Eighty-one years after the Hiroshima tragedy, a Slovenian article reflects on the current state of nuclear weapons, noting that while fewer exist than during the Cold War, they are more powerful, raising concerns about the proximity to a nuclear conflict.
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.
The summer transfer window revealed a lack of serious interest in Slovenian professional and talented young football players from clubs in Stožice, Ljudski vrt, Celje, or Bonifika, raising questions about their path to European leagues.
Five specific cycling routes across Slovenia have been highlighted as being well worth a visit. These routes offer scenic and enjoyable experiences for cyclists.
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.
Firefighters battling a new blaze in the dry high-altitude region of Bohinj, Slovenia, faced public disrespect, including a cyclist showing a middle finger and another man accusing them of 'terror.'
Croatian police have arrested a second suspect, a 22-year-old Croatian citizen, in connection with the July attack on two Slovenian tourists in Medulin, who is accused of causing grievous bodily harm and attempted grievous bodily harm.
Slovenia's Bovec region experienced minor issues with a cold front, but the country is now bracing for a new period of mostly dry and hot weather expected to last at least until the end of next week.
A 31-year-old Slovenian national has confessed to murdering Austrian online influencer Stefanie, his former girlfriend, and burying her body in a forest, with his brother and father allegedly assisting in transporting the body.
Slovenian photographer and videographer Matic Kutin, who works in the music industry, describes his work as art, aiming to capture more than just a moment.
Production has commenced for the 13th season of the popular Slovenian reality show 'Kmetija' (The Farm), introducing new contestants to the farmhouse after a successful previous season.
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.
Slovenia is experiencing a decrease in domestic agricultural produce and an increase in imports, raising concerns about food prices. An agrarian economist notes that drought cannot be the sole cause of price hikes, as the FAO predicts a new wave of global price increases.
A 36-year-old woman on an electric scooter was lightly injured in a traffic accident in Koper, Slovenia, after losing control and falling. Police measured her blood alcohol level at 3 promila.
A Slovenian architect discusses the principles of sustainable construction, questioning the common practice of demolition when renovation is an option. The article emphasizes that true sustainability encompasses more than just energy efficiency measures like insulation and solar panels.
Due to drought conditions, nature and water inspectors in Slovenia have begun intensified monitoring of water abstraction from watercourses by permit holders and are prioritizing reports of unauthorized water abstraction.
A report from the Slovenian Ministry of Interior revealed that a civilian posed as a police officer at Brnik Airport for more than 18 months, participating in police procedures due to systemic professional errors.
Police in Pula arrested a 22-year-old man for his involvement in the July 18 attack on two Slovenians in Medulin, one of whom was seriously injured. Authorities have identified all attackers and are searching for others.
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.
Slovenia's intervention to prevent the appointment of former foreign minister Tanja Fajon as the EU's envoy for the Sahel has drawn sharp criticism from seven European countries, including France and Spain. Concerns were raised regarding the transparency of the process.
A new law concerning Slovenia's Demographic Fund, potentially worth 20 billion, is being debated amidst persistent concerns. The legislation aims to utilize these funds but is met with familiar reservations.
Slovenia has added alpinism, winter pig slaughter, and Easter rattling to its list of cultural heritage items. Meanwhile, Hungary increased funding for 'hungarikum' applications by 500 million a week before elections.
After a nine-day heatwave, Slovenia is expecting a brief cool-down today, with showers and thunderstorms anticipated in the afternoon and evening, leading to lower temperatures and a change in alert level from red to orange.
A 37-year-old man is being prosecuted following a high-profile incident where individuals lost consciousness and lay unresponsive at a station after consuming drugs, though he denies all accusations.
Andrej Rupnik, former director of Slovenia's intelligence agency Sova, claims that the security detail for President Nataša Pirc Musar is unlawful following a government regulation change in June.
Two residents of the municipality of Slovenska Bistrica, Slovenia, have been waiting for over 15 years for a decision regarding the change in land use designation, without receiving an answer or legal protection.
