Amidst an escalating trade dispute with Canada, Donald Trump threatened to rename Lake Ontario to 'Lake America.' This suggestion followed heated exchanges and insults between Trump and the Premier of Ontario.
Both Bucharest and Ljubljana are preparing to host major international arts festivals in September, featuring a range of concerts, operas, ballets, and theatrical performances.
An extraordinary archaeological find in Ljubljana has revealed two faces carved into stone. This discovery provides significant insight into the region's historical artistry and culture.
Ljubljana's main bus station has temporarily moved 200 meters east, with improved services now including the option to purchase tickets with a bank card.
Police are investigating an armed robbery in Ljubljana's Brodarjev trg area. After a man withdrew 800 euros from an ATM, two unknown perpetrators approached him; one distracted him while the other stole the money from his pocket.
The Primorska highway is closed between Senožeče and Nanos towards Ljubljana due to a traffic accident, with no major congestion elsewhere in Slovenia.
Ljubljana police are investigating two cases where victims collectively lost more than 55,000 euros due to online investment fraud involving promises of high returns.
The University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Economics has announced 72 additional enrollment spots for its university and higher education programs in the second application round, following student feedback on outdated content.
The director of InterContinental Ljubljana, Duško Božić, emphasizes the importance of discretion for hotel staff regarding the arrival of the Lakers, highlighting what can and cannot be disclosed.
The new regional crime mini-series 'Trezor,' inspired by a real-life mysterious safe deposit box robbery in Ljubljana, will be presented at the Sarajevo Film Festival, raising questions about who the real criminals are.
The Ljubljana Zoo is once again searching for a new director, as the mandate of the current acting director, Suzana Gajić, is set to expire on October 1.
A person was attacked by a bull in a pasture in Lipa, Slovenia, and had to be transported by Slovenian Army helicopter to the University Medical Centre Ljubljana. The cause of the attack and the extent of injuries are currently unknown.
An extraordinary archaeological discovery of an overturned tombstone near the railway station in Ljubljana could potentially change the understanding of Roman Emona's history and reveal the name of its first mayor.
The Neurological Clinic in Ljubljana has implemented a new hand rehabilitation program utilizing virtual reality glasses to help patients improve mobility, endurance, and motor skills.
Ljubljana police arrested three foreign nationals in separate operations in the Metelkova area for allegedly dealing illegal substances. Appropriate pre-trial and misdemeanor proceedings have been initiated against all suspects.
The Ljubljana District Court has ordered the delivery of an indictment against Dušan Josip Smodej, known from the Fotopub affair, for two criminal offenses of fraud.
Approximately 500 railway sleepers impregnated with creosote have been deposited just meters from residential buildings in Ljubljana's Črnuče, posing a serious environmental and potential health risk.
Slovenian theater and film actress Neža Simčič has died at the age of 76, according to media reports. She was a long-time member of the ensemble of the Slovenian National Theater Drama Ljubljana, where she worked in the 80s and 90s.
Three upcoming conferences in Ljubljana are set to define Slovenia's business autumn, focusing on resilient supply chains and modern business practices, bringing together key industry representatives.
Police in Portorož, Slovenia, intervened in the early morning hours after a 19-year-old from Ljubljana caused a public disturbance and fled, leading officers to use force against him.
Police in Ljubljana, Slovenia, arrested a 44-year-old foreign national suspected of starting multiple small fires in the Vič area near the city's bypass.
Ljubljana University Medical Centre has reported a significant increase in injuries over the past eight days, with over 200 patients daily and 13 resuscitations, attributed to the strain caused by high temperatures.
The emergency room in Ljubljana is reportedly receiving 200 injured patients daily, with many requiring resuscitation, largely due to increased strain from high temperatures. Young people are also frequently injured in the mountains due to dehydration, weakness, and collapses.
Extensive track closures in Ljubljana are expected to cause significant disruptions for travelers until the end of August, affecting parts of the Kamniška and Dolenjska lines, and the central railway station on August 9.
UKC Ljubljana has observed an increase in severely injured patients, attributed to a record-long heatwave, with helicopter landings at the heliport becoming more frequent this summer.
