State Secretary Gašper Dovžan today received Vice-President of the French National Assembly Laëtitia Saint-Paul, