Professor Igor Lukšić, former Minister of Education of Slovenia, stated that Bosniaks lack a mother country outside Bosnia and Herzegovina, which creates the perception that they are the sole proponents of a sovereign nation.

Lado Bizovičar has been confirmed to remain as a judge on the "Slovenija ima talent" (Slovenia's Got Talent) jury. Reports indicate his continued presence is considered essential for the show.

Retailer Hervis has confirmed the closure of its stores in Slovenia, Germany, and Croatia. This decision will impact its operations across these three European countries.

Slovenia's energy sector faces significant challenges, particularly concerning the distribution network which is crucial for managing increased consumption, diverse sources, and fluctuations during the energy transition.

A Russian citizen was caught driving a car at 203 kilometers per hour on the Pomurje highway towards Lendava, significantly exceeding the speed limit. The driver was issued a fine and penalty points.

Slovenian singer Luka Basi unexpectedly encountered a burning vehicle on his way home and immediately stopped to provide assistance, describing his sole thought as needing to help.

A 31-year-old man was arrested in Cres after physically assaulting and seriously injuring a 32-year-old Slovenian tourist in a local establishment.

Short trips during the May Day holidays have become a tradition, and this article explores popular international destinations for Slovenian travelers this year.

Gregor Čeglaj, known from the Slovenian reality show 'Sanjski moški' (The Bachelor), has announced on social media that he has become a father for the first time, sharing that the mother and baby are healthy.

A Slovenian article delves into the concept of the strongest force in the universe, with its accompanying text also touching upon the profound experience of theater.

A month after parliamentary elections, Slovenian politicians are engaged in behind-the-scenes meetings and negotiations to secure the 46 votes needed to form a government, with the President initiating official counts.

Slovenian lawyer Dr. Peter Čeferin has released his sixth book, a collection of concise and witty short stories, illustrated by Izar Lunaček.

Slovenian cyclist Mihael Štajnar of Pogi Team Gusto Ljubljana claimed victory in the first edition of the Tour of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Slovenia's first and only human milk bank is celebrating its third anniversary, providing crucial support and hope for the most vulnerable newborns, including premature and sick infants whose mothers cannot provide milk.

A drunk driver, traveling at an inappropriate speed with a child in the car, veered off the road near Celje, Slovenia, causing the vehicle to overturn and injuring both occupants.

The Slovenian newspaper Delo presents the most expressive and content-rich photographs of the week from both domestic and international sources.

The band Katalena is being lauded as one of the most robust and enduring musical groups in the region. Their consistent performance and strong presence have earned them significant acclaim.

Ireland has joined Spain and Slovenia in formally calling for the EU to take action against Israel over a new law that would impose a mandatory death sentence on Palestinians accused of carrying out deadly attacks on Israelis.

Police were called to intervene after two girls boarded the wrong bus in Slovenia. The driver reportedly refused to stop at their requested location, Tepanje, stating he would only do so if stopped by police.

Regulated fuel prices in Slovenia are expected to decrease on Tuesday, with gasoline potentially dropping by one cent to 1.61 euros per liter and diesel by a more significant ten cents to 1.72 euros.

A Slovenian article comments on a perceived political trend of anger, threats of destruction, and heightened military readiness, with a mention of Chinese ships.

An article poses a rhetorical question, asking if society will once again ignore important warnings or issues, implying a past pattern of failing to address critical matters.

A Slovenian article features an interview with Nova Gorica theater and film actress Marjuta Slamič, discussing the importance of listening to achieve silence.

Slovenian companies are now openly boasting about high salaries and bonuses, a significant shift from a few years ago when such data was kept secret.

An article questions the expectations of voters who simultaneously support five different political parties, implying potential challenges or unrealistic hopes from such diverse choices.

Spain, Slovenia, and Ireland have formally requested that the European Commission discuss the potential suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement, citing concerns over human rights violations and breaches of international law.

An article explores the stereotypes surrounding left-right polarization and what research truly indicates, in the context of the Slovenian government's formation amidst global crises.

The Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), led by Anže Logar, has announced the definitive conclusion of coalition negotiations with Robert Golob. However, the Freedom Movement (Svoboda) questioned the statement, arguing that negotiations had never truly commenced.

Slovenian radio station Radio 1 celebrated its 19th birthday with a 48-hour no-sleep challenge, where participants watched Top Gun continuously. Bojana was the last one to endure the challenge.

A new government is forming in Slovenia, with commentators describing its potential operation as a mix of forced cooperation and significant challenges. There are concerns about its stability and the possibility of a crisis.

Slovenian taxi drivers are struggling with rising fuel costs and unadjusted fares, a situation worsened by the arrival of Uber, prompting a union to demand the establishment of a minimum tariff.

The jury for the Mies van der Rohe Award 2026 has highlighted the importance of "reuse and adaptation" in architecture, honoring projects like the Charleroi Exhibition Palace and Temporary Spaces for the Slovenian National Theatre.

The Slovenian Chamber of Commerce, along with other employers, supports a proposed emergency law for Slovenia's development, which includes a reduction in the VAT rate on basic foodstuffs.

An individual claims they were suspended and retired the day after sending concrete proposals regarding prison regulations to Borut Pahor and Aleš Zalar.

STRABAG Slovenia is leading the digitalization of the construction industry, aiming for "dust-free" construction. This initiative is transforming traditional construction sites and modernizing one of the oldest industries.

A Hungarian tourist is seeking half a million euros in damages after sustaining life-altering injuries from a falling rock in Slovenia's Vintgar Gorge. She claims the incident has ruined her life and is pursuing legal action.

Police in Gorenjska, Slovenia, conducted enhanced aerial surveillance of road traffic, particularly focusing on motorcyclists, and identified six violations including improper overtaking and driving on the wrong side of the road.

The Radovljica Castle will be transformed into a Chocolate Factory for the Chocolate Festival this weekend, featuring "Zwonko," the Slovenian Willy Wonka, at one of the most visited culinary events.

The acclaimed Slovenian film "Belo se pere na devetdeset" (White Washes at Ninety) is set to be broadcast on POP TV and VOYO on April 18, offering a chance for viewers to watch the hit movie.

Slovenian Finance Minister Klemen Boštjančič and Bank of Slovenia Governor Primož Dolenc discussed the expected lowered economic growth forecast, along with global factors such as the war in Iran and tariffs, and their impact on the Slovenian and European economies.

A commission at the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SAZU) has expressed concern over a proposed spelling rule, with the Scientific Research Centre of SAZU (ZRC) calling the objections misleading.

Zoran Stevanović, President of the National Assembly, stated that marking ballots in secret voting is not a violation in itself, but he will demand that members of parliament cease this practice at the next session.

Slovenian entrepreneur Ivo Boscarol celebrated his 70th birthday with an unconventional charity rock concert in the capital, joined by younger Slovenian musicians.

A news report highlights positive stories from Slovenia, including technological advancements like robots in operations, acts of human kindness, and successes in the film industry.

Reports indicate that trade brands are increasingly eliminating Slovenian suppliers from their networks. This development raises concerns for local businesses and the Slovenian economy.

Jaka Lopatič has stepped down from his position as the editor-in-chief of the Slovenian news portal Siol. The reasons for his resignation were not immediately detailed.

The Slovenian Chamber of Commerce (GZS) has stated that the proposed intervention law for Slovenia's development, introduced by the 'third political bloc,' is not a law for the rich. Instead, it is presented as a crucial first step towards increasing Slovenia's competitiveness and relieving businesses.

The French Renault group has officially commenced sales of the electric Twingo in Slovenia, with the Novo Mesto-based Revoz plant currently producing 200 units daily and plans for increased production.

Slovenian Health Minister criticized the management of a facility in Borovnica, stating that the long waiting lists for services are unacceptable.

A trend from abroad suggests that fewer square meters in later years allows for more life. Are Slovenian retirees aware of this?

