Ecology
Nothing is eternal: Slovenia mourns the disappearance of the glacier on Triglav
Extreme heat led to the disappearance of the glacier on Triglav, the highest peak in Slovenia. Only "moonstone deserts" remained.
News
Slovenia: In the referendum, the abolition of the RTV subscription was rejected
According to unofficial data, in a referendum on Sunday, the citizens of Slovenia narrowly rejected the abolition of the mandatory subscription for the public broadcaster RTV Slovenia. The difference is 692 votes, and the decision may depend on mail-in votes.
The World
Four referendums in one day: What Slovenians are declaring
The vote is considered the first test for the right-wing government of Prime Minister Janez Janša, formed in June this year
Serbian Orthodox Church
Where all Patriarch Porphyry is not welcome
From the request to ban entry into the European Union due to his relationship with Ratko Mladić, through the condemnation of the Islamic Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina, to the court proceedings in Slovenia, Patriarch Porfirije found himself at the center of several disputes with neighboring countries.
Austerity measures
Central Europe took austerity measures due to the heat crisis
Romania introduced a state of emergency, Hungary was hit by an energy crisis, street lighting was reduced, and Slovenia reduced the operation of its nuclear power plant.
LGBT
Slovenian TV will not buy a film about a love affair between two men
Slovenia is considered a liberal environment in terms of LGBT rights. And yet, RTV Slovenia refused to buy the award-winning "Zečji Nasip" Croatian-Slovenian-Lithuanian film about a love affair between two men
Housing loans
Why do Serbian citizens pay significantly more expensive housing loans than Croats and Slovenians?
According to an illustrative calculation, a buyer of an apartment in Serbia could pay approximately 75 euros more in monthly installments than a buyer in Croatia or Slovenia for the same loan amount
Slovenija
Janez Janša, Prime Minister of Slovenia for the fourth time
With the support of 49 deputies, Janez Janša became the Prime Minister of Slovenia for the fourth time
Slovenija
Janez Janša is a candidate for Slovenian Prime Minister
Janez Janša, president of the SDS, was supported by 48 MPs as a candidate for the future prime minister of Slovenia
Neighborly relations
Summit Brdo-Brioni: Known new date and venue
The summit, which was supposed to be held in May, was canceled because of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić
Slovenija
Opponent of secession of Kosovo and fan of Vučić: Who is Zoran Stevanović, Speaker of the Parliament of Slovenia
He is against the secession of Kosovo, and he calls Vučić a capable politician, he supported Dodik when sanctions were imposed on him - this is the new president of the Slovenian Parliament
Analyze
Elections in Slovenia: Continuation of liberal democracy, or giving in to Orban's anti-liberalism
After the elections, will Slovenia look more like a small, liberal, progressive mountain country, or will it correspond to Hungarian-style neoliberalism?
Slovenija
Parliamentary elections in Slovenia: Liberals beat right-wingers
In the parliamentary elections in Slovenia, the liberal Freedom Movement of Prime Minister Robert Golob narrowly defeated the right-wing Slovenian Democratic Party of Janez Janša
Region
Gasoline: Restrictions in Slovenia, tax reduction in North Macedonia
In Slovenia, according to the government's decision, it is possible to pour 50 liters of gasoline per person per day, and in North Macedonia, they reduced the VAT on gasoline and diesel fuel, so now they have the cheapest prices for these energy sources in the region.
Elections in Slovenia
Robert Golob with an accordionist from the center of Ljubljana against Janez Janša
Parliamentary elections in Slovenia will be held on Sunday, March 22. The ruling Freedom Movement and the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party are the favorites, but everyone will also need minority parties.
Oil crisis
Slovenia: MOL and Shell limited the purchase of fuel
Explaining that this should ensure equal treatment for all customers and prevent shortages, MOL and Shell have limited the sale of fuel in Slovenia.
Patriarch Porphyry
Lawsuit in Slovenia: The trial of Patriarch Porfiri is possible, but unthinkable
If at all there is to be a trial of Patriarch Porfirio before a Slovenian court, it would almost certainly be a trial in absentia. Because the appearance of the head of the Serbian Orthodox Church in front of a foreign court would, at the very least, be an extraordinary national humiliation
SPC
Nova: The Prosecutor's Office in Slovenia filed an indictment against Patriarch Porfiri
The Prosecutor's Office in Slovenia filed an indictment against Porfirio for abusing a priest in the workplace, writes the Nova portal
Postcard from the neighborhood
Finally Ljubljana
Many say that Ljubljana is small and easy to get around. However, a few days in the Slovenian capital show that there is much more to this city than sightseeing the center and photographing the bridges.
Slovenija
The head was returned to the desecrated Tito monument in Velenje
Velenje restored the desecrated monument to Tito in just ten days, and is also drafting a decree that will additionally protect all monuments in the city, regardless of who they are dedicated to.
Slovenija
Severed head from Tito's monument
In Velenje, Slovenia, a man cut off the head of a bronze monument to Tito and hid it in the trunk of a car with two Croatian license plates.
Slovenija
For euthanasia or not: Slovenians decide in a referendum
In a referendum, Slovenians vote whether they are in favor of introducing euthanasia or not
Slovenija
"Sutarov's Law": How the Roma in Slovenia became a "security threat"
After the murder of Aleš Šutar, for which a young man of Roma nationality is accused, the parliament in Slovenia adopted a law that many consider discriminatory against Roma.
Slovenija
Slovenia's Minister of Justice and Minister of Police resigned after the murder
After a 48-year-old man was beaten to death in front of a bar in Novi Mesto by several Roma, Justice Minister Andreja Katič and Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar resigned, emphasizing personal responsibility. Prime Minister Robert Golob announced urgent legal changes
Pensions
A detail from the life of pensioners in Serbia and Slovenia
The amount of the pension in Serbia depends on the decision of the president, while the amount of the pension in Slovenia is determined by law
Interview: Marko Tomaš, poet
Living for imperfections
People who build a long-term relationship do not always follow the same path. Along the way, they diverge, there is a misunderstanding and a discrepancy in expectations. Love, therefore, changes aggregate states, but if it persists, if people are ready to invest and fight for the relationship, then we can call it real love
Personnel policy
We don't have it? Borrow from the Slovenians
Aleksandar Vučić first called Zoran Janković as prime minister. He told him that he had to work in Ljubljana - as the mayor, but that he was free since October