A 30-year-old individual has been identified as a suspect in connection with four fires that occurred on grassy areas near the settlement of Planina in Slovenia.
The Slovenian Drivers' Union responded to four traffic accidents occurring within hours on the Primorska highway, warning of an increase in accidents and emphasizing the need to consider factors beyond just drivers.
Firefighters in Izola, Slovenia, evacuated residents and rescued a sleeping person from a night fire that destroyed a vehicle and engulfed a workshop in the industrial zone.
Police in Šibenik, Croatia, have concluded an investigation into a 43-year-old Slovenian man suspected of causing a fire at a gas station with a cigarette butt before leaving the scene.
The Žalec Fire Department in Slovenia has responded to nine wildfires in natural environments over the past three weeks, prompting an appeal to citizens to report any smoke or suspicious activity.
Slovenia's Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) has drawn attention to differing judicial practices in the case involving four ministers and their vacations. The decisions were upheld by higher courts after appeals from the alleged violators.
The Primorska motorway between Unec and Postojna, heading towards Koper, is completely closed due to a traffic accident, with a detour available for personal vehicles.
Several traffic accidents occurred on the Primorska highway in Slovenia during the morning, with heavy goods vehicles involved in three of the incidents.
A reader writes to a Slovenian TV station asking about the choice of conspicuous shoes for news anchors and expressing gratitude for the broadcast of Tadej Pogačar's criterion race.
Constitutional impeachment proceedings are being prepared against Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar, with discussions arising about the public status of individuals entering a protected person's vehicle.
The global competition for talent is escalating, with traditional centers losing their advantage. Slovenia is reportedly sending an encouraging signal in the field of research personnel.
An article discusses the effectiveness of American diplomacy in supporting its businesses, particularly in the context of reactor sales, and suggests Slovenia should similarly promote itself.
A commentary discusses the effectiveness of American diplomacy in supporting its businesses, suggesting that Slovenia should similarly focus on promoting itself.
A powerful storm, previously forecast for the afternoon, struck central and southern Slovenia, bringing a noticeable cooling and causing temperatures to drop by over 10 °C.
Following an accident involving the Slovenian President, the Police Union is demanding a thorough investigation and questioning whether the security convoy maintained appropriate distances, warning against blaming only the police driver.
Slovenia is experiencing an unusual number of snakebites, with three incidents occurring within two days near Blejska koča, including a 75-year-old hiker and two 21-year-olds.
Slovenian mountain rescuers have responded to 448 interventions this year, 74 more than the same period last year, indicating a significant increase in mountain accidents.
Experts discuss the local impact of air conditioners on Slovenia's electricity grid, noting that the country's system is more connected than Spain's, which experienced a system collapse last year.
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 recorded a 'tropical night' with high temperatures persisting even above 1000 meters altitude, indicating that even higher regions are not immune to the current heatwave.
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.
An asteroid, officially designated 20560 Nežič and measuring nearly 11 kilometers in diameter, has been named in honor of young Slovenian astronomer Rok Nežič, who is also involved in science communication.
Slovenian coalition parties are reportedly considering postponing the ban on cage farming for hens by at least ten years, pushing the deadline to 2039 and potentially breaking pre-election promises.
Unions in Slovenia can now collect signatures for a referendum on an intervention law for the country's development, after the Constitutional Court overturned a parliamentary decision that had previously blocked the referendum.
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.
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.
A group of young Italian hikers called for rescue after being frightened by a pack of wolves above Lake Bohinj in Slovenia. The hikers were unharmed but sought assistance due to the encounter.
A Trieste court has rejected parts of the EU migrant pact concerning the Italy-Slovenia border, upholding appeals from two migrants subjected to accelerated procedures, with dozens of similar cases pending.
Organizations assisting the elderly in Slovenia report that many face a silent struggle during severe heat, experiencing lack of cooling, insufficient hydration, and loneliness.
Croatian midfielder Fran Tomek, playing for Koper, has reported experiencing hate speech and threats from his own club's fans in Slovenia, including mentions of his family, following poor team results.
