The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a €150 million loan to SID Bank, which will be allocated to municipalities, public housing funds, and non-profit organizations for housing construction in Slovenia.

Apricot orchards in Slovenia's Vipava Valley are experiencing an abundant harvest this year, with early varieties already heavily laden with fruit, bringing satisfaction to local growers.

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša met with members of the Fiscal Council and representatives from the Ministry of Finance to discuss the current state of public finances and medium-term fiscal plans.

Slovenia is considering changes to local election laws that would revoke the voting rights of foreigners, a move that could silence an estimated 100,000 voices. This proposed change has sparked debate about political inclusion and electoral reform.

Police in Nova Gorica, Slovenia, were informed over the weekend about a large number of motorcyclists driving on regional roads with covered license plates, showing only the registration area. These riders violated several traffic rules, prompting police intervention.

Slovenian MP Alenka Bratušek criticized the government's decision to significantly raise fuel margins for traders, stating it primarily benefits the new ruling coalition's 'rich friends' and is further proof of their priorities.

Croatia has opened a new gas pipeline that is significant for both Croatia and Slovenia, allowing for gas flow in both directions. This infrastructure development aims to enhance energy security and connectivity in the region.

Significant traffic jams have occurred on the Slovenian coastal highway, causing delays of at least one hour. A more than 20-kilometer stretch between Ljubljana and Postojna is affected by congestion.

An explosion occurred in Bertoki, Slovenia, in the early morning hours, revealing that an ATM in front of a Mercator store had been blown up, causing significant material damage.

The Slovenian National Assembly confirmed the mandates of substitute MPs Elena Zavadlav Ušaj and Ana Cajhen at an extraordinary session. They replaced Tea Košir and Barbara Levstik Šega from the Democrats after their appointments as state secretaries.

After a stormy Sunday that brought heavy rainfall and hail to Slovenia, the country is expected to experience gradually warmer weather towards the end of the week, following a changeable to mostly cloudy Monday.

A satirical piece suggests that Brussels dictates actions for Slovenian politicians, implying a subservient relationship where local leaders quickly comply with European directives.

A recent barometer poll in Slovenia indicates that SDS and Svoboda parties are tied, both experiencing a decrease in support compared to May. The Social Democrats (SD) and undecided voters saw the largest increase, while Resnica would likely not enter parliament.

An article from Slovenia discusses options for relatively affordable cars, including some mini classics and electric vehicles when considering available subsidies.

The inaugural Brass Fest in Medvode, Slovenia, a new event dedicated to brass and wind instruments, featured performances by popular Slovenian artists Nina Pušlar and Magnifico, bringing together over twenty bands and 600 musicians.

Jernej Vrtovec, president of the NSi party, stated that four NSi MPs were performing their legal duty in the Knovs case, denying any responsibility for their actions.

Police in Dolenjska were informed of a 35-year-old woman being beaten and injured in the Šentjernej area, with a 41-year-old suspect believed to have inflicted minor injuries.

The article discusses the trend of appointing former national team players like Boštjan Cesar and Mišo Brečko as coaches without prior senior-level experience, raising questions about future coaching selections in Slovenian football.

A collection of the most expressive and content-rich photographs of the week, featuring events and scenes from Slovenia and across the globe.

A Slovenian consumer protection organization tested children's UV protective clothing from online retailers Temu and Shein, warning that many items do not provide adequate protection against UV rays.

The Slovenian Environment Agency (Arso) has issued an orange warning for storms expected in the northeast of the country during the afternoon and evening. A cold front has reached Central Europe and will begin to affect Slovenia's weather later in the day.

A group of Slovenian entrepreneurs has publicly expressed their willingness to pay more taxes, arguing that increased contributions could improve public services and reduce social inequalities. They believe that a fairer tax system would benefit society as a whole.

Krško firefighters responded to an unusual incident late in the evening where a family, stopped by the roadside, was attacked by wasps. They sought refuge in another vehicle and called for help.