Residents of Koroška Bela, Slovenia, have raised concerns about alleged excessive pollution, including increased dust and noise, stemming from the production processes at the Sij Acroni steel company.

Following the initial count of votes for the Speaker of the National Assembly, Slovenia's two largest parties, Svoboda and SDS, are holding meetings to discuss their next post-election steps.

Slovenian electricity distributors have planned only 261 million euros in investments this year, significantly less than the targeted 330 million euros.

Slovenian MP Miha Stevanović's expressed desire to travel to Moscow has ignited a debate within the National Assembly, with Alenka Bratuškova stating the assembly is not a travel agency. The incident has also prompted broader discussions on the role of MPs as representatives of the people.

Researchers have uncovered the migration path of a little tern from Slovenia's Sečovlje salt pans to Senegal, highlighting concerns about the global decline of this bird species.

Parents with samples from the defunct Slovenian Biobank company GaiaCell are urging the company to transfer their samples to Izvorne celice and expect the JAZMP agency to enforce its decision.

Sports retailer Hervis is reportedly planning to close all of its stores located across Slovenia.

Following the constitution of the Slovenian National Assembly and the formation of parliamentary groups, the next step involves establishing working bodies, typically starting with three committees: general, foreign affairs, and EU affairs.

Ljubljana police are appealing to the public for information regarding a suspect who committed several property crimes in the Grosuplje area during February.

To mark World Book and Copyright Day on April 23, twelve bookstores have united to launch the "Bookstore Festival" initiative. Tina Popovič from the Ljubljana team noted that bookstores are important urban spaces, but the culture of visiting them is not yet well-developed in Slovenia.

Former Member of Parliament Mojca Šetinc Pašek has officially returned to her position at RTV Slovenia.

A report has identified Spar as having the most listed Slovenian food products among six retailers, while Tuš had the most products from Slovenian manufacturers.

Out of 75 advertised positions for family medicine specializations in Slovenia, only 34 applications were received, highlighting a concerning lack of interest in this medical field despite 191 total applications for other specializations.

Singer Mickey Callisto, known from Britain's Got Talent, is currently on a European tour with Queen Sensation, which includes a stop in Slovenia.

Two dogs attacked a flock of sheep in the Malečnik area, killing two of them. Police tracked down and caught the dogs based on descriptions, later locating their owner.

A lawyer, Dr. Rok Lampe, claims that Israeli interference reduced the legitimacy of Slovenian elections. He predicts that if Janez Janša becomes prime minister, the 'Black Cube affair' will be swept under the rug.

Slovenian group Zvita feltna and Bosnian group Srčani udar (Heart Attack) are both celebrating their 20th anniversaries. Srčani udar marks the milestone with the release of their new album, "Peščani sat".

Following the January takeover of Austrian sports equipment chain Hervis by Quantum Investment Holding, the operations of Hervis stores in Slovenia, Croatia, and Germany have been transferred to a new, undisclosed owner.

Slovenian experts highlight the growing challenges within the energy sector, emphasizing that the distribution network is becoming a critical factor for the energy transition. It must simultaneously manage increased consumption, diverse energy sources, and greater fluctuations.

Former Slovenian gymnast and Olympian Drago Šoštarič has died at the age of 84, having significantly influenced the development of Slovenian gymnastics through his work and dedication.

A cold front has passed over Slovenia, bringing localized showers and thunderstorms, with strong winds, hail, and heavy rain expected throughout the afternoon before gradually subsiding overnight.

The wider public got to know Žan Videc when he won the Melodije morja in sonca festival, and recently the young Slovenian musician presented his first album to the world.

The 35th Slovenian Advertising Festival is approaching, promising to once again transcend the boundaries of a classic conference with its innovative approach to marketing.

The Slovenian band Before Time will present their second album in a concert version of the 'Izštekani' show, featuring a mellow version of alter rock with strings.

The Slovenian president is actively seeking support for a mandate holder, a critical step in the country's process of forming a new government. This effort aims to secure the necessary backing for the proposed leader.

