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Slovenian artificial intelligence pioneer Ivan Bratko received the Golden Order of Merit on May 7, 2026, at a presidential forum in Brdo pri Kranju, honoring a 50 year career that established Slovenia

Slovenia has entered the second round of talks on the appointment of a new prime minister-designate, after President Nataša Pirc Musar decided not to propose any candidate in the first round. She

Slovenia has failed to elect a prime minister-designate in the first round of voting, prolonging the post-election political uncertainty following the parliamentary elections. According to the reports, no candidate managed to secure

Slovenia has ranked among the most satisfied nations in the European Union, placing near the top for overall life satisfaction, according to the latest Eurostat data. With an average score of 7.7

Slovenia’s parliament has approved changes to the country’s government law that would reduce the number of ministries from 19 to 14, a move that could shape the formation of a new ruling

A hostel in central Ljubljana has drawn the attention of Slovenian inspection authorities after offering guests an unusual type of accommodation: overnight stays in tents set up on a seventh-floor terrace. The

Slovenia’s parliament is set to begin the second round of the process for nominating a candidate for prime minister on May 6, after President Nataša Pirc Musar decided not to put forward

Slovenia is expanding financial support for households as part of a broader effort to speed up the country’s energy transition and reduce dependence on imported fossil fuels. The government has approved additional

One of the greatest athletes in the history of Slovenia, Anže Kopitar, has officially ended his professional career, closing a chapter that spanned two decades at the highest level of international ice

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar has informed the public that she will not give a mandate to anyone to form the next government, after consultations with political parties failed to show that

Slovenia’s national public broadcaster, RTV Slovenia, has decided not to broadcast the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest and will instead air a specially prepared program titled “Voices of Palestine,” marking a significant shift