Border police and the Slovenian embassy in Zagreb have issued recommendations for travelers during the upcoming holiday season. They advise planning trips in advance to avoid potential issues.

Slovenia's Health Insurance Institute (ZZZS) has launched Project Prizma, aimed at comprehensively reforming the management of healthcare waiting lists. The project will establish a unified data environment and new organizational and process models.

Borut Pahor, former Slovenian president, reflects on his early career as a model, which was often brought up during his political life, and how he always took such remarks as a compliment for his camera presence.

The New Slovenia (NSi) party has reacted to revelations that three prominent members, including its president, will face a judge regarding a case from 2023, stating that the new development is that the MPs finally know the accusations.

Kresna Noč, a forgotten Slovenian midsummer festival, is being highlighted as a tradition that encourages socializing and good food. The event calls for a revival of this cultural celebration.

An article discussing the Dachau trials as a basis for a critical re-evaluation of recent history in Slovenia.

A recent survey indicates that the majority of the Slovenian public does not support strengthening relations with Israel under a potential new Janša government. Respondents also do not favor a possible revocation of Palestine's recognition.

Exactly 35 years ago, a group of mountaineers and mountain rescuers unfurled the Slovenian national flag on the summit of Mount Triglav, an image that became an iconic symbol of Slovenia's struggle for independence.

Zoran Stevanović, the President of the Slovenian Parliament, will visit Belgrade from June 16 to 18, where he is scheduled to meet with top Serbian officials, including President Aleksandar Vučić and Prime Minister Đuro Macuta.

Slovenia's opposition parties have strongly criticized the government's decision to revoke measures previously adopted against Israel, with former Prime Minister Robert Golob calling it a 'moral bankruptcy.'

GaiaCell, the company storing samples from the defunct Biobank, has received liquid nitrogen to maintain the samples, confirmed by the Vrtačnik law firm representing some holders. Parents have also expressed intent to contribute to the costs.

The Slovenian government has increased petrol prices by two cents and diesel prices by six cents per liter, while extending fuel price regulation for another six months and allowing higher margins for traders, including for biodiesel.

Twenty-eight Slovenian Members of Parliament, nearly a third of the total, failed to report their asset declarations to the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) by the deadline.

A motorcyclist, a Slovenian citizen, died in a collision with a car driven by a Bulgarian citizen on the road between Rožna Dolina and Nova Gorica. The accident occurred near the Panovec tunnel.

Slovenian company Stoja Trade, led by director Zoran Đukić, has developed into a comprehensive real estate ecosystem, demonstrating growth beyond mere numbers.

Igor Kragelj, a prominent Slovenian banker who served as a member and vice-president of the management board of Banka Intesa Sanpaolo, has passed away.

The Pediatric Clinic at UKC Ljubljana in Slovenia has reported an increasing number of cases of young children ingesting IQOS tobacco heating filters, with five children treated in May alone.

Slovenia is continuing recovery efforts after severe storms caused widespread damage, particularly in the Komenda municipality, with intervention expected to conclude soon but long-term rehabilitation still needed.

Mayor Balažic has resigned due to circumstances related to criminal proceedings, with Deputy Mayor Janez Vidic set to lead the Moravče municipality until the autumn local elections.

An exhibition at the Museum of Recent History displays various gifts received by Slovenian presidents, including an Italian plate and a Hungarian owl, serving as testaments to Slovenian statehood.

Two individuals were severely injured when gas ignited during work on a gas installation in the center of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Both victims were transported to UKC Ljubljana for treatment.

A Slovenian article explores the phenomenon of individuals becoming targets of public reckoning, often triggered by a single piece of media like a video or conversation snippet. It raises questions about the legitimacy of critical reporting in such contexts and the difficulty of stopping such mechanisms.

The introduction of regions is a priority for the Slovenian coalition, but achieving political consensus for it in the current mandate will be difficult.