A 57-year-old American tourist was rescued by swimmers from the Soča River after falling 12 meters into its stream near Velika korita Soče. She was transported by helicopter to Ljubljana UKC due to head injuries.
Slovenian alpinist Andrej Štremfelj has left the intensive care unit at the Ljubljana clinical center, recovering well after sustaining injuries in the Triglav North Face on Thursday. His wife, Marija, announced the news on social media.
Slovenian state prosecution has decided not to prosecute police officers involved in the shooting of a 25-year-old man in Ljubljana's Fužine on March 5, ruling the use of force was lawful.
Twenty years ago, Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković promised residents they would be able to swim in the Ljubljanica river by 2012, but the river remains unsuitable for swimming.
A lucky individual in Ljubljana has won over €350,000 in the Slovenian lottery, marking the fourth 'Šestica' win this year and the third in less than a month. The winning ticket was purchased in the capital city.
Eight temperature sensors installed in Ljubljana, Slovenia, by Prostorož revealed a five-degree Celsius difference between the UKC platform and a nearby park, raising concerns among citizens about their health.
Slovenia's Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning has instructed the City of Ljubljana to conduct an environmental impact assessment for the C0 canal. Minister Polona Rifelj anticipates the municipality will initiate an administrative dispute and plans to propose government action.
Archaeologists working in the area of the future Emonika passenger center in Ljubljana, Slovenia, have documented 125 Roman graves, primarily cremations with numerous grave goods.
A Slovenian article discusses the financing of parking garage construction in Ljubljana, suggesting that car owners should bear the costs, referencing a proverb about prioritizing necessities.
An 80-year-old driver died in a traffic accident in Ljubljana after a 25-year-old, under the influence of alcohol and drugs, ran a red light at an intersection.
Traffic will be obstructed on Slovenska Street in Ljubljana starting tomorrow until early September, affecting the section from Tivolska Street and Trg Osvobodilne Fronte to Pražakova and Dvořákova Street.
Initial information has been released regarding the 17th edition of Ljubljana Fashion Week, promising a new location, expanded collaborations, and a growing community.
Ljubljana's main bus station will move to a new temporary location east of the railway station starting August 24, featuring 46 platforms and card payment options for tickets.
Robbers attacked a money transport vehicle in Slovenia for the second time this week, with similar incidents occurring in Izola and Ljubljana BTC, both involving the same security company.
A money transport vehicle was robbed in Ljubljana's BTC area, with multiple police patrols and a helicopter deployed to the scene, following a similar incident in Izola.
Miloš, the first patient with epidermolysis bullosa to receive gene therapy with the drug Vyjuvek at UKC Ljubljana, is showing significantly faster wound healing after three applications with no notable side effects.
An article criticizes Zagreb's quiet summer concert scene, describing it as 'terribly boring' and 'concert-dead,' especially when compared to the more vibrant cultural offerings in nearby Ljubljana.
Steven Patrick Morrissey, former singer of The Smiths, held a memorable concert in Ljubljana, where the audience did not remain seated. This year, his tour bypassed Croatia.
Bob Dylan has announced a 2026 UK tour, including a five-night residency in London, and a concert in Ljubljana. The Ljubljana performance will reportedly have a strict rule prohibiting the use of mobile phones and video cameras by attendees.
Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković declared the municipal referendum on parking regime changes concluded, stating that the required quorum was not met, and no changes will be made until the end of his mandate.
NATO reportedly rejected several Slovenian defense projects from its list of key expenditures, including the renovation of the Ljubljana railway station, prompting former Defense Minister Borut Sajovic to attribute the issue to administrative problems.
The punk'n'roll band The Damned performed a concert at Kino Šiška in Ljubljana on July 11, 2026, with a Slovenian article reflecting on the 'eternal curse' and enduring legacy of the genre.
A report investigates the individuals behind begging on the streets of Ljubljana, Slovenia, questioning their motivations and the organized nature of the activity.
Patriarch Porfirije has been convicted of workplace harassment by a court in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The ruling found him guilty of mobbing in the workplace.
Tolstojeva Street in Ljubljana will be completely closed to traffic from Monday until approximately December 14 due to the renovation of communal infrastructure and reconstruction of Slovenčeva and Tolstojeva streets, with access for residents maintained.
