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Slovenia has fallen three places to 49th out of 70 countries in the latest IMD World Competitiveness Ranking, with the steepest decline recorded in government efficiency, a seven place drop to 55th

Slovenia has been hit by severe weather conditions after torrential rainfall triggered widespread flooding, landslides, and significant infrastructure damage across several parts of the country. Authorities reported that around 50 landslides were

Slovenia’s parliament has approved the country’s 16th government, returning veteran conservative leader Janez Janša to the prime minister’s office for a fourth term. The 15 member cabinet secured parliamentary approval with 51

Across Europe, working hours continue to decline, with employees now spending roughly one hour less at work per week compared to a decade ago. The trend reflects broader changes in labor markets,

A court in Slovenia has sentenced a 21-year-old man to prison over a violent attack outside a nightclub in Novo Mesto that led to the death of Aleš Šutar, a case that

Milan Zupančič, one of the most respected figures in Yugoslav and Slovenian handball, has died at the age of 96, regional media reported.Zupančič was widely regarded as an influential sports official whose

Senidah held the first of three large solo concerts in Belgrade’s Sava Center, marking the beginning of a major concert series that attracted strong public attention and a wide audience. The performances

Outgoing Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob has claimed that the parliamentary elections held at the end of March are illegitimate due to what he described as direct interference by Israeli intelligence structures.

Slovenian Democratic Party leader Janez Janša presented his government program in parliament, focusing on democratization, development, anti corruption efforts and decentralization. Janez Janša, leader of the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), appeared before

Slovenia has extended temporary border controls with Croatia and Hungary until December 21, citing continued security concerns in Europe’s neighborhood and the wider international environment. The decision was adopted by the Slovenian

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is lending up to €70 million to Slovenia based NGEN Energetske Rešitve to finance five large scale battery energy storage systems across Latvia, Poland, Romania,