Slovenian author Irena Svetek discusses her novel, which delves into how history impacts private life, focusing on themes of marriage, motherhood, inheritance, and the female body.

The topic of introducing provinces has once again returned to the political agenda in Slovenia. This issue is being actively discussed within the country's political landscape.

Slovenia's new government has overturned the previous administration's ban on arms trade with Israel, stating the measure is no longer necessary as trade is governed by national law and European Union rules, aiming to strengthen Slovenia's role in achieving Middle East peace.

The 'Black Cube affair' has moved to the Slovenian Constitutional Court, which has begun reviewing the first of many appeals from petitioners claiming that foreign forces influenced the last parliamentary elections.

Articles discuss the topic of inflation in Slovenia. The phrase 'Rad imam inflacijo' translates to 'I love inflation' and likely refers to a specific commentary or perspective on the economic situation.

Randy Bresnik, commander of the Artemis 3 mission, visited Slovenia in 2016, inspired by his grandfather's stories about his family's origins along the Savinja River.

A new product recall has been announced in Mercator, Spar, Tuš, and other Slovenian supermarkets due to measured sulfur dioxide content posing a health risk, especially for those with allergies.

Suspicions of document forgery have emerged within the company owned by Slovenian Member of Parliament Mijič. Authorities are investigating the alleged irregularities.

New cases of small ruminant plague have been confirmed in Croatia, discovered in two sheep farms near Daruvar, approximately 130 kilometers from the Slovenian border.

A severe evening storm with heavy hail struck the Lower Podravje region in Slovenia, causing significant damage, particularly to agriculture. Basements were flooded in some areas, according to local protection and rescue officials.

A vibrant and diverse festival is taking place across Slovenia, stretching from Koper to Murska Sobota. The event promises a rich program of activities and cultural experiences.

Lidl Slovenia is moving part of its administrative operations to Zagreb, a decision that is expected to result in approximately 50 job losses in Slovenia.

The Slovenian band Joker Out has released their new single 'Odsevi sonca' (Reflections of the Sun) ahead of their biggest concert, the Carnival in Ljubljana, bringing a wave of positive energy.

The Slovenian Ministry of Culture has removed the rainbow flag from its building after four years, a move described by Minister Asta Vrečko as a 'significant gesture.' The removal has sparked public discussion.

The Health Inspectorate has issued a warning that certain tattoos used to support Slovenia pose health risks, advising fans to be cautious.

Latest data indicates that Slovenians work longer hours than the European average, placing Slovenia among countries with longer working weeks while still influenced by broader European trends.

The specialized state prosecution in Slovenia has proposed prison sentences ranging from five to fifteen years for the accused members of the Kavački Klan, with the longest sentence suggested for the alleged leader of the Slovenian cell, Klemen Kadivec.

Slovenian Minister of Agriculture Janez Cigler Kralj has announced the withdrawal of dietary guidelines, stating they were prepared without proper professional input, and pledged to work with agricultural NGOs.

The Slovenian Parliament is debating a proposal to revoke voting rights for third-country nationals, sparking discussions about 'greater self-determination for citizens' versus an 'ideological struggle.' This move aims to restrict electoral participation for non-EU citizens residing in Slovenia.

A severe storm destroyed six greenhouses at the Bergant family nursery in Zalog pri Cerkljah, Slovenia, wiping out 15 years of work and prompting a fundraising effort for reconstruction.

There is a notable divergence between the Slovenian Janša government's new approach to Israel and public opinion on the matter. This highlights a potential disconnect between political decisions and voter sentiment.

The Slovenian opposition has voiced criticism against the NSi president's announcement of legislation aimed at prosecuting those who 'unjustly persecute people' in the country.

Barcelona, Lleida, and Santiago de Compostela in Spain report the highest increase in cocaine residues detected in wastewater, with significant increases also noted in Denmark and Slovenia.