Four Romanian students achieved three gold medals and one silver medal at the European Informatics Olympiad held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, with all representatives reaching the podium.
A section of the railing on Ljubljana's famous Triple Bridge, a masterpiece by architect Jože Plečnik, has disappeared. The Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage has demanded that the City of Ljubljana prepare a comprehensive renovation plan for the bridge.
Ursula Klakočar Zupančič and Robert Rop have announced their joint candidacy for the upcoming local elections in Ljubljana, challenging the incumbent mayor Zoran Janković. They aim to address specific issues within the city.
Oulu in Finland and Uppsala and Umea in Sweden have been identified as the cleanest cities in Europe regarding air quality by the European Environment Agency. Ljubljana, Slovenia, ranked 652nd on the list.
The Ljubljana Festival is presenting a unique program combining the music of Davis and Coltrane with arias from Samson and Dalila, with some events already sold out.
Ljubljana police are investigating a daring theft where a 45-year-old man stole money from a vendor at a market and then used tear gas on two victims who pursued him.
The central part of Ljubljana's railway station will be completely closed today and Sunday due to extensive works, leading to adjusted train services across Slovenia. Replacement buses will operate from platform 1.
A young blonde girl in a white dress with green flowers, who was missing in Čatež, has been found, as has a pensioner who was sought by police, firefighters, and rescue dogs and located in Ljubljana. Both individuals were successfully found after extensive search efforts.
The pre-trial hearing for Dušan Josip Smodej, involved in the Fotopub affair, is taking place at the Ljubljana District Court and has been closed to the public. Smodej participated via video link.
A conference in Ljubljana on September 28 will discuss the resilience of Slovenian supply chains, the country's role as a logistics hub, and the impact of digitalization and infrastructure development on the industry.
Two young Dutch hikers were injured after a tree branch they were sitting on at Mala Osojnica, Lake Bled, broke, causing them to fall into a gorge. Slovenian Army helicopters transported them to UKC Ljubljana.
During the Los Angeles Lakers' visit to Ljubljana, Slovenia, Jarred Vanderbilt not only trained on golf courses and basketball courts but also learned to share ice cream, enjoying various activities in the city.
Ljubljana is experiencing increasing pressure from tourism, with its city center becoming saturated and a growing portion of residential housing converting into tourist accommodations, displacing local residents. The city hosted nearly 1.4 million tourists last year.
A storm has led to numerous firefighter interventions across Slovenia, with reports of damaged roofs and two underpasses in Ljubljana being flooded again.
Ljubljana's main bus station, managed by Nomago since July 1, will temporarily move to a new location along Masarykova Street until a new station is built on Vilharjeva Street.
Students at the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Economics have voiced concerns about outdated course content and programs, despite the announcement of additional enrollment spots.
A special envoy, Ibrahimović, is set to arrive in Ljubljana, while sources indicate that a decision has been made to appoint Popović, who has already received a diplomatic passport for special tasks.
A 38-year-old man has been sentenced by the Ljubljana District Court to mandatory psychiatric treatment and care for the attempted murder of a city bus driver last November.
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The significance of university placements on the Shanghai Ranking is highlighted, noting that the University of Belgrade is in the 501-600 category, with Zagreb and Ljubljana also on the 2026 list.
On the Feast of the Assumption, Ljubljana Archbishop Stanislav Zore addressed numerous believers at the central mass in Brezje, emphasizing Mary's Assumption into Heaven as a celebration of hope.
A motorcyclist has died in the Logatec area due to injuries sustained in a traffic accident that occurred on August 8, with Ljubljana police continuing to investigate the circumstances.
Environmental authorities in Slovenia have received reports regarding discarded railway sleepers near residential buildings in Ljubljana's Črnuče district, though an inspection procedure has not yet been initiated.
Ljubljana Airport recorded a record-breaking July, positioning it among the three fastest-growing airports in the EU, while Zagreb also sees growth despite fluctuating global demand.
The central part of Ljubljana's railway station has been closed again, leading to anticipated disruptions for commuters. This closure is expected to cause significant travel issues in the area.
