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Adriatic Region and Slovenia Face Continued Heatwave
Environmentdeloindex-hr11h ago2 sources

Adriatic Region and Slovenia Face Continued Heatwave

The Adriatic region remains under a red heat alert with temperatures expected to reach up to 37 degrees Celsius, as a heatwave spreads. Slovenia is also experiencing a continuation of dry and hot weather, with temperatures between 30 and 35 degrees Celsius.

Tax Administration Raids Fotopub Over Illegal Gambling
Politicsdelo1d ago

Tax Administration Raids Fotopub Over Illegal Gambling

The Slovenian Financial Administration (FURS) raided Fotopub due to illegal gambling activities, stepping in when police efforts were deemed insufficient. This action underscores the tax authority's role in combating illicit operations.

Unspecified Event in Slovenia
WorldYahoo3d ago

Unspecified Event in Slovenia

An article discusses an individual's efforts to extend their stay in Slovenia, but specific details of the event are truncated.

Slovenian Subsidies for Electric Vehicles Nearing Exhaustion
Politicsdelo4d ago

Slovenian Subsidies for Electric Vehicles Nearing Exhaustion

Borzen, the Slovenian power exchange, anticipates that funds for electric vehicle subsidies will be depleted by the second half of August, based on current application dynamics. The government is expected to discuss potential further financing for the program in the autumn.

Slovenia Recalls Devastating Floods Three Years Ago
World24ur4d ago

Slovenia Recalls Devastating Floods Three Years Ago

Slovenia remembers severe floods from three years ago that caused widespread devastation, including children being rescued from kindergartens, infrastructure being destroyed, and residents needing rescue from rooftops.

Hostage Speaks Out After Slovenian Robbery
World24ur1h ago

Hostage Speaks Out After Slovenian Robbery

A hostage has spoken to television a month after one of Slovenia's largest police operations, which involved 160 officers, special forces, a helicopter, drones, and dogs at a train station in Uršna sela.

Slovenian Fortress Prepared for Unfought Conflict
World24ur7h ago

Slovenian Fortress Prepared for Unfought Conflict

A fortress on a 718-meter-high hill above Pivka, Slovenia, with half a kilometer of underground tunnels, 10,000 cannon shells, and 20 days of food supplies, stood ready for a conflict that never materialized.

Slovenian Couple Teaches Effortless Gardening
Culturedelo1d ago

Slovenian Couple Teaches Effortless Gardening

Tjaša Štruc and Robert Špiler, through their 'Vrt Obilja' project, have shown Slovenians that vegetable gardening can be modern, simple, beautiful, and significantly less strenuous for all generations.

Search Underway for Missing Minors in Slovenia and Romania
Worlddelo24urhotnews2d ago3 sources

Search Underway for Missing Minors in Slovenia and Romania

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.

Mediterranean Sea Temperature Reaches Record High Near Mallorca
Healthaktualne-cz24ur2d ago2 sources

Mediterranean Sea Temperature Reaches Record High Near Mallorca

The sea temperature near Mallorca has reached a record-breaking 33 degrees Celsius, according to meteorologists. This extreme temperature highlights the ongoing heatwave affecting the region, with Slovenia also experiencing nearly 30-degree sea temperatures.

Extreme Heatwave Grips Central and Southern Europe, Reaching 42 Degrees Celsius
Worldrzeczpospolitatelextvn24+8delodennik-nhvgindex-hrn1-serbiajutarnji-listnaftemporikizdg-md4d ago11 sources

Extreme Heatwave Grips Central and Southern Europe, Reaching 42 Degrees Celsius

A severe heatwave has swept across central and southern Europe, with temperatures soaring up to 42 degrees Celsius in some areas, prompting red alerts and warnings in countries like Croatia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovenia. The intense heat has led to concerns about infrastructure damage and potential droughts.