Parts of Slovenia have been affected by severe weather, including hail and strong winds, causing damage. A cold front is bringing unstable conditions, with calmer weather expected by Monday night.

A profile highlights Dora Drašković, a psychology student from Cetinje, Montenegro, whose academic journey spans institutions in Montenegro, Slovenia, and Italy, with a future focus on psychology and research.

The Slovenian TV show 'Mali veliki kviz' will feature a new duel between two grandmothers and two grandchildren in its twelfth episode, following the success of previous winning pairs.

Sarina, a semi-finalist from 'Slovenija ima talent,' has released her new song 'Želim si,' which she wrote herself. The song explores deep feelings of attraction and the connection between two people.

A mountain rescue team from Mojstrana conducted an extensive overnight operation to rescue two foreign alpinists who got lost and became hypothermic and dehydrated on the Triglav North Face.

A house search in the Ihan area of Slovenia resulted in the seizure of over a hundred cannabis seedlings and approximately two kilograms of dried plant material. A 38-year-old suspect was detained, and equipment for cannabis cultivation was also discovered.

Slovenia has implemented a new law permitting in-vitro fertilization for women without a male partner, though challenges related to its application and ethical considerations reportedly persist. This legislation marks a significant change in reproductive rights within the country.

Slovenian law mandates that employers must pay employees a holiday allowance of at least the net minimum wage, which this year amounts to 1481.88 euros. The article discusses the specifics of this payment and which companies might offer the highest amounts.

Slovenia's holiday allowance (regres) must be paid by July 1st, with a minimum of €1481.88. Data indicates that employees in banks and insurance companies receive the most generous allowances, while the public sector is set to receive €1630.

Police in Celje, Slovenia, reported an unusual intervention where they assisted two girls who boarded the wrong bus. The driver had refused to stop unless compelled by the police.

A Hungarian citizen has filed a lawsuit against Slovenia concerning an accident that occurred in Vintgar Gorge in 2021.

Slovenian actors Tjaša Železnik and Jurij Zrnec answered questions about how well they know each other ahead of the TV premiere of their film 'Belo se pere na devetdeset'.

A Slovenian article offers a philosophical reflection on 'This Moment,' emphasizing that life is not merely fleeting but precious time shared with others.

Slovenian school librarians are facing confusion over new regulations regarding textbook funds, which has complicated their efforts to secure dedicated funding for school libraries and ensure access to quality books for students.

The Open House Slovenia festival, which opens its doors this weekend, will showcase a record-breaking more than one hundred projects of contemporary and historical Slovenian architecture under the theme 'All Measures of Architecture'.

Despite claiming not to be a politician, Branimir Štrukelj's significant influence on the policies of past Slovenian governments is highlighted, with a warning about 'red lines' and potential conflict.

Moldova's President Maia Sandu held meetings with her counterparts from Turkey, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Azerbaijan in Antalya on April 17.

The war between the US and Iran has severely impacted tourism across the Middle East, with a significant drop in arrivals and 80,000 cancellations in Dubai alone, while potentially benefiting Slovenia.

The articles explore how Slovenian companies are increasingly recognizing and utilizing sustainability practices as a significant competitive advantage in the market. This strategic focus is presented as a key driver for their future success and growth.

Customs officers at the Svilaj crossing prevented a Slovenian citizen from illegally bringing 20,000 euros into the EU, resulting in a 6,000 euro fine for failing to declare the cash.

The director of GaiaCell announced that the company will provide access to samples from the defunct Biobank, following a decision by the JAZMP (Slovenian Agency for Medicinal Products and Medical Devices) to allow forced entry due to GaiaCell's refusal to grant access to Izvorna celica.

Anže Logar of the Slovenian Democratic Party announced the definitive conclusion of coalition negotiations with Robert Golob. This development comes amidst political discussions, with Janez Janša also commenting on Golob.

