Slovenia

The Maribor mayor race has entered a new phase after incumbent Saša Arsenovič announced that he will not seek a third term in Slovenia’s November local elections. Arsenovič, who has led the

Slovenia is marking the national holiday dedicated to Primorska, commemorating the day in 1947 when the Paris Peace Treaty with Italy came into force and large parts of the region were transferred

Hundreds of students at two primary schools in Ljubljana, Slovenia, have been absent from classes because of gastrointestinal symptoms, prompting increased hygiene measures and an epidemiological investigation. At the Božidar Jakac Primary

A roof collapsed at a residential building on Verdijeva Street in Piran, Slovenia, leaving one person trapped beneath the rubble before his brother managed to rescue him. The incident happened on September

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar was involved in two separate traffic accidents this summer, with details of the first incident becoming public only now. The first accident happened on June 11 while

Slovenia could soon take a major step toward introducing self driving taxis, with the government preparing changes to legislation that would allow robotaxi services to operate in the country. Infrastructure and Energy