Ljubljana – The competition watchdog has approved a deal under which national rail company Slovenske Železnice (SŽ) is purchasing a 50% stake in Slovenian coach group Nomago. The acquisition is in line with competition regulations, said the C...

Ljubljana – A total of 2,174 coronavirus infections were recorded in Slovenia on Thursday, which is fewer than the day before but some 550 cases more than a week ago. Yesterday, 73 patients were treated for Covid at regular wards and 7 in inten...

Ljubljana/Maribor/Novo Mesto – The European Mobility Week will kick off in nearly half of Slovenian municipalities on Friday, promoting sustainable mobility by encouraging people to travel by foot, bike or with public transport. “Building...

Ljubljana – Ahead of the International Day of Peace, President Borut Pahor received the Slovenian members of a UN mission that monitored the ceasefire between Israel and Egypt in the Sinai peninsula in the 1950s and 1960s. They highlighted the ...

Ljubljana – Air traffic in Slovenia will only reach the level of three years ago in 2026, says the Transport Association at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia (GZS), which has singled out a lack of air links as the main reason for...

Ljubljana – Minister of Labour, the Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities Luka Mesec has told the STA that he had a change of heart about establishing a new portfolio for solidarity-based future. He will thus keep his portfolio, which ...

Ljubljana – The party council of the opposition Democrats (SDS) decided on Friday to endorse the presidential bid of its MP and former Foreign Minister Anže Logar. Logar has collected 5,000 voter signatures and will be formally running as an i...

Ljubljana – Responding to the government’s decision to pull out of the Boxer defence deal, opposition SDS leader Janez Janša has raised the possibility of filing an ouster motion against Defence Minister Marjan Šarec. Reportedly, the SD...

Ljubljana – The Environment Agency (ARSO) has issued a red weather alert, its highest, for southern and central parts of the country as some areas have already received more rain in a day than they had in the three summer months. In a rare occa...

Ljubljana – Heavy rain that Slovenia has not seen for months has been causing disruption across the country since Thursday. A number of buildings have been flooded and roads have been closed by floods or blocked by landslides. In Ljubljana, the...