Martin Kavčič and Gorazd Lemajič began their workday at four in the morning, climbing from Ljubljana to the summit of Triglav, Slovenia's highest mountain, at 2866.5 meters for a specific task.
Free entry to public swimming pools in Ljubljana, including Vevče, Kolezija, Kodeljevo, and Športni center Ilirija, will end on Friday, requiring visitors to pay according to the valid price list.
The animated franchise 'Paw Patrol' returns to the big screen with the Slovenian premiere of 'Paw Patrol: Dino-film' held in Ljubljana, attracting young visitors.
Passengers face disruptions due to numerous railway track closures in Ljubljana until the end of August, with parts of the Kamniška and Dolenjska lines, and the central railway station, affected by ongoing works.
Heatwave thunderstorms have affected parts of western Slovenia, bringing an end to a prolonged dry spell. A new weather record was also reported in the capital city, Ljubljana.
Greg Yurkovich made an extraordinary career change from the world of finance to pizza making, with his Ljubljana pizzeria now ranking among the top 50 in Europe.
A team from the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Economics achieved historic success at the prestigious CFA Challenge, a global competition in company valuation, held in Hong Kong.
A 39-year-old electric scooter rider has died in a Ljubljana hospital from injuries sustained in a severe traffic accident last Thursday, with police continuing their investigation into the tragic event.
Two separate e-scooter accidents occurred in the Ljubljana Police Department area, both resulting in severe injuries, with one rider falling due to inappropriate speed and another colliding with a car.
Initial measurements in Ljubljana, near UKC Ljubljana and the Oncology Institute, reveal that paved areas are up to 4 degrees Celsius hotter than green spaces, highlighting the urban heat island effect.
The article argues that it is unjust for a 93-year-old woman to wait for days in the hallway of the UKC Ljubljana for an available hospital bed, highlighting the responsibility and duty of the medical profession.
Air Montenegro has canceled its planned seasonal Tivat-Ljubljana route for this year, citing increased market competition between Montenegro and Slovenia. The airline had initially planned flights from June to October.
The bus station in Ljubljana is criticized for its long-standing cash-only policy for ticket purchases at the counter, indicating a delay in modern payment options.
A resident of Ljubljana was stopped by Austrian highway police immediately after the Karawanken Tunnel and found to be in possession of drugs valued at 100,000 euros.
Anthropologist, social worker, and associate professor Jože Ramovš has passed away at the age of 80. He co-founded the Anton Trstenjak Institute for Gerontology and Intergenerational Coexistence in Ljubljana, and his extensive work included developing intergenerational programs and social innovations.
A temporary bus station in Ljubljana, featuring 46 platforms and the option to purchase tickets with bank cards, is scheduled to open on August 24 in the area east of the railway station.
Robert Golob, leader of the Freedom Movement, has invited three allied parties to collaborate in his "shadow government," which he plans to launch in September. Discussions reportedly took place at a secret meeting in a Ljubljana restaurant.
Unknown perpetrators robbed a cash transport vehicle in Ljubljana's BTC area, prompting a large police response and a helicopter search for the suspects.
Six months after a fire at the Spar logistics center in Ljubljana, the Public Fire Service of the City of Ljubljana received a €50,000 donation, which will be used for the development of a mobile reception system.
Police in Ljubljana, Slovenia, are searching for 37-year-old Dijana Marković from Ljubljana, whose family reported her missing. Authorities are asking anyone with information to contact the nearest police station.
Researchers at the University Medical Centre Ljubljana in Slovenia have successfully demonstrated a new method for treating autoimmune diseases. This marks a significant breakthrough, with Slovenian scientists being the first in the world to prove its efficacy.
Three Siberian tiger cubs, one of the world's rarest and most endangered tiger subspecies, were born at the Ljubljana Zoo in Slovenia on the last Tuesday of May.
Pokljuka, Slovenia, is described as an ideal escape from the hot and humid city of Ljubljana, offering clean air, pleasant temperatures, and beautiful nature.
Controversy continues around Slovenian MP Boris Mijič, who is now accused of falsely claiming to have graduated from the Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering in Ljubljana in his official biography, a claim denied by the institution.
A serious incident occurred in Kočevje where a driver reportedly hit a police officer, who was then severely injured and transported by helicopter to the University Medical Centre Ljubljana.
