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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

Israel has opened its first resident embassy in Slovenia, marking a major change in relations between the two countries after years of relatively limited political engagement. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar officially

Slovenia may be a small country, but its position inside the European Union, NATO and the Schengen area makes it an important target for foreign intelligence services. A new investigation into espionage

Slovenia has built its primary education system around a nine year compulsory school structure that brings primary and lower secondary education together in one continuous programme. Children normally enter the first grade

A powerful storm has caused widespread disruption across Slovenia, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and thunderstorms that affected electricity supplies and transport services. The storm came as unstable weather moved across the

Mushroom picking season is in full swing on Pohorje, but Slovenia’s Forest Service is urging visitors to take extra care as bears and wolves are currently present in the area. The animals

Visitors to Slovenia’s Triglav National Park will not have to pay an entrance fee for now, despite recent discussions about whether charging visitors could help manage growing pressure on the country’s most

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.”