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.
Kope transformed into a lively party destination for Carinthian students during the Summer Fest, organized by the Carinthian Students' Club, featuring performances by popular artists like Čuki, Petar Grašo, and Plavi orkestar.
A 61-year-old Croatian motorcyclist was seriously injured, breaking several ribs and a shoulder, after hitting a deer and falling on Šmarska Road in Koper, Slovenia.
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.
After a brief pause, an African air mass is returning to Romania and Slovenia, bringing a new wave of heat with Tuesday expected to be the peak. No significant rainfall is anticipated with the return of the high temperatures.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has actively engaged in the Slovenian election campaign. His involvement marks a notable development in the political landscape.
The trend of Japanese head spas, combining relaxation and hair care, has moved from social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram into salons across Slovenia.
Slovenia's Gibanje Svoboda invested the most in the parliamentary election campaign, nearly 670,000 euros, while Resnica proved most effective in terms of votes per euro spent among parliamentary parties.
A Slovenian citizen has been arrested in Croatia on suspicion of money laundering, sought by Montenegrin Interpol for alleged membership in a criminal organization led by Dragan Pečurica.
After experiencing some issues with a cold front in Bovec, Slovenia is bracing for a new period of mostly dry and hot weather expected to last at least until the end of next week.
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.
After a record-long heatwave, Slovenia experienced a night of severe storms and heavy rainfall, leading to meteor water flooding several properties. The storms brought a welcome refreshment, with daily temperatures expected to be lower than in previous days.
Legendary actor Dustin Hoffman celebrates his 89th birthday, stating he has no issues with taking on supporting roles instead of lead ones, a sentiment echoed in a Slovenian article highlighting his enduring appeal.
A discussion in Slovenia suggests that work after retirement should be permitted and compensated equally to that of younger workers, as the 21st century approaches the utopian ideal of immortality through extended lifespans.
Normalizing relations with Israel would lead to Slovenia sharing co-responsibility in the ongoing situation. This perspective suggests that such a move carries significant diplomatic and ethical implications for Slovenia.
As summer progresses, Slovenian celebrities reflect on their favorite moments and planned activities for the season. Many have already enjoyed their breaks, while others anticipate upcoming holidays.
The decision not to appoint former Slovenian Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon as the EU Special Representative for the Sahel has triggered a debate in Brussels regarding the bloc's personnel appointment procedures.
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.
Police in Kamnik, Slovenia, intervened after a man held a child hostage and threatened his former partner, prompting immediate action to ensure the safety of those involved.
The body of a 24-year-old Slovenian man has been discovered in the sea near Pašman Island in Croatia. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
Slovenia is experiencing severe drought conditions following a month of dry and hot weather, with some regions needing up to 100 mm of rain to normalize, a situation unlikely to be significantly improved by forecasted showers.
The new Slovenian government has revived discussions about establishing a demographic fund, an idea previously considered in 2020 and 2021 but not implemented due to opposition.
Mirjana Sredojević, an expert in longevity medicine, discusses how combining ancient wisdom and cutting-edge technology can influence a longer and better life, as reported in a Slovenian article.
Gorenje, pharmaceutical companies, and energy traders are identified as the largest exporters in Slovenia. These sectors are significant contributors to the nation's export economy.
Concerns have been raised in Slovenia regarding the differing treatment of medical and religious diets, which some deem impermissible. The Slovenian Association of Dietitians and Food Organizers is preparing a declaration on the matter.
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.
Slovenia's Ministry of Interior has drafted an amendment to the Aliens Act that would eliminate free Slovenian language courses for foreigners, introducing a 40% co-financing requirement.
A 30-year-old man has been identified as a suspect in connection with four fires that occurred on grassy areas in close proximity to the settlement of Planina.
The Slovenian government has approved 840,000 euros for the renovation of the 112 emergency call system, aiming for cheaper operation, better data utilization, and shorter response times.
