Ljubljana – Slovenians earned an average net salary of EUR 1,304.32 in April, up by 0.2% in nominal terms and 2.7% in real terms compared to March, shows fresh data from the Statistics Office. Average gross earnings for April totalled EUR 2,001...

Ljubljana – Slovenia’s consumer confidence in June decreased by two percentage points on the month before and 16 percentage points year-on-year in what is a decline for the second month in a row, the Statistics Office said on Wednesday. T...

Ljubljana – President Borut Pahor said the Russian aggression against Ukraine has confirmed the need for Slovenia to have a highly trained and professional army, as he addressed via video call Slovenian soldiers serving in missions abroad along...

Ljubljana – The Green Light World Flight project, headed by pilot Matevž Lenarčič and scientist Griša Močnik, has been measuring air quality in the Western Balkans this year. Sarajevo is one of the world’s most polluted cities, they ...

Ljubljana – The parliamentary Culture Committee has called on the management of RTV Slovenija to consistently ensure the constitutional right to information, to immediately stop undermining the editorial independence and autonomy of the public ...

Ljutomer – The cereals sales commission will propose to the government to purchase all wheat Slovenian farmers will harvest this year, and then sell it on to millers during the year. Slovenian farmers will grow 100,000 tonnes of wheat suitable ...

Klagenfurt – Minister for Slovenian Abroad Matej Arčon travelled to Klagenfurt on Wednesday for his first official visit with the Slovenian community in Austria as minister. After a meeting with key community representatives, Arčon underlined...

Ljubljana – Retail fuel price regulation makes sense only in the short-run and in exceptional situations. In other cases it is better in the long-run if consumers pay a somewhat higher final price, economist Anže Burger from the Ljubljana Facu...

Ljubljana – The National Assembly passed changes to the government act on Wednesday, allowing Prime Minister Robert Golob to shape his government as he wants. The bill was one of the first filed by the new government but the opposition Democrat...

Ljubljana – Ljubljana Archbishop Stanislav Zore expressed the wish for a continuation of the dialogue between the state and the Roman Catholic Church as he berated previous governments for not showing willingness to address all open issues. ...