Former Slovenian President Borut Pahor, along with singers Nuška Drašček and Alya, will soon sit on the jury panel for the show "Slovenija ima talent." The former president expressed great joy at the news of the two famous Slovenian singers joining him on the jury.

Slovenia's Environment Agency reports that some parts of the country have received less than a fifth of their usual rainfall since mid-March, with only four millimeters measured in Lesce, raising concerns about drought.

A new project in Anhovo, Slovenia, is combining solar energy with cement plant development, promoting dual land use, and gradually opening the area to nature and the local community.

Slovenian construction sites are confronting new challenges, shifting focus from concrete to data and from costs to efficiency.

The Kras (Karst) plateau, located on the border of Slovenia and Italy, offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich tradition, and authentic lifestyle. This destination, just over two hundred kilometers from Zagreb, attracts visitors with its UNESCO caves, the world's oldest stud farm, and gourmet experiences.

Police are investigating another overnight attack on an ATM in Slovenia, with the latest incident occurring in Ključarovci pri Ljutomeru.

A 40-year-old woman, a dual citizen of Slovenia and Slovakia, was caught transporting 22 kg of cocaine with her three children and a dog in her car. A court in Vinkovci, Croatia, was not swayed by her explanation for the incident.

A 25-year-old Italian man, Roberto Antonelo, has been arrested after attacking five young women in the Primorska region of Slovenia, including two 16-year-olds, and is accused of attempted rape of a 19-year-old, causing fear among local girls.

Slovenia is implementing a new 'Law for the Development of Slovenia' which includes tax reductions on basic foodstuffs, relief for sole proprietors, exemptions for long-term care contributions for pensioners and farmers, and allows pensioners to work after retirement.

Slovenian political figures, including SDS leader Janez Janša, have commented on the prospects of forming a new government. Discussions also touched upon the strategic paths of political parties in the current landscape.

A Slovenian politician named Stevanović seeks to end the marking of ballots, a proposal that has drawn criticism from the Left party, which accuses him of treating voters as fools.

Slovenian politicians Mahnič and Kangler indicated that the formation of Janez Janša's fourth government is imminent, with reports detailing the proposed distribution of ministries among the SDS, NSi, and Democrats parties.

Slovenia boasts strong childhood vaccination rates, which have contributed to the eradication of certain infectious diseases within the country. However, adult vaccination rates are noted as a concern, indicating a gap in public health responsibility.

Experts from the Institute of Radiology at UKC Ljubljana visited the Clinic for Radiology at the University Clinical Center in Sarajevo. They conducted a specialized course on fetal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), educating radiologists and residents on modern techniques.

Mojca Šetinc Pašek is set to begin working at RTV, the Slovenian public broadcasting service. The articles confirm her new role at the institution.

The Slovenian government has adopted a decree on compulsory health insurance services and funding for the current year, introducing free dental fillings and restructuring other healthcare programs.

Slovenian police have filed charges against a 57-year-old man who allegedly threatened two individuals and fired a shot near a gravel pit in Nedelica in mid-April, with weapons and ammunition seized during the investigation.

A new publication featuring works from over 40 authors explores the geographical, archaeological, historical, identity, and ecological characteristics of the mountains in Montenegro and Slovenia.

A discussion highlights a new generation of 24 Members of Parliament in Slovenia, exploring whether their approach signifies an end to old political rules and practices.

Despite the existence of a treatment, Slovenian boys suffering from Duchenne muscular dystrophy are reportedly not receiving the necessary medication. This situation raises questions about access to vital drugs for rare diseases.

Young people in Slovenia are questioning the high prices of notary services, particularly for major financial transactions like apartment purchases, while the Notary Chamber defends its pricing.

More than half of Slovenia's electricity distribution lines are reported to be dilapidated, with electricity distributors planning fewer investments this year due to limited financial capabilities.

The presidents of Iceland and Slovenia are holding a meeting, with live reports covering the discussions between the two heads of state.

A little tern, a bird species whose global population is declining, has been observed migrating from the Sečovlje Salina Nature Park in Slovenia all the way to Senegal. In Slovenia, this species exclusively nests in the Sečovlje Salina and Škocjan Inlet areas.

