Brussels – Slovenia will get EUR 4.8 million under an EUR 5 billion adjustment instrument for member states hit by Brexit that the Council approved on Tuesday. Slovenia’s allocation is the lowest among all member states. The calculations ...

Ljubljana – An inter-parliamentary conference on stability, economic coordination and governance in the EU discussed on Tuesday a global digital tax and taxation of carbon-ridden imports as potential new sources to finance the EU budget. Sloven...

Ljubljana – President Borut Pahor received on Tuesday his Latvian counterpart Egils Levits, who is in Slovenia for a two-day official visit. The pair highlighted the similarity of their views, excellent bilateral relations, and the importance o...

Brussels – EU ministers responsible for research adopted on Tuesday resolutions on a global approach to research and innovation. Their aim is greater resilience and competitiveness of the EU, said Minister of Education, Science and Sport Simona...

Trbovlje – The government cabinet had to face protesters during their visit to Zasavje region on Tuesday, as several hundred of loud and occasionally rowdy protesters gathered in front of the Delavski Dom, where a public debate is currently tak...

Ljubljana – Slovenian translator Klemen Pisk is this year’s recipient of the St Jerome Prize conferred for translation of Lithuanian literature. Pisk is the first Slovenian to receive this prize, which has been given out since 2006 by the...

European Blockchain Week 2021(EBCW 2021) was one of the soundest events in the framework of Slovenian Presidency of the Council of EU. Co-organized by the Ministry of Economic Development and Technology, in collaboration with Digital Innovation Hub B...

Ljubljana – The heads of four centre-left opposition parties signed an agreement on post-election cooperation in Ljubljana on Tuesday. The deal will be a basis for further active cooperation, and for common programmes, which is to pave the way ...

Ljubljana – Slovenia recorded 1,037 new coronavirus cases on Monday as the slow decline in the curve of infections continues, data from the National Institute of Public Health shows. Nine Covid-19 patients died. With the case count falling by 2...

Trbovlje – The restructuring of what used to be Slovenia’s most mining-heavy region is expected to top the agenda as the government tours Zasavje in central Slovenia on Tuesday. The region is one of the two that can expect funds from the ...