Slovenia

A poll has shown that a majority of respondents support the changes to the public broadcasting, government and long-term care laws promoted by the government, which will be put to referendum on 27 November

Polls predict that an independent candidate, backed by the Pirates and the Greens, is likely to win the runoff against candidates backed by the right and the ruling party to become Slovenia's first female president

Last year in Slovenia the average person threw away 68 kilograms of food, while the total amount of food discarded was 143.254 tonnes, only 0,2% less than the previous year

Prime Minister Robert Golob and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz agreed on Monday on an exchange of military vehicles involving sending Slovenian Yugoslav-era tanks to Ukraine

Slovenian company Sigma Energija has developed a device that can convert the energy produced by sea waves into electricity in a sustainable and carbon-free way

On Monday evening, several hundred people marched through Ljubljana in support of victims of sexual violence, following revelations of alleged rampant sexual abuse by the owner of the Fotopub contemporary art gallery and recently deceased prominent artist

Nearly 45.000 farms will receive aid to mitigate high food production costs with a total of €15 million in allocated funds

Slovenia’s best climber Janja Garnbret was crowned the European champion in lead in Munich on Saturday, her second European champion title after winning one in combined in 2017

Preparations for the renovation of the main wing of the UKC medical centre in Ljubljana are underway, but alleged irregularities could be an obstacle to the long-awaited upgrade of Slovenia's main hospital, worth more than €70 million

A date has been set for presidential elections, 23 October, to choose its fifth president, with a potential runoff between two candidates that could be set for 13 November