Slovenia is expected to experience a severe drought and heatwave for at least another ten days, despite a temporary cool-down from an approaching weather front.
Police in Ajdovščina, Slovenia, have successfully concluded an investigation into four wildfires that broke out in the Planina area in July 2026, identifying a suspect.
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.
Slovenian media are reporting new details in the Luka Dončić case, suggesting that his former fiancée did not withdraw her alimony lawsuit without reason, sparking numerous reactions.
With just over three months until local elections, the mayoral races in Slovenian cities like Koper, Piran, and Maribor are intensifying, featuring surprises, returning candidates, and new faces.
Former Slovenian ministers Hojs and Počivalšek have been fined 400 euros each for violating the integrity law due to conflicts of interest, while other similar cases have expired in court.
Police in Slovenia reported three mountain accidents requiring rescue, with two individuals injured by slips and falling rocks, and four hikers evacuated by helicopter from the Male Mojstrovka area due to a storm.
The 28th annual white stork census in Slovenia has reported a record 346 nesting pairs, marking the fourth consecutive year of increasing numbers, with milder winters contributing to shorter migration periods.
A Slovenian individual has become only the second person from Slovenia, after Valvasor, to be inducted into the prestigious British Royal Society. This marks a significant recognition in the scientific community.
This article explores the recent increase in femicides in Slovenia, questioning whether they represent the most 'direct,' 'sincere,' and 'authentic' outbursts of individual men.
A recent referendum in Slovenia is opening the door for municipalities to limit short-term rentals. Local authorities are already preparing studies on the impact this could have on the housing market.
An article from The Brussels Times appears to be SEO spam, targeting searches for 'order cocaine ice' in Novo Mesto, Slovenia, and directing users to 'WWW BUY-COKE COM'.
A heatwave in Slovenia has concluded with powerful storms that caused temperatures to drop by as much as 14 degrees Celsius. Severe weather warnings were issued for the country.
Anamaria Goltes, Luka Dončić's former fiancée, has withdrawn her alimony request filed months ago in Los Angeles, with Slovenian media now revealing the true reason behind her decision.
The Slovenian Police Union is demanding a thorough and impartial investigation into the accident involving the President's convoy, warning against prematurely blaming the police driver.
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.
Slovenia is facing severe drought conditions, with most rivers experiencing low and continuously falling water levels, many significantly below seasonal averages. The ongoing heatwave and lack of rainfall are exacerbating the situation.
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.
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.
Police in Koper, Slovenia, conducted a preventive operation on Portorož beach, warning bathers about the danger of thefts carried out by foreign organized groups, though the number of thefts this year is consistent with previous years.
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.
Construction has commenced on the 1.6-kilometer Bertoško bypass in Slovenia, a project expected to take 20 months and cost 24 million euros. Meanwhile, the Srminsko bypass is nearing completion.
The Slovenian coalition government is facing accusations of breaking pre-election promises by proposing to delay the ban on cage farming for hens by an additional ten years, pushing the deadline to 2039 instead of the previously planned three years.
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.
Three years after Slovenia experienced its worst floods in independent history, residents recall the devastating impact of landslides and raging rivers that forced people to seek refuge on trees and rooftops.
An administrative court in Slovenia has ruled that the company Nivo Eko must remove a pile of gravel it deposited in the Arnovski gozd business zone in Žalec following a flood.
An online search query for purchasing cocaine in Bled, Slovenia, was reported by brusselstimes.com, indicating potential illicit drug activity in the area.
A 26-year-old Slovenian woman was seriously injured after slipping on a mountain path in the Zadnjica valley, falling 50 meters down a slope and over two rocky edges.
The Health Insurance Institute of Slovenia (ZZZS) rejected funding for the treatment of a boy named Teo, who has Duchenne muscular dystrophy, with the drug Elevidys in the USA. A medical council believes the treatment is not expected to lead to a cure.
Organizations assisting the elderly in Slovenia report that seniors are silently struggling during the severe heatwave, experiencing a lack of cooling, insufficient hydration, and loneliness.
