Brdo pri Kranju – Health experts urged politicians on Wednesday to tackle the Covid-19 epidemic as a united front, Health Minister Janez Poklukar said after a meeting at Brdo pri Kranju hosted by President Borut Pahor. Pahor and Prime Minister ...

Ljubljana – The Commission for Petitions, Human Rights and Equal Opportunities rejected on Wednesday all opposition-sponsored proposals regarding police procedures against students and their parents who protested in support of the reopening of ...

Ljubljana – The government has amended several of Covid-19 decrees as part of its weekly review of measures on Wednesday, including allowing rallies of up to ten people across the country. The government has also changed the status of two of Sl...

Slovenj Gradec – The US multinational Adient has announced it will close down its Slovenj Gradec plant by the end of the year as a result of which 430 people will lose their jobs. Employees at the plant in Slovenj Gradec, in the north, were not...

Ljubljana – The consortium led by Slovenian builder Kolektor CPG has been selected for the second section of the new railway between Koper and Divača after it had already won the contract for the first section as the only bidder left. The sele...

Ljubljana – Nama, a retail and property business, was hit severely by the epidemic in 2020, with its net sales revenue plummeting 42% to EUR 7.7 million over 2019. The company finished the year with a net loss of EUR 161,000, which compares to ...

Ljubljana – Slovenians seem to be increasingly unhappy with the situation in the society, suggests a poll conducted by Valicon. As many as 58% of respondents said they were not happy with the situation, which is more than last June and more tha...

Ljubljana – Murder or attempted murder charges more than doubled in Slovenia in 2020 compared to 2019. Last year marked the first time the country saw three triple murders in a single year, all of them being domestic homicides. The trend appear...

Brussels – A resilient and competitive internal market will be a major priority of Slovenia’s EU presidency, Economy Minister Zdravko Počivalšek told EU ministers in charge of consumer protection at an informal videoconference yesterday...

Brussels – Slovenia has ordered 90% of the vaccines it is entitled to in the first and second quarter of the year on a pro rata basis. In December, it did not put in an order for the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine during a second round of joint EU pur...