Slovenia- Page 4

Several Slovenian media outlets were hit by cyberattacks over the weekend, disrupting access to their websites and affecting their ability to publish online content. The cyberattacks on Slovenian media affected, among others,

Two women traveling with Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar during a recent traffic accident have been unofficially identified as her friends Urška Repovž and Viktorija Krivolutskaja, according to Slovenian media reports. The

The City of Ljubljana has introduced free access to all municipal outdoor swimming pools for the duration of the ongoing heatwave, allowing residents and visitors to cool off as temperatures remain high.

Slovenian cycling star Tadej Pogačar raised €116,000 during the three-day “Pogi Challenge” event to support his hometown of Komenda, which was severely affected by a powerful storm in June. The largest contribution

Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar was injured in a traffic accident, according to reports from Slovenia, prompting concern across the country as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash. The incident occurred

Celje is set to significantly expand and modernize its public transportation system as the city introduces its first electric buses and several new routes on August 1. The upgrade represents the biggest

Slovenian cities are turning to greener urban planning as experts warn that more green spaces could help reduce extreme summer heat and improve living conditions. The green spaces in Slovenian cities are

A Slovenian man has been formally charged over the December 2025 damage to a prominent monument of former Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito in Velenje. Prosecutors in Celje accuse Miroslav Pačnik of

Slovenia’s independence anniversary marks 35 years since the country declared independence, highlighting its transformation from a newly established state into a member of the European Union and one of Central Europe’s most

Slovenia’s working population decline is becoming a growing demographic challenge, with the country expected to face a significant reduction in the number of economically active residents over the next two decades. The