The articles describe how efforts made by Janša in Ankara were reportedly undermined by Stevanović in Ljubljana. This suggests a conflict or counteraction between political figures in different locations.
Officials in Ljubljana are questioning the findings of a recent study that ranked the city among those with the worst air quality. The city government expresses doubts about the research methodology and its conclusions.
Local news updates are being reported from the Slovenian cities of Ljubljana and Izola. These reports cover various community-level events and developments in both locations.
Montenegro's Statehood Day, observed on July 13, was marked by a festive reception organized by the Montenegrin Embassy in cooperation with the EU Representation in Budapest and also celebrated in Ljubljana.
MUVIT/6x60, Slovenia's most intensive film marathon, is returning to Ljubljana with its well-known concept: teams have only 60 hours to create a short film with identical guidelines.
A section of the fence on Plečnik's Triple Bridge in Ljubljana has gone missing, prompting the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage to call for a comprehensive renovation from the city municipality.
Representatives of the Civil Initiative for Ljubljana and city councilors have filed a petition with the Constitutional Court to assess the constitutionality and legality of the Ljubljana City Council's decision to withdraw a traffic regulation decree.
Ljubljana police pursued a group of unruly minors on motorcycles in Domžale, resulting in one minor colliding with a police motorcycle. During the investigation, an unknown individual stole the seized vehicle.
The musical 'Evita,' chronicling the life of Eva Perón from poverty to becoming Argentina's 'mother of the nation,' captivated a sold-out audience at the 74th Ljubljana Festival, with the President of Slovenia in attendance.
The Ljubljana Jazz Festival captivated audiences with performances by renowned artists such as Pat Metheny and Dee Dee Bridgewater. The festival reached its peak with a standout performance by Bilal.
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are experiencing a renewed interest and activity on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange. This resurgence indicates a growing presence and importance of ETFs in the local market.
The mayoral race in Ljubljana is heating up as four candidates have officially announced their bids for the upcoming November local elections, including a former city councilor.
Ljubljana criminal investigators conducted 13 house searches as part of an investigation into economic crime related to vehicle imports and tax abuses, with initial findings suggesting the state was defrauded of approximately 1.5 million euros.
The city of Ljubljana is providing first-graders with Slavko Pregl's picture book "O fantu, ki je iskal muco" and fourth-graders with Špela Frlic's "Kuhinjska miza" to celebrate the start of the academic year.
The Ljubljana Bus Station, originally constructed with an intended lifespan of 10 years, has remained operational for 64 years. This highlights the station's unexpected longevity despite its initial design parameters.
Police in Ljubljana arrested a 20-year-old driver and his 19-year-old passenger for transporting illegal drugs and steroid pills, seizing approximately 5,000 euros and multiple phones. In a separate incident, an Algerian man was also detained in Metelkova.
The Ljubljana Bus Station, now managed by Nomago, has moved to a new temporary location on Masarykova Street, where it will operate until a new station is built.
Legendary actor and musician Rade Šerbedžija, accompanied by his band Zapadni kolodvor, captivated a sold-out audience in Ljubljana for the third year in a row with stories, songs, and memories, including a tribute to the late Milena Zupančič.
Tourists near Ljubljana's Triple Bridge were reportedly confused and asked in various languages why locals were staring intently into the river, seemingly at nothing. The unusual sight sparked curiosity among visitors.
The Siberian tiger cubs born at the Ljubljana Zoo have officially received their names. This naming event marks a significant milestone for the zoo's conservation efforts.
Several roofs were damaged and two underpasses in Ljubljana were flooded again following recent storms. Temperatures are expected to remain around 30 degrees Celsius next week.
The Slovenian government has appointed new representatives to the council of the University Medical Centre Ljubljana (UKC Ljubljana). This decision replaces the previous representatives of the founder.
Miha Mermal announced plans for BTC City Ljubljana to evolve into a sustainable urban center, featuring a mosaic of solutions for visitors, business partners, and future residents, aiming for a "green five-minute city" concept.
A team of approximately 70 students from the University of Ljubljana in Slovenia has successfully built an electric race car. This achievement highlights their dedication and innovation, placing them among the top contenders in student competitions.