The Slovenian Mountain Rescue Association has warned that mountain shelters are intended for refuge, not as tourist accommodation, ahead of the season. Last year, they responded to 660 incidents, close to the 2023 record of 687 calls, with an increasing trend this year.

Slovenia's Freedom Movement party has decided not to join the 'Partnership for a Successful Slovenia' proposed by Prime Minister Janez Janša, as announced by party vice-president Klemen Boštjančič after an executive committee meeting.

A new gas pipeline has been opened in Croatia, representing an investment of approximately 80 million euros. This infrastructure project is also significant for Slovenia, as it will increase gas flow capacity towards the country.

Following their 30th-anniversary celebration last year, the band Mi2 has re-arranged their acoustic repertoire for the 'Natur(i)' acoustic tour, which recently included a sold-out show in Celje and will now move to outdoor venues.

Slovenian construction companies CGP and Kolektor Koling are reportedly negotiating with Progros, a company owned by MP Boris Mijič, to pay for additional work on a prison project, which would enable Progros to settle its tax debt.

Slovenian band Joker Out is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a grand carnival spectacle in Ljubljana, featuring one of the largest stages ever built for a Slovenian music event.

Filming for the second season of the popular Slovenian quiz show 'Na lovu' (On the Hunt) has begun, with producers inviting new contestants to apply.

A Slovenian article discusses the concept of artificial intelligence perceiving humans as inefficient managers, drawing parallels from fictional portrayals.

Changes to regulations can be an important step for the Slovenian education system, but they will never be sufficient on their own to address its inherent paradoxes.

President Milanović also appeared at the 33rd anniversary of Brdovec.

The 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Knights' Table for Slovenian Istria and Karst was celebrated at Villa Fabiani in Kobdilj, honoring two decades of their work in connecting winemakers and nurturing wine traditions.

The Slovenian Consumers' Association advises on key factors when purchasing sunscreen, highlighting the importance of UVA protection to mitigate risks associated with excessive sun exposure, including skin cancer.

Türkiye's ruling AK Party has criticized Slovenian MEP Vladimir Prebilic for his remarks regarding potential EU sanctions against Justice Minister Akın Gürlek.

The Slovenian newspaper Delo, in collaboration with ZRC SAZU, has chosen "mundial" as their word of the week for their print and online editions.

The Slovenian public has expressed strong emotions regarding an unspecified event, with many stating its profound impact on them. The sentiment conveyed is one of deep personal significance.

The successful Slovenian film 'Belo se pere na devetdeset,' directed by Marko Naberšnik, will have its premiere in Romania as part of the Transilvania International Film Festival.

A cold front has reached Central Europe and is expected to affect the weather in Slovenia during the afternoon and evening. The Slovenian Environment Agency (Arso) has issued an orange warning for thunderstorms in the northeast.

A historical debate in Slovenia centers on who fired the first shots against the occupiers, with claims from TIGR, communists, and Jesenice volunteers being examined.

A freight train was observed passing by a Cyrillic sign at house number 48 in Osluševci, Slovenia, followed by a passenger train heading towards Pragersko.

Speakers at the 81st anniversary commemoration of the liberation of the Ljubelj concentration camp warned about the increasing number of wars and authoritarian practices globally, with Amnesty International Slovenia's director highlighting a decline in humanity.

Dogs are proving to be excellent therapists, assisting patients in Slovenia with rehabilitation after serious illnesses or injuries, making the recovery process more pleasant.

A decision by Slovenia's Ministry of Natural Resources and Spatial Planning to permit the culling of 206 brown bears has reignited a sensitive debate on wildlife management. Experts generally support the culling, while others question its necessity.

A car collided with two horses on the Dolenjska highway during the night, resulting in an accident. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the incident.

Events in Slovenia are described as only reviving pain rather than healing wounds, with resistance to a woman's inherent right to abortion seen as political maneuvering.

Slovenia is heading into a long, hot budgetary summer, as the simultaneous operation of spending concepts from both previous and new coalitions, alongside tax breaks from an intervention law, poses a threat to public finance stability.

