Ljubljana – Slovenia saw its gross investment in environmental protection surge by almost 70% to EUR 412 million in 2020, nearly half of which (EUR 200 million) went toward protecting ambient air and climate. According to a report from the Stat...

Ljubljana – Slovenian mutual funds managed assets worth a record EUR 4.337 billion at the end of 2021, up by a record EUR 1.101 billion annually, as investors seem to have increasingly opted for alternatives to bank deposits at a time of extrem...

Ljubljana – On this day thirty years ago the members of the European Community, the EU’s precursor, recognised Slovenia’s independence. The decision triggered a wave of international recognitions and by August 1992 had been recognis...

Ljubljana – The daily Delo distinguishes between two periods of Slovenia’s statehood, before and after EU entry 2004, as it argues in Saturday’s front-page commentary that Slovenians do not really know what to do with their own coun...

Ljubljana – Travellers who are ordered on entry to Slovenia to quarantine will no longer be able to cut their quarantine short with a PCR test under new rules adopted by the government last night that will take effect on Monday. The decision co...

Murska Sobota/Kamnik – Slovenian food processing company Eta Kamnik has recently acquired the Murska Sobota-based food company Proconi from its sole owner, the French agri-food firm Fleury Michon. Eta Kamnik plans additional investments in Proc...

Ljubljana – Robert Golob, the former chairman of electricity trader Gen-I, has told Večer it will be clear by the end of January if he will enter the election race and if he does, whether he would form a new party or have a go with one of the ...

Ljubljana – Slovenia confirmed 7,580 new cases of coronavirus on Friday, an increase of nearly 70% on the week before and a new daily record two weeks into the omicron-driven surge. The caseload has not caused an uptick in hospitalisations yet....

Mumbai – Prime Minister Janez Janša has told The Economic Times, an Indian newspaper, that Slovenia saw India as an “important global, indeed, strategic partner of Slovenia and the EU as a whole,” as he gave an interview dedicated ...

Kamnik – A climber from Croatia died in a mountaineering accident in the Slovenian Alps on Saturday. The 37-year-old was with a group of eight other climbers from Croatia when he slipped on a steep slope, plunging more than 300 metres deep. The...