In early August, three hikers were bitten by snakes near Blejska koča in Slovenia over two days, requiring helicopter intervention for transport to the hospital in both cases.
A Slovenian man has been arrested in Croatia on suspicion of laundering 2.9 million euros. He is also believed to have ties to the Škaljari clan, an organized crime group.
Vandri Robotics, a Slovenian company, is training a robot named Jože to work as a receptionist in a hotel. Luka Slapnik is a key figure in the company's efforts to integrate AI into hospitality.
A fire that broke out on Saturday near Tržič, Italy, between a paper mill and a former commercial complex, has spread towards the highway. Firefighters worked through the night to contain it, but flames reignited in the morning with strong winds forecast.
Following a short respite, dry and hot weather is expected to resume in Slovenia, with temperatures forecast to range between 30 and 35 degrees Celsius, potentially higher in Primorska.
Italian financial police in Udine have dismantled a major drug trafficking organization, which was reportedly led by a Slovenian national, unofficially identified as convicted murderer Elvis Livadić, from prison.
Ahead of its official opening, the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival will host a special pre-festival screening of the restored classic film 'Woman with a Landscape' by Ivica Matić on August 13, in collaboration with the Slovenian Cinematheque. Ticket sales for the festival are set to begin on Monday, with Argeta also running a prize game.
Drivers in Slovenia can expect a significant price reduction at petrol stations, with diesel outside the highway network potentially decreasing by about 12 cents if the government maintains current duties.
Slovenian swimmer Neža Klančar has fallen ill just before the championship in Paris and will be forced to miss her first Slovenian appearance in the 100m freestyle event.
Discussions are underway in Slovenia regarding the future of subsidies for electric vehicles, with concerns that their discontinuation would be detrimental. Experts are questioning the path forward as current subsidies are reportedly running out.
Concerns have been raised regarding the oversight of the Slovenian president's security detail, with questions about who supervises the security guards and how this affects trust in the institution.
Despite evidence that medical cannabis helps patients, doctors in Slovenia remain hesitant to prescribe it. This reluctance creates a barrier for patients seeking this form of treatment.
A critical question in Slovenia is why the country has not yet adapted to recurring drought, which begins in spring and intensifies with summer heatwaves, suggesting that various sectors should collaboratively address water use priorities.
Slovenia's position between Israel and Palestine requires careful navigation to avoid oscillating between extreme viewpoints. The country is urged to maintain a balanced approach in its foreign policy regarding the conflict.
Excitement in the electric vehicle market has turned to concern as Slovenia's Ministry of Environment, Climate and Energy and Borzen withdraw a public tender for e-vehicle subsidies due to exhausted funds.
American travel influencer Stacy Sukharevsky, known for sharing travel tips and experiences on social media, visited Slovenia and expressed surprise at what she found. She documented her impressions of the country.
A special forces operation in Kamnik, Slovenia, resulted in police subduing a suspect who was armed with sharp objects and threatening to harm himself and a child. Officers used an electric taser during the intervention.
A forest fire, ignited by lightning, broke out in difficult-to-access terrain above the village of Srednji Vrh in northwestern Slovenia, affecting an area of approximately four hectares.
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.
Ajdovščina presents a distinctive narrative shaped by its strong bora wind, ancient Roman towers, and the legacy of artist Veno Pilon. These elements combine to tell a different story of the Slovenian town.
As global interactions become more restricted, the article explores the specific opportunities that may arise for Slovenia in this changing international landscape.
The legal dispute between NBA star Luka Dončić and his former fiancée, Anamarija Goltes, has escalated and is now moving to Slovenia. Reports suggest the case could involve as much as $50 million.
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.
The Slovenian prosecution is pursuing a 37-year-old man following a high-profile incident where individuals were found lying at a bus station after consuming drugs, though the accused denies all allegations.
A new traffic regime, including new parking spaces and a barrier system for transit traffic, will be introduced on Slovenia's Vršič Pass starting September 1.
