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Slovenia has entered new territory in agricultural innovation after carrying out what is being described as the first robotic corn sowing in this part of Europe. The demonstration took place in the

Just days after being elected speaker of the Slovenian parliament, Zoran Stevanović triggered strong reactions with statements announcing both a visit to Moscow and a referendum on Slovenia’s membership in NATO, turning

A review of ballot papers from Friday’s vote for the new Speaker of the National Assembly has raised fresh questions about whether some MPs were expected to demonstrate loyalty despite the vote

Slovenia is investing around €25 million in grant funding to support the construction of a new generation of publicly accessible electric vehicle charging parks, as the country enters an important new phase

Slovenia has officially confirmed the results of its recent parliamentary elections, paving the way for the formation of a new legislative assembly, with the constitutive session of the National Assembly scheduled to

The Slovenian government is considering models to reduce value-added tax on basic food products as part of a broader response to the consequences of the energy crisis and mounting pressure over food

Slovenia recorded a significant shift in its external trade performance at the start of the year, moving from a surplus into a deficit amid a steep decline in exports. According to official

Slovenia’s leading tourist destinations are entering the new season with cautious optimism, as industry stakeholders expect solid visitor numbers while increasingly prioritizing sustainability and quality over mass growth. After a record-breaking 2025,

Slovenia’s intelligence services have “unequivocally confirmed” foreign interference in the parliamentary elections held on Sunday, the government announced, citing findings presented by the national security authorities. In a statement released after a

Property prices in Slovenia continued their upward trend in 2025, marking the eleventh consecutive year of growth, according to official data. Residential real estate rose by 5.8%, while commercial properties recorded an

Slovenia’s parliamentary election ended without a clear governing majority, sending the country into what is expected to be a difficult coalition-building process after Prime Minister Robert Golob’s liberal Freedom Movement (GS) narrowly