Ljubljana – The coalition filed to parliament on Monday constitutional amendments under which the final nod of approval in judicial appointments would no longer come from parliament but from the Slovenian president. The coalition says that the ...

Ljubljana – Slovenian farmers have produced slightly lower quantities of cereals this year than last year, with late potato and corn crops also expected to be lower, the Statistics Office says. The crops of cereals used for bread – wheat,...

Ljubljana – Dnevnik accuses Health Minister Danijel Bešič Loredan of “making charges faster than he thinks” as it looks at the criminal complaint the ministry has lodged against the Celje General Hospital management due to a patie...

Ljubljana – Slovenian students often rely on subsidised meals to keep costs of living down, but the number of providers keeps falling. In 2023, both the price of a meal and the subsidy’s value will increase, but students will pay more out...

Ljubljana – The National Assembly passed on Wednesday an opposition-sponsored bill on electronic communications, after it was heavily amended to tone down provisions that were aimed at preventing Chinese provider Huawei from selling gear to Slo...

Ljubljana – Slovenia recorded 2,729 new cases of coronavirus on Tuesday, an increase of 12% over the week before as the number of patients admitted to hospital continued to grow. One patient with Covid died. Health Ministry data show there were...

Ljubljana – Submitting her candidacy to the National Electoral Commission on Wednesday, gynaecologist Sabina Senčar became the 8th candidate for president, supported by Resni.ca, a non-parliamentary party founded amid the Covid epidemic to opp...

Ljubljana – The Journalist Trade Union has criticised the coalition parties for deciding to boycott RTV Slovenija shows discussing the situation at the public broadcaster and the changes to the RTV act while the opposition Democrats (SDS) are s...

Ljubljana – The budgets for the next two years, adopted by the government on Wednesday, will be strongly marked by post-Covid measures and the deepening energy crisis. Finance Minister Klemen Boštjančič asserted that despite demanding circum...

Ljubljana – The government endorsed a proposal to amend the Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SSH) act that will serve as the basis for transferring the assets of the Bank Assets Management Company (BAMC) onto SSH by the end of the year. This ensure...