A recent survey in Slovenia indicates that the public largely opposes rapprochement with Israel under a new Janša government, with most respondents not supporting stronger ties with Israel or the potential revocation of Palestine's recognition.

Night shifts are continuing on the Slovenian coastal highway near Pivka to construct a new bridge, with the nocturnal work expected to complete the project approximately three weeks ahead of schedule.

Unions in Slovenia are insisting on a referendum, arguing that a new law infringes upon the lives of all citizens and therefore the public should have the right to decide on it. The Constitutional Court is involved in the discussion.

The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) will not receive half a million euros after missing the deadline to file a lawsuit. This oversight resulted in a significant financial loss for the tax authority.

The Slovenian government has extended the regulation of fuel prices for another six months, simultaneously increasing gasoline prices by two cents and diesel prices by six cents per liter.

Lex, a chocolate Labrador from Slovenia, has gained significant popularity on Instagram for his adorable way of greeting his owner with a toy.

Slovenian company Stoja Trade, led by director Zoran Đukić, has developed into a comprehensive real estate ecosystem, demonstrating growth beyond mere numbers.

The Congress of the Council of Europe has expressed serious concern regarding proposed amendments to the local election law in Slovenia and has requested an opinion from the Venice Commission on its compliance.

The number of short-term rental providers in Slovenia is increasing, along with their millions in income, though nearly 80 percent of inspections have revealed irregularities among these providers.

Slovenian authorities have issued a recall for Droga brand double tomato concentrate after analysis revealed pesticide chlorfenapyr exceeding permitted limits.

Slovenian company Cosylab, in collaboration with Mayo Clinic, has developed its first clinical product, PlanOne, for cancer treatment, which has already received FDA approval.

Following severe storms with heavy rainfall, hail, and strong winds that caused extensive damage in the Štajerska and Gorenjska regions on Tuesday and Wednesday, Slovenian Caritas and the Red Cross have begun collecting aid for affected residential properties.

The Assembly of the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS) is discussing access to personal doctors, with 136,251 individuals currently without one, and will present a plan to manage waiting lists and address service pricing.

Slovenia has lifted border controls with neighboring Croatia and Hungary, a move that followed a request from the European Commission last week.

Slovenian engineer Ljupka Vrteva has been named one of the 12 most influential women engineers worldwide by the Society of Women Engineers, recognized for her pioneering work and problem-solving approach.

Tina Divjak, Deputy President of the KPK, warns that a proposed law in Slovenia to merge the KPK, prosecution, and police would fall below European standards.

Concerns are rising in Slovenia over a proposed law that would merge the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK), prosecution, and police, potentially causing the country to fall below European standards.

Ukraine's Sybiha held his first call with the new Slovenian foreign minister, while Greece's Gerapetritis had a telephone conversation with the Egyptian foreign minister. Both calls discussed various topics of mutual interest.

The new US Ambassador to Slovenia has arrived in the country and greeted the public by speaking in Slovenian. She mentioned that she has been learning the language since March.

Slovenian Vice-Governor Pahor advised citizens to keep at least a month's worth of cash at home, discussing the implications of the digital euro, the continued importance of physical currency, and central bankers' views on cryptocurrency.

NASA astronaut Randy Bresnik, commander of the Artemis 3 mission, visited Slovenia for the first time, exploring areas along the Savinja River where his family originates.

A new product recall has been issued in Mercator, Spar, Tuš, and other stores in Slovenia due to measured sulfur dioxide content posing a health risk, especially for adults and children with allergies to the substance.

A special group from the Commission for the Supervision of Intelligence and Security Services (Knovs) visited the Police to conduct oversight regarding data submitted to the prosecution in the Black Cube case.

A 41-year-old man from Gorenjska, Slovenia, was caught stealing from unlocked vehicles at night, including in Šentjur, while he was on conditional release.

