Slovenia

Luka Mesec, the Levica co coordinator and candidate for mayor of Ljubljana, has presented the first major priorities of his campaign ahead of the upcoming local elections. His program is built around

Thousands of people gathered outside Slovenia’s National Assembly in Ljubljana on September 2 for what organizers described as the first major protest against the country’s new government. The demonstration, organized by the

A rental advertisement in Slovenia has sparked a wider discussion about discrimination in the housing market after a landlord said they would rent an apartment only to a “regularly employed Slovenian citizen.”

New details have emerged surrounding the traffic accident involving Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar, who was injured while returning from a holiday in Croatia. The crash happened in the Kastelec tunnel on

Organizers of a proposed referendum on changes to Slovenia’s local elections law have announced that they intend to withdraw their initiative, creating a new political and legal path for the controversial legislation.

Slovenia GDP growth reached 1.5% in real terms in 2025, exceeding the initial February estimate by 0.4 percentage points. The revised figure was released by the country’s Statistical Office. Slovenia’s GDP was

A well known hotel in Slovenia reportedly had a secret room used to monitor and listen to guests for almost three decades, revealing a surprising chapter from the country’s recent past. The