The decision to offer free entry to swimming pools in Slovenia is coming to an end, linked to the cancellation of a red alarm and a drop in temperatures.
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.
A Slovenian union has issued a warning that professional standards for drivers are declining, leading to an increase in accidents. The union is calling for measures to address these concerns and improve road safety.
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.
Police in Šibenik, Croatia, completed an investigation against a 43-year-old Slovenian man suspected of causing a fire at a gas station in Bilice with a cigarette butt.
Slovenia is expected to experience at least ten more days of hot and dry weather, with a brief cool-down on Friday before temperatures rise again by Sunday.
The final four misdemeanor proceedings against former ministers in Slovenia have been concluded, with higher courts upholding the decisions after appeals from the offenders.
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.
Slovenia has reported a new record in its white stork population, with 305 occupied nests recorded in 2023. This marks an increase of 41 pairs over the last three years, revealing surprising trends in their numbers.
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.
A summer cinema in Kras, Slovenia, is hosting a film cycle dedicated to acclaimed female directors, highlighting that women direct only a quarter of European feature films.
This article explores the extent of political will in Slovenia regarding the introduction of menstrual leave. It delves into the discussions and potential for such a policy.
A severe heatwave across Europe has led to the shutdown or reduced operation of more than 20 nuclear reactors, including a 20% reduction at Slovenia's Krško plant, and is causing widespread suffering from France to Romania, with warnings of hotter summers to come.
The Slovenian coastline has been overwhelmed by an abundance of sea cauliflower, a phenomenon that has recurred in the area. This marine growth has covered parts of the sea along the coast.
The public consultation period has ended for the draft law on Slovenia's national demographic fund, which proposes a restructuring of state capital investment management. If approved, the Slovenian Sovereign Holding would be transformed into the National Demographic Fund company.
Famous personalities from the 'Slovenija ima talent' (Slovenia's Got Talent) team, including Borut Pahor, share how they recharge during the summer months, often in nature or by watching documentaries.
Slovenian band DEMM drew inspiration from the cartoon character 'Horrid Henry' (Grozni Gašper) for their new punk song, citing the character's rebellious and chaotic nature.
The Krško Nuclear Power Plant in Slovenia is reducing its reactor power by 20% to 80% of its capacity. This measure is being taken due to low water levels in the Sava River, caused by high temperatures.
Slovenia's power system is deemed robust enough to handle increased air conditioning use without collapsing, unlike a past system failure in Spain, though local impacts are possible.
Borzen, the Slovenian power market operator, anticipates that funds from the current call for e-vehicle subsidies will be depleted by the second half of August, given the current pace of application submissions.
Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar sustained a broken collarbone in a car accident where she was not wearing a seatbelt, drawing criticism as she was reportedly using a service car with friends.
The Slovenian PEN has voiced strong criticism regarding Prime Minister Janša's friendly relationship with Israel. The organization's stance highlights concerns over the political alignment.
After the deadline for concessionaire Kostak to take over the communal part of the Vipap wastewater treatment plant expired, the Municipality of Krško asserts that public services are continuing without disruption.
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.
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 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.
The 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival, running from August 14 to 21, will feature 16 films and one series with Slovenian involvement across various program sections, marking the highest participation of Slovenian filmmakers to date.
A major fruit farmer in Slovenia's Goriška Brda region is replacing cherry orchards with table grapes due to extreme heat, drought, hail, and labor shortages impacting cherry harvests. This decision reflects the growing challenges faced by the agricultural sector.
Slovenian composer Matjaž Vlašič is highlighted for his enduring ability to create popular melodies, including well-known hits like "Helenin Mačo" and "Natalijin Rdeči Ferrari."
In Slovenia, a man ignited a charcoal pile in Vodice near Ajdovščina despite a ban during a period of very high fire risk. Firefighters and police responded to the incident.
Hungary and Romania's nuclear power plants are particularly vulnerable to drought due to their reliance on Danube river water for cooling reactors, unlike the plant in Slovenia which remains at full capacity.