American sanctions alone are not sufficient grounds to deny opening a bank account in Slovenia.

The article discusses the observation that in Serbia, the emergency lane is often used as the fastest lane, highlighting issues with traffic behavior.

Lidl plans to transfer part of its Slovenian administration to Zagreb, Croatia, resulting in the elimination or transfer of approximately 50 jobs to a joint organizational structure in Croatia.

Slovenian cycling champion Tadej Pogačar has received more bad news during his final preparations for the Tour de France, marking another setback.

The Health Inspectorate of the Republic of Slovenia announced that two sand toys contained asbestos, while three others passed laboratory tests, as part of their official supervision program.

A freight train collided with a holiday trailer near Poljčane, Slovenia, resulting in injuries to the driver, who was transported to UKC Maribor for treatment.

Finding a reliable craftsman in Slovenia can be difficult, with many experiencing negative encounters with unprofessional workers leading to wasted time, money, and stress.

A criminal complaint has been filed against a bus driver in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on suspicion of causing a traffic accident due to negligence, which resulted in the death of a seventeen-year-old.

LUŠT Slovenian tomatoes and cucumbers have become a summer hit among home vegetable enthusiasts, prized for their quality in simple, juicy meals.

Slovenian singer Martina Majerle and her vocal group Donne celebrated a new significant success, winning one of the most prestigious music festivals.

Initial results from a Slovenian sports education card program reveal that the physical and motor development of children and adolescents remains below pre-epidemic levels, leading to concerns about youth fitness.

Slovenia's opposition parties sharply criticized NSi President Jernej Vrtovec's announcement of new legislation to prosecute those who 'unjustly persecute people,' viewing it as undue political pressure and a threat to the rule of law.

After two decades, a coalition in Slovenia has revoked the active voting rights of foreigners in local elections, a right they had held since 2002.

The Chamber of Agriculture and Forestry and the Institute for Forests in Slovenia are urging caution and the use of appropriate protective equipment during recovery work after storms, particularly in agriculture and forestry. Annually, such work leads to severe injuries and fatalities.

Slovenian singer Senidah commented on persistent rumors throughout her career suggesting she was male, attributing the origin of these bizarre claims to her grandmother.

Traffic conditions on the Primorska highway in Slovenia are normalizing after increased and slowed traffic during the afternoon rush hour on city bypasses and roads leading from urban centers.

Preliminary data indicates that the physical fitness of Slovenian children and adolescents has not yet reached pre-COVID-19 levels, six years after the pandemic began. While girls show improvement, boys' fitness has declined.

Austria is extending its border controls with Slovenia, Hungary, Czech Republic, and Slovakia for another three months. The regulation for the extension of border surveillance comes into effect today, according to the Interior Ministry in Vienna.

Former 4-cross rivals founded a startup, MooHero, and are celebrating success this year with their smart collars designed for cows.

A report highlights the bottlenecks in Slovenian logistics, stressing the importance of data flowing faster than goods for optimal operations.

A temporary access road, constructed to facilitate repairs on the right bank of the Savinja River in Celje, Slovenia, which was severely damaged by the 2023 floods, will be dismantled once the reconstruction work is completed.

A six-part documentary series titled 'Brothers from the Court' will cover the story of the Slovenian volleyball team, detailing their triumphs, challenges, and unseen struggles.

A minor from Domžale, Slovenia, was reported missing after last being seen on Thursday morning when she was supposed to go to school but did not arrive.

Police in Domžale, Slovenia, are searching for missing minor Tiana Končar, who was last seen on Thursday morning when she reportedly left for school but never arrived.

The author expressed a strong desire for Sunita to receive the book in the Slovenian language. This highlights a focus on linguistic accessibility for the recipient.

The Human Rights Ombudsman and the Council of Europe have expressed serious concerns regarding a proposed amendment to Slovenia's Local Elections Act, which would revoke voting rights for foreigners, citing potential conflicts with international conventions.