Ljubljana criminal investigators have arrested three women who were observed tracking tourists and stealing wallets from their backpacks in the city center. The suspects, previously known for similar offenses, are now undergoing judicial proceedings.
Greek actors Thalia Matika and Tasos Iordanidis are continuing their Balkan road trip, making their latest stop in Ljubljana, Slovenia, after previously visiting Croatia.
Montenegro currently has no universities featured on the Shanghai Ranking list, while universities in Ljubljana, Belgrade, and Zagreb from the region have maintained their positions.
Ljubljana police, during intensified surveillance in the city center, arrested three foreign women for pickpocketing from passersby's bags and backpacks, a crime they also committed in Bled.
Divers from the Ljubljana Fire Brigade have located a second stone sphere with its base in the Ljubljanica River, which had recently disappeared from the Triple Bridge railing.
A new 'Bullshit Museum' has opened in Ljubljana, Slovenia, aiming to explore the varied and sometimes antagonistic humor of the former Yugoslavia. The ambitious project welcomes visitors with a mannequin wearing a bucket on its head.
Divers from the Ljubljana Fire Brigade found one of the missing stone spheres with its pedestal from the Triple Bridge railing in the Ljubljanica River during a diving exercise. Two spheres had gone missing from the bridge railing within a month.
Slovenian police, alerted by Italian authorities, recovered three stolen motorcycles found on a trailer with French license plates, driven by Romanian nationals, after they were tracked heading towards Ljubljana.
Passengers describe the current situation at Ljubljana's main railway station as 'chaos' due to ongoing renovations. The central part of the station has been closed again, reportedly for the last time before completion later this month.
Authorities are conducting searches for missing minors, including a boy named Jon from Ljubljana, Slovenia, and an 11-year-old girl in Romania. Helicopters, drones, and tracking dogs are being utilized in the search efforts.
The Brussels Times published multiple search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles appear to be search engine optimization (SEO) spam, featuring phrases like 'WWW FINDCOK ORG' and 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' alongside city names.
Ljubljana's emergency room is admitting 200 injured patients daily, with many requiring resuscitation, primarily due to the strain caused by high temperatures.
Slovenian Railways announced that traffic at Ljubljana's main railway station will be fully normalized by the end of August, with temporary platforms being removed after a comprehensive upgrade.
Central European countries, including Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, and Slovenia, experienced a severe heatwave, with multiple locations recording all-time high temperatures. Austria broke its temperature record for two consecutive days, while other regions also saw unprecedented heat.
An increasing number of high school graduates from Serbia are choosing to pursue higher education in Slovenia, with opportunities for completely free studies at universities in Ljubljana and Maribor.
The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles that appear to be search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles list specific drug-related search terms and locations, suggesting an unusual publication pattern.
While many in Slovenia seek shade from high temperatures, workers at a Ljubljana dairy freezer warehouse are working daily in -20 degree Celsius conditions, wearing winter jackets.
Ljubljana police officials are scheduled to provide a public statement detailing investigated violent crimes and drug-related offenses that have occurred in the Most area.
A team from the University of Ljubljana's Faculty of Economics achieved historic success at the prestigious global CFA Challenge competition in corporate valuation, originally aiming for a domestic win but landing in Hong Kong.
The Society of Architects of Ljubljana, supported by various individuals and institutions from Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia, has requested the abandonment of a complete reconstruction idea, aiming to preserve a 'European path'.
Eight temperature sensors installed near UKC Ljubljana and the Oncology Institute revealed a five-degree Celsius difference between the hospital platform and a nearby park. Citizens are expressing concern for their health due to these findings.
Police in the Ljubljana Police Department area investigated three break-ins within five hours, successfully tracking down all suspects involved in targeting a collection center, parking meters, and a residential house.
For years, purchasing tickets at the Ljubljana bus station counter has only been possible with cash, highlighting a delay in the adoption of modern payment methods in the city.
The Ljubljana Zoo announced that all three Siberian tiger cubs born on May 27 are females, following their first veterinary check-up which confirmed their health, weight, and development.
The Ljubljana bus station, managed by Nomago since July 1, is scheduled to temporarily move to a new location on Masarykova Street around August 24 as part of a major modernization project.