Slovenia's economy has welcomed a new omnibus interventional law, but concerns have been raised regarding how to compensate for the projected financial deficit it may create.

A 66-year-old man's attempt to burn hay bales in Slovenia led to an uncontrolled fire that destroyed a tractor, loader, and an outbuilding near Gojače and Črniče.

Slovenia enacted new laws last November following an incident where a man was beaten to death by a group of Roma.

Slovenian employers' organizations support a proposed intervention law, while the Left party criticizes it, claiming it only benefits the rich.

The recent Slovenian parliamentary election results have highlighted the less fortunate role of a "first water polo player in the country" figure, referring to political maneuvers to secure a position.

Slovenia has announced that free textbooks will now be provided to fourth-grade students, expanding a program that previously only covered the first three grades.

Pošta Slovenije (Slovenian Post) is focusing on implementing modern solutions to enhance its future delivery services. The company aims to innovate its postal operations.

Police forces in Poland and Slovenia are conducting a 'speed control marathon,' implementing widespread checks on vehicle speeds. Authorities have published locations where drivers can expect increased surveillance.

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar is on a working visit to Iceland, meeting with her Icelandic counterpart and other officials to discuss the role of small states in solving global challenges.

Efforts are underway to enhance flood resistance along the Savinja and Mura rivers in Slovenia. This initiative aims to improve protection against future flooding in the affected regions.

Maribor criminal police have concluded an investigation into economic crime, finding that suspects illegally obtained information about a competitor's bid in a public tender to submit a lower offer.

A storm front, bringing hail, is currently passing over Slovenia, affecting areas including the capital city of Ljubljana. Residents are advised to take precautions as the severe weather moves through the region.

Slovenian police, in 'Operation Haribo,' have apprehended an Austrian drug dealer who had been evading justice for four years, hiding in the vicinity of Ljubljana.

Zoran Stevanović, the Speaker of the Slovenian National Assembly, will urge members of parliament not to mark ballots during the next secret vote and has announced his participation in amending the rules of procedure to address this issue.

Slovenia has announced new, lower prices for gasoline and diesel. A liter of 95-octane gasoline will now cost 1.605 euros, diesel 1.736 euros, and heating oil 1.386 euros.

The Slovenian Parliament's president's collegium prepared a proposal for establishing three temporary working bodies, but complications arose in assigning leadership positions to parliamentary groups, leading to two extraordinary sessions.

The 35th Slovenian Advertising Festival is approaching, promising to once again transcend the boundaries of a classic conference with its innovative approach.

Multiple obituaries remember Dr. Boris Frlec, a distinguished Slovenian scientist, former director of the Jožef Stefan Institute, politician, and diplomat, highlighting his significant contributions.

A Slovenian article expresses a deep appreciation for theater, describing it as the strongest force in the universe capable of creating strange and transcendent experiences for the audience.

Police in Izola, Slovenia, arrested a perfume thief who returned to a nearby establishment for a forgotten phone after committing the theft. The Croatian national was under the influence of drugs and had also been involved in a car accident.

Cirque du Soleil concluded its 'Ovo' show run in Ljubljana, Slovenia, captivating audiences with acrobatic performances. The world-renowned circus masters performed at Stožice, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their 'home' to visitors.

A Slovenian family was involved in a car accident near Poreč, Croatia, caused by a 20-year-old Croatian man who was overtaking a column of vehicles. A two-year-old child from the Slovenian family sustained severe injuries in the collision.

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar will begin consultations with leaders of parliamentary groups tomorrow to determine if any party holds a majority in parliament.

Despite his party losing the recent elections, Slovenian politician Janez Janša is reportedly on the verge of forming a new government. This development marks a significant political turnaround, potentially thwarting the plans of his rival, Robert Golob.

Thousands of parents in Slovenia are expressing shock, anger, and disappointment over the Biobanka situation, fearing the state might break into facilities and seize over 500 entrusted stem cell samples. They are publicly voicing their agony and pointing fingers at the Public Administration.