A 38-year-old man sustained severe injuries after falling from a height during work in Slovenia and was airlifted to a hospital. Police are investigating the incident, suspecting a criminal offense.

The Slovenian Consumer Protection Association (ZPS) tested children's UV-protective shirts sold on platforms like Temu and Shein, warning that they do not provide adequate protection. They emphasize that avoiding direct sun exposure remains the primary form of protection.

A new regulation on the quality and labeling of honey came into effect in Slovenia, requiring producers to precisely list all countries of origin for honey blends on the product's main display field. This replaces the previous generic 'mixture of EU and non-EU honey' label.

Slovenia is bracing for severe weather, with forecasts predicting supercell thunderstorms, strong wind shear, and large hail, particularly in the northern, northeastern, and eastern regions.

A new summer potica recipe featuring lemon and mint is presented as a refreshing alternative to the traditional walnut version. This culinary revelation offers a delightful twist on the classic Slovenian dessert.

The Slovenian Embassy in Zagreb has issued recommendations for Slovenian tourists traveling to Croatia and neighboring countries, noting increased interest in travel information ahead of the tourist season and advising caution regarding documents and ATMs.

Austria has extended its border controls with the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Slovenia for another three months. Interior Minister Karner welcomed the measure, which aims to continue efforts against illegal migration.

A survey among Slovenian youth reveals that nearly a third do not believe their work will allow them to start a family in the next decade, and only 38% see home ownership as an achievable goal.

Slovenia is expecting a sunny and warm Saturday, with temperatures reaching up to 29-31 degrees Celsius, followed by the development of strong thunderstorms with heavy rain, wind gusts, and hail on Sunday afternoon and evening.

Dr. Jelena Juvan, head of the Department of Defense Studies at FDV, continues to raise concerns about Slovenia's defense capabilities, questioning the state of its national defense and highlighting the country's lack of adequate protection.

A children's resort located on the northern edge of the Slovenian coast at Debeli rtič is celebrating 70 years of providing children with a place to experience the sea, nature, and carefree summers.

Slovenia's public finance stability is threatened by the simultaneous operation of spending concepts from both the previous and new coalitions, compounded by tax breaks introduced through an intervention law.

A debate has been sparked in the Slovenian parliament regarding 'vulgar behavior' and 'insults' used by members. Terms like 'street behavior', 'hooligan', and 'idiot' have been highlighted as examples of language used.

Zoran Stevanović, President of the Slovenian National Assembly, publicly offered to personally cover the debts owed to workers by a company linked to a politician, using his own savings.

Three prominent members of Slovenia's NSi party, including the president and infrastructure minister Jernej Vrtovec, will have to appear before a judge.

The Constitutional Court is considering a case where trade unions insist that a law affects everyone's lives, therefore people should have the right to decide through a referendum. They argue that the referendum defends not their own rights, but the rights of the people.

The Slovenian Special State Prosecutor's Office (SDT) has appealed the Ljubljana District Court's decision to exclude evidence in the trial for the murder of Satko Zovko, disagreeing with the first-instance court's ruling.

The Assembly of the Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS) is urging the Ministry of Health, the government, and the National Assembly to legally regulate the automatic transfer of patients to new doctors, aiming to address long waiting lists for doctor registration in some areas.

The Slovenian government has restructured the Coordination Committee for State Celebrations and appointed Jelko Kacin as its new president, marking his return to a prominent public role.

Following an April seizure of drugs and electronic cigarettes in Solkan, Slovenia, analyses revealed that over 500 vape devices contained the psychoactive substance THC. Police are warning the public to be cautious when using products of unknown origin.

Igor Kragelj, a prominent Slovenian banker who served as a member and vice-president of the management board of Banka Intesa Sanpaolo, has passed away.

The Congress of the Council of Europe has expressed serious concern regarding proposed changes to the law on local elections in Slovenia. They have requested an opinion from the Venice Commission on the compliance of these changes.

