Ljubljana – The first election debate hosted by the public broadcaster RTV Slovenija on Thursday evening was dominated by the war in Ukraine and its consequences for Slovenia. Parliamentary parties expressed different views on NATO membership w...

Ljubljana – Slovenia recorded 2,803 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, the first time in three weeks that the daily case count dropped on the same day a week ago. Eight more patients with Covid-19 died, according to the Health Ministry. Hospita...

Maribor – The state-run postal operator Pošta Slovenije generated a group net profit of 17.6 million on EUR 461 million in revenue last year, an increase of more than EUR 12 million and 12%, respectively, from 2020. Releasing the preliminary a...

Ljubljana – The prices of residential real estate jumped by 15.7% in 2021, which is the highest annual rise since 2007, when a 20.4% rise was recorded, the Statistics Office said on Friday. Up the most were the prices of new apartments, which i...

Brussels – Prime Minister Janez Janša, arriving at day two of EU summit proceedings in Brussels on Friday, regretted political clashes over things he believes are unimportant in war as he commented on Ukrainian President Volodymyr ZelenskyR...

Brussels – Slovenia is in favour of a middle ground when it comes to tackling energy prices, which includes common EU procurement, price negotiations and capacities, Prime Minister Janez Janša said as he arrived for the second day of proceedin...

Slovenska Bistrica – The Pohorje Plateau seems to be attracting investors because of its potential for wind power generation. After five years of preparations, a large potential investment has been unveiled by the company Energija na Veter (Win...

Ljubljana/Maribor/Koper – Members of the Youth for Climate Justice movement gathered in Ljubljana, Maribor and Koper to let decision makers know before the April election that the planet must have priority over capital. The youth also addressed...

Ljubljana – The views of Slovenians and EU citizens on the consequences of and concerns over the war in Ukraine are broadly aligned, shows an international survey. Slovenians are most concerned about rising prices and the possibility of a world...

Planica – Slovenian ski jumpers swept the podium in the first individual event of the World Cup season finale on Friday, as Žiga Jelar won the event ahead of Peter Prevc and Anže Lanišek. And this is not all – Slovenia’s Timi Zaj...