Police Seek Witnesses After Car Accident Near Unac, Slovenia
World24ur4d ago

Police Seek Witnesses After Car Accident Near Unac, Slovenia

The Cerknica Police Station is investigating a traffic accident that occurred on the road between Unac and Postojna, Slovenia. A cyclist sustained minor injuries in the collision, which also involved a driving school vehicle, and police are now searching for the driving school driver and eyewitnesses.

Slovenian Parents Fundraise for Child Teo's Gene Therapy After Insurance Rejection
Healthdelo24ur4d ago2 sources

Slovenian Parents Fundraise for Child Teo's Gene Therapy After Insurance Rejection

The parents of eight-year-old Teo, who suffers from Duchenne muscular dystrophy, have raised over one million euros for his gene therapy treatment in the U.S. The Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS) has rejected coverage, stating the drug's effect is not sufficiently proven, prompting the family to seek an additional 1.5 million euros.

Slovenian President Faces Impeachment Threat Over Russian Friendship
Worldder-standarddie-presse24ur2d ago3 sources

Slovenian President Faces Impeachment Threat Over Russian Friendship

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar is facing a potential constitutional complaint and impeachment proceedings due to her friendship with a Russian national. The controversy arose after the Russian woman was involved in an incident while in the President's vehicle.

Mystery Surrounds Slovenian President's Car Accident and Passengers
Politicsdeloindex-hrn1-serbia+324urjutarnji-listdanas3d ago6 sources

Mystery Surrounds Slovenian President's Car Accident and Passengers

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar released her hospital discharge papers following a car accident, amidst growing public and media speculation about the severity of her injuries and the identity of her passengers, including a Russian national. The police union has called for a thorough and impartial investigation into the incident.

New Cattle Virus Spreading in Europe, Slovenia Remains Free
Healthdelo3d ago

New Cattle Virus Spreading in Europe, Slovenia Remains Free

A new cattle virus is spreading across Europe, prompting Slovenia's Administration for Safe Food, Veterinary and Plant Protection to urge breeders to implement biosecurity measures and monitor animals. The disease is transmitted by blood-sucking midges, but Slovenia has not yet reported any cases.

Central Europe Endures Record-Breaking Heatwave
Environmentyle-uutisetorfaktualne-cz+8delfi-lthvgindex-hr24uraktuality-skjapan-timesnewsbeastexpress-tribune3d ago11 sources

Central Europe Endures Record-Breaking Heatwave

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.

Rise in Femicides in Slovenia
Politicsdelo3d ago

Rise in Femicides in Slovenia

An article reflects on the recent increase in femicides in Slovenia, questioning if these acts represent raw, authentic outbursts from individual men.

Low Danube Levels Threaten Nuclear Power Plant Operations and Shipping
Businessder-standardtelexdennik-n+4digi24hvgindex-hrn1-serbia4d ago7 sources

Low Danube Levels Threaten Nuclear Power Plant Operations and Shipping

Extremely low water levels in the Danube River are impacting the cooling systems of nuclear power plants like Paks in Hungary and Krško in Slovenia, leading to reduced electricity production. Efforts are underway to mitigate the effects, including sinking barges to increase water flow and exploring long-term solutions for river navigation.

Slovenian President's Friend Injured in Car Accident May Sue State
Politics24ur4d ago

Slovenian President's Friend Injured in Car Accident May Sue State

A friend of Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar, who was seriously injured in a car accident involving the presidential vehicle, may sue the state. The president has not publicly identified the two friends who were with her in the official car, despite public funding for the vehicle and security.

Slovenian President Admits Not Wearing Seatbelt in Car Accident
Worlddeloindex-hrn1-serbia+424urjutarnji-listdanasklix-ba4d ago7 sources

Slovenian President Admits Not Wearing Seatbelt in Car Accident

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar admitted she was not wearing a seatbelt during a recent car accident, resulting in a broken collarbone. The incident has led to an investigation into her driver for not maintaining a safe distance and raised questions about the delayed public announcement of the accident.