The number of short-term rental providers in Slovenia is increasing, as are their revenues. However, nearly 80% of inspections have revealed irregularities among these providers.

A truck driver died after colliding with a bridge abutment on the M3 motorway in Hungary, while a 49-year-old Czech truck driver also died near the Zima rest stop in Slovenia. Additionally, a 24-year-old driver died in a severe accident in Zrkovci, Slovenia.

Slovenian company Cosylab, in collaboration with the Mayo Clinic, has developed its first proprietary clinical product, PlanOne, for cancer treatment, which has already received FDA approval.

An exhibition at the Museum of Recent History showcases various gifts received by Slovenian presidents, including an Italian plate, a Hungarian owl, and a bag of 'Babnopolje frost,' highlighting them as testaments to Slovenian statehood.

Lara Medved answers questions about the filming process of the Slovenian TV show 'Pri nas doma' and who handles the cleanup, while other inquiries concern Peter Prevc and Stane Sever.

The Slovenian National Theatre Celje (SLG Celje) will dedicate its new season to classical works, while the director for the new mandate is still being selected. Additionally, Diego de Brea will lead the SNG Maribor Drama after Aleksandar Popovski's resignation.

The article questions why corruption issues were discussed publicly by 'Resnica o korupciji' (Truth about Corruption) instead of being reported to the police, likening corruption to a bug that sometimes requires dismantling an entire house.

A Slovenian article discusses the pervasive nature of corruption and questions why it is often discussed publicly rather than reported to the police, suggesting a need for systemic change.

Slovenia's newly formed government has reversed previous policies by lifting an entry ban on Benjamin Netanyahu and implementing other measures affecting Israel.

Matic Herceg, the popular radio host who was named Slovenia's sexiest celebrity in 2023, has become a father. He and his partner Kaja Klančar welcomed a son named Nik.

Vice-Governor Pahor advises Slovenians to keep at least a month's worth of cash at home, discussing the implications of the digital euro, the continued importance of physical cash, and central bankers' views on cryptocurrency.

A serious traffic accident involving three trucks occurred near the Zima rest stop on the highway towards Maribor, Slovenia, resulting in one fatality.

Slovenia is facing a critical juncture, with a particular issue emerging as one of the most significant challenges of the current decade. The nation is grappling with important decisions that will shape its future.

Police in the Ljubljana area, specifically Brezovica and Ivančna Gorica, have discovered and seized over 550 cannabis seedlings, a large quantity of prepared drugs, cannabis resin, and an unregistered pistol.

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša has invited all parliamentary parties, particularly the opposition, to join a 'Partnership for a Successful Slovenia' to collaborate on preparing legislation without coalition obligations.

Following accusations of 'street-level' and 'hooligan' behavior among members of parliament, Slovenian MPs met behind closed doors with the Speaker to discuss the culture of dialogue and parliamentary conduct.

Slovenia continues to be ranked among the most peaceful and safest countries globally, according to a new report from the Institute for Economics and Peace, amidst increasing global conflicts and geopolitical tensions.

Slovenian public figures, including Žerdin and Markeš, have voiced strong opinions, with Žerdin comparing current events to a 'witch hunt' and Markeš asserting that they 'will not be silent'.

The Health Inspectorate discovered several inconsistencies during an inspection of orthopedic waiting lists at the Novo Mesto hospital, following reports of irregularities concerning the head of orthopedics.

Police have identified four suspects responsible for New Year's vandalism in Planina, Slovenia, where powerful pyrotechnics caused damage to a children's playground, endangered people, and destroyed public infrastructure.

The Court of Audit found that Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SDH) was partially effective in its candidate selection processes for supervisory board members between 2020 and 2024, but SDH has already addressed the identified inconsistencies and inefficiencies during the audit.

A NATO forces convoy is expected to pass through Slovenia in the coming days, returning from the Strong Lineage 26 exercise after training in Lešť, which is anticipated to cause increased traffic between Hungary and Italy.