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Slovenia Warns of a Major Transformation Ahead as Artificial Intelligence Could Change Everyday Life Within a Decade

Artificial intelligence is expected to become one of the most influential technologies of the coming years, with Slovenian officials and experts warning that its impact could reshape the way people work, communicate,

July 27, 2026

Slovenia

Apple Finally Adds Slovenian Language Support, Bringing iPhones and Other Devices Closer to Local Users

Apple users in Slovenia can now use their devices in their native language, as Slovenian has officially become available as a system language on supported Apple devices running iOS 18. The update

July 27, 2026

Slovenia

Pogačar Makes History With Fifth Tour de France Crown

Tadej Pogačar has cemented his place among the greatest riders in cycling history after winning the Tour de France for a record equaling fifth time. The Slovenian star finished the 2026 race

July 27, 2026

Slovenia·Sport

Slovenia Could Soon Become a LEGO Set: Creator Wants to Turn the Country Into a Brick Masterpiece

A Slovenian LEGO enthusiast has started a unique project with an ambitious goal, transforming Slovenia’s most recognizable landscapes, landmarks, and cultural symbols into an official LEGO set. The idea is to create

July 27, 2026

Slovenia

World Cup Final Referee Slavko Vinčić Announces Retirement After Historic Career

Slovenian referee Slavko Vinčić has officially retired from football after bringing an end to one of the most successful officiating careers in the modern game. The 46 year old stepped away just

July 27, 2026

Slovenia·Sport

Slovenian Tourism Reaches Record Numbers in June as Alpine Destinations Gain Popularity

Slovenia recorded one of its strongest tourism performances for the month of June, with a record number of visitors choosing the country for their summer holidays. At the same time, coastal destinations

July 24, 2026

Slovenia

Temporary Bus Platforms in Ljubljana to Be Removed as Railway Station Renovation Continues

Passengers in Ljubljana will soon see changes to public transportation as temporary bus platforms created during the renovation of the city’s railway station are being removed. The temporary platforms were introduced as

July 24, 2026

Slovenia

Macedonia Weighs Major Sick Leave Reform, Looks to Serbia and Slovenia for Guidance

Macedonia is preparing to modernize its sick leave system for the first time in more than a decade, with officials reviewing policies used in neighboring Serbia and Slovenia as they consider changes

July 24, 2026

Macedonia·Serbia·Slovenia

Balkan Agricultural Support Gap Threatens Regional Food Independence

A growing disparity in state subsidies and agricultural investment is widening the competitiveness gap between European livestock producers and regional farmers in Macedonia. Current regional data highlights stark contrasts in government financial

July 24, 2026

Macedonia·Slovenia

A Small Win for Janša, a Big Loss for Slovenia: The Fajon Appointment Saga

Slovenia has blocked the appointment of its own former foreign minister, Tanja Fajon, as the EU’s special representative for the African Sahel region, in a move that has drawn sharp criticism from

July 21, 2026

Slovenia

Missing Half a Team, Missing No Beats: Slovenia Crowned U20 EuroBasket Champions on Home Soil

Slovenia completed a perfect run at the FIBA U20 EuroBasket 2026, defeating Serbia 84-65 in the final on July 19 at Ljubljana’s Stožice Arena to claim their third U20 European title in

July 20, 2026

Slovenia·Sport

The amount that the Slovenian referee will earn in the final is known

For Slavko Vinčić, the moment when the president of the FIFA Referees Committee, Pierluigi Collina, handed him the jersey intended for the referee of the final was very emotional. The Slovenian referee

July 19, 2026

Slovenia·Sport

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