipotnik and Bijol in European Football Action
Slovenian striker Vipotnik was the key player in a Championship match, continuing his scoring streak, while Bijol's team missed out on three points in London. Chelsea drew with Burnley, and Manchester City is chasing Arsenal in the league.

Slovenian Man Loses 30,000 Euros in Online Crypto Scam
Police in Jesenice, Slovenia, are investigating a case of online fraud where a victim lost approximately 30,000 euros after a scammer, posing as a cryptocurrency platform representative, gained access to their bank accounts.

Global Instability and Dark Scenarios
An article from Slovenia reflects on the drastically uncertain global situation, contemplating the possibility of the darkest scenarios unfolding.

Slovenian Prime Minister Golob Reports Cyberattack with Foreign Origin and Slovenian Client
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob announced that his party experienced a cyberattack originating from abroad but with a Slovenian client, and has reported the incident to cybersecurity authorities, police, and Meta.

Slovenian Political Commentary on Election Campaign Rhetoric and Manipulation
A Slovenian article discusses the prevalence of facts versus manipulation in election campaigns, highlighting how statistics and statements can be presented without full context.

Animal Welfare Emerges as Potential Election Issue in Slovenia
Following public outrage over footage from a chicken farm, animal welfare is being discussed as a potential election topic in Slovenia, raising questions about the longevity of political promises for change.

Karl-Markus Gauß Releases New Book 'Die Liebe kommt immer zu spät'
Karl-Markus Gauß's new book, 'Die Liebe kommt immer zu spät,' features three travel narratives that reflect on resistance fighters, outsiders, and lost elements in Sarajevo, Slovenia, Greece, and Krems.

GB's Hodgkinson 'obliterates' indoor 800m record set on day she was born
Keely Hodgkinson breaks the long-standing women's indoor 800m world record, set by Slovenia's Jolanda Ceplak on the day the Briton was born almost 24 years ago.

Vincent Kompany Defends Vinícius Júnior Against Racist Abuse
Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany has publicly defended Vinícius Júnior following racist abuse during a match between Benfica and Real Madrid.

Jaxson Hayes Joins Luka Doncic on Slovenian National Team
Jaxson Hayes has completed the necessary paperwork and is now eligible to play alongside Luka Doncic for the Slovenian national team in international competitions.

Planet Labs Partners with Slovenia, Future Outlook Examined
Planet Labs has announced a partnership with Slovenia, prompting analysis into the company's future prospects and market position.