The Renault Twingo is anticipated to become a best-selling electric car in Slovenia, with expectations of 50 to 80 buyers per month, and significant hopes also held in France.

Slovenia's Employment Relationships Act mandates that employers pay a holiday allowance of at least the net minimum wage, which for this year amounts to 1481.88 euros.

A Slovenian article reports that the popular social media trend of waking up before sunrise for increased productivity and personal success is not supported by scientific evidence.

The foreign ministers of Spain, Slovenia, and Ireland have sent a joint letter to the EU's High Representative for Foreign Policy, urging an immediate review of the Union's response and decisive action regarding alleged human rights violations by Israel.

A report by the Geodetic Administration of Slovenia indicates that the number of residential real estate transactions increased last year, with housing prices rising by 11% and an overall 80% increase since the pandemic.

A Slovenian political commentary suggests that Stevanović has taken the reins of power, implying that others will soon have to follow his lead.

Slovenian actress Zvezdana Mlakar criticizes society's lack of appreciation for age and art, ahead of the premiere of her play 'Komarji' (Mosquitoes).

Reports from Delo indicate an extremely high demand for 111 available apartments, with over 2100 interested parties expressing interest. This highlights a significant housing demand in the region.

An individual claims they were suspended and subsequently retired the day after sending proposals to former Slovenian President Borut Pahor. This suggests a potential retaliatory action following their suggestions.

Branimir Štrukelj, general secretary of the Slovenian Education, Science, and Culture Trade Union, warns against potential conflict if certain "red lines" are crossed.

An explosive device near an ATM was safely detonated, allowing evacuated residents to return home after an 18-hour road closure.

Starting July 1st, Slovenia's state health fund will finance white dental fillings for all insured persons, aligning with a European regulation, though dentists express concerns about costs and time.

Unknown perpetrators attacked an ATM at a gas station in Ključarovci near Ljutomer overnight, prompting police to evacuate the area and conduct a controlled detonation of remaining explosives.

Housing prices in Slovenia have surpassed €3000 per square meter nationwide, with prices in the capital, Ljubljana, exceeding €5000 per square meter. This marks a significant increase in the cost of residential properties.

Slovenia anticipates 50 to 80 monthly buyers for the Twingo electric car, with significant expectations also noted in France regarding its sales performance.

The Economic-Social Council (ESS) in Slovenia did not hold a substantive discussion on proposed emergency laws for Slovenia's development and long-term care during an extraordinary session, as the bills were submitted by parliamentary groups.

Algebra Bernays University has opened applications for a new international joint PhD program in Computer & Data Science, developed in collaboration with the Faculty of Information Studies from Novo Mesto, Slovenia.

Koper police have arrested a 37-year-old foreign national in connection with a robbery in March, where the perpetrator threatened employees with a sharp object and stole money from a store.

A new project in Anhovo, Slovenia, is integrating solar energy with cement plant development, dual land use, and gradual opening of the area to nature and the community, aiming to set a new industry standard.

Despite recent instability in energy markets, there is no immediate pressure for household gas prices to rise in Slovenia. Future forecasts even suggest a potential for prices to decrease.

Petrol's supervisory board has rejected the state's request for an audit of the company's operations. The Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SDH) has announced it will take further action following the rejection.

Police are investigating another overnight attack on an ATM, this time targeting a machine in Ključarovci near Ljutomer in the Pomurje region.

Police in Murska Sobota, Slovenia, were alerted overnight to an attack on an ATM located at a gas station.

An article describes the delightful experience of enjoying crispy crusts and culinary traditions in what is hailed as the most beautiful village located beneath Mount Porezen. It evokes a sensory journey through local flavors and scenic beauty.

The President of the Slovenian National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, has expressed his desire to continue the tradition of close diplomatic relations between Ljubljana and Moscow.

Slovenian port operator Luka Koper plans to distribute 2.3 euros per share in dividends, following a reported net profit of 81.5 million euros last year.

