A survey of 440 Slovenians has revealed that around one out of five (19%) are planning to spend less on their Christmas shopping this festive season than they did a year ago, as 5% are still unsure. Around two thirds of respondents in the poll, condu...

The government adopted a long-awaited bill designed to help businesses get through the energy crisis on 6 December. The bill includes subsidies to mitigate high costs of electricity, gas and steam, job retention subsidies and liquidity loans. The mea...

The Slovenian subsidiary of the pharma company Novartis and the University of Ljubljana have teamed up to link the world of academia and business in a bid to develop new skills, competences, practices and talents. The project has won them award from ...

State-owned power utility Holding Slovenske Elektrarne (HSE), the largest producer and trader in electricity on the wholesale market in Slovenia, has received a capital hike of almost half a billion euros from the state to shore up its liquidity amid...

Prices of most popular types of fuel sold at services stations off the motorway network in Slovenia will come down substantially on 6 December. In fact diesel has not been this cheap since late April. Prices of regular and diesel sold off motorways h...

Ljubljana owes much of its cohesive urban design to the great modernist architect Jože Plečnik. With his holistic approach to architecture, he transformed the city from a provincial town into a national capital. However, he never got to complete hi...

End-of-year festivities have been under way around Slovenia since the start of the month. But for many the real beginning to the festive season comes on 5 December on the eve of St Nicholas Day, a holiday that has been gaining renewed prominence in t...

Slovenian voters delivered few upsets in the mayoral run-off on 4 December, with the notable exception of Celje. Overall, the long trend towards voters picking independent and cross-partisan candidates carried on. Incumbents have shown staying power ...

Slovenia will back the expansion of the Scengen area to Croatia, Bulgaria and Romania as the EU Justice and Home Affairs Council takes a final decision on the matter on 8 December. The government’s intention to do so was given the green light i...

The national power grids of Slovenia and Croatia are now connected after a 2×400 kilovolt power line, whose construction was completed in June after two years of works, was officially launched on 2 December. The new overhead power line stretches...