A 34-year-old female motorcyclist sustained serious injuries in a traffic collision near Ilirska Bistrica and was airlifted to UKC Ljubljana for treatment.
A restaurant in Ljubljana reportedly denied entry to a blind tourist accompanied by her guide dog, prompting the Advocate of the Principle of Equality to address the case and police to announce action against the establishment.
An armored vehicle transporting money was robbed in Ljubljana's BTC area, with multiple police patrols and a police helicopter deployed to the scene for investigation.
The Rab Tourist Board has elevated the visibility of the 25th Rab Fair to an international level through strategic promotions abroad, a scientific project with the University of Ljubljana, and a spectacular finale.
An attempted rape was reported on Metelkova Street in Ljubljana, with witnesses detaining a Tunisian national. Police are currently searching for another individual involved in the incident.
The head of the Ljubljana maternity hospital, Gorazd Kavšek, warns that insurance covers all professionally justified examinations for pregnant women, indicating no need for additional private tests.
Christopher Nolan's film adaptation of Homer's 'Odyssey' has premiered in cinemas across Slovenia and worldwide, with early screenings already sold out in Ljubljana.
The municipality of Ljubljana has installed ground markings and signs with green, orange, and red colors near underpasses prone to flooding, aiming for earlier detection of rising water levels.
Nenad Krstić expressed disappointment with the treatment of the Serbian U20 men's basketball team, noting that all group leaders at the European Championship in Ljubljana have significantly more favorable schedules compared to Serbia.
Following a referendum on parking, initiators are questioning whether the 40,000 votes against Mayor Zoran Janković should be considered a vote of no confidence, signaling further challenges for the Ljubljana mayor.
A referendum in Ljubljana regarding parking fees for residents failed to achieve the necessary turnout, rendering it invalid. Despite the failure, the vote sent a clear message to the city's mayor.
Residents of Ljubljana are participating in a referendum to decide on new parking regulations in the city's residential areas. Voters are casting their ballots to determine the future of parking fees and policies.
The Synod of the Serbian Orthodox Church has condemned a Slovenian court's decision to hand Patriarch Porfirije a four-month conditional sentence for mobbing a priest in Ljubljana. The Synod described the ruling as scandalous and unjust.
The Civil Initiative for Ljubljana issued a final call for citizens to participate in Sunday's municipal referendum concerning changes to parking regulations in neighborhoods.
Slovenian Minister of Internal Affairs and Public Administration, Franci Matoz, has dismissed the heads of seven administrative units, including those in Ljubljana and Maribor, with new acting heads appointed.
A CAR-T center in Ljubljana, Slovenia, built to produce crucial cancer drugs, remains non-operational five years after its inception due to bureaucratic complications. The University Medical Centre Ljubljana constructed the facilities over a year ago for this purpose.
Police in Ljubljana Bežigrad are seeking public assistance to locate 26-year-old Nik Zupan from Ljubljana, who has been reported missing by his family.
Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković suspects that a change to the Local Elections Act, which could disenfranchise over 100,000 third-country nationals, was specifically enacted to affect his standing in local elections.
After exploring Ljubljana's Triple Bridge and antique stalls, a visit to Gostilnica 5-6 kg pizzeria revealed a culinary gem worth diverting from the highway for.
Early voting has begun for a referendum on a parking decree in Ljubljana, with Mayor Janković commenting on the process, even though the municipality has already withdrawn the controversial decree.
Slovenia has introduced its first domestic Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) focused on Slovenian stocks, a move that could boost public participation in the capital market and increase liquidity on the Ljubljana Stock Exchange.
Drivers in Ljubljana, Slovenia, are grappling with increasing parking difficulties, leading to discussions about more parking meters and a municipal referendum on the issue next week.
This article delves into the 'automotive catacombs' of Ljubljana, likely referring to hidden or forgotten aspects of the city's car culture or infrastructure. It explores the lesser-known facets of vehicles within the Slovenian capital.
Former city councilor Mihael Jarc has announced his candidacy for the mayor of Ljubljana, running on the 'List for Clean Drinking Water' ticket, proposed by the Slovenian National Party which he chairs.