Cycling paths in five Slovenian cities are being evaluated by traffic experts following eight cyclist deaths this year, with recommendations for improvements despite generally good ratings.

Pediatricians are raising concerns that some Slovenian parents are reportedly traveling to Austria to obtain fake mandatory vaccination certificates for their children, a practice allegedly ongoing since 2021.

The Slovenian Agency for Medicinal Products and Medical Devices (JAZMP) has issued an order allowing "forced entry into the business premises" of GaiaCell. This action is to secure samples from the defunct Biobank, which GaiaCell was storing, due to issues with another company.

Slovenia is proposing legislative changes aimed at reducing long waiting times for doctor appointments. The government seeks to address the issue through new legal frameworks.

A former mayor in Slovenia is currently awaiting an official summons to begin a prison sentence. The individual is expected to report to prison following the receipt of this notice.

The Slovenian government has allocated additional funds for higher Eko Sklad subsidies for heat pumps, insulation, and window replacement. This measure aims to ease the transition for households amidst rising energy prices and global oil market conditions.

A police officer in Slovenia successfully rescued a woman from the path of a speeding train, pulling her to safety just meters before impact. The quick intervention prevented a potential tragedy on the tracks.

An article explores why the international trend of 'downsizing' to smaller homes for improved quality of life has not yet gained traction among Slovenian retirees.

A discussion explores whether a new generation of 24 parliamentarians signals an end to old political rules and styles. Experts suggest that irony, memes, and short formats are not just a style but a new way of thinking and doing politics.

Slovenian Parliament Speaker Zoran Stevanovič is facing sharp criticism following his announcement of a planned visit to Moscow and a proposal for a referendum on Slovenia's withdrawal from NATO.

Reports indicate varying health trends across Slovenia, with higher rates of obesity in the eastern regions and increased use of marijuana and hashish in the west, alongside a general rise in adult body mass and sick leave.

An analysis suggests that Slovenia's protective measures against the rise of populism have reportedly failed. The country is described as having lost its 'defense walls' against populist movements.

The newly elected Speaker of the Slovenian National Assembly has announced intentions to hold a referendum on the country's membership in NATO. This proposal has caused a stir in Slovenia.

Following the parliamentary presidency of Zoran Stevanović, Janez Janša has reportedly intensified efforts to form a center-right government in Slovenia, with initial meetings already taking place.

A prominent retailer has announced the sudden closure of all its business units in Slovenia, leaving 250 employees without jobs and causing concern among staff.

A new "omnibus" intervention law, prepared by the third political bloc, is dividing Slovenia. While the economy welcomes the proposed legislation, there are warnings about the lack of provisions to compensate for potential revenue shortfalls.

Milan Brglez, a prominent political figure, has strongly criticized the election of Stevanović, comparing him to Germany's AfD and labeling it the lowest point in Slovenian politics to date.

A proposed law in Slovenia seeks to resolve the disparity in costs for nursing home residents, where those admitted after December 1st face significantly higher fees than earlier occupants.

Icelandic President Halla Tómasdóttir welcomed Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar to Bessastaðir today.

An analysis examines how a political figure, referred to as the 'first water polo player in the country,' maneuvered into office following the recent Slovenian parliamentary elections. The article suggests that this figure's role is now seen as less fortunate given the election results.

OHS (Open House Slovenia) is opening the doors to some of the most beautiful and usually inaccessible spaces, inviting the public to explore unique architectural and cultural sites. This event offers a rare opportunity for visitors to step into otherwise restricted locations.

Slovenian authorities dealt with more than 6,000 cyber incidents in the past year. This figure highlights the significant number of cybersecurity challenges faced by the country.

A drug trafficking ring, reportedly led by a world champion, has been uncovered, with a Slovenian national identified among its members.

In Slovenia, consumers generally prioritize the price of products over their domestic origin, according to recent findings. While origin holds more importance for milk, fruit, and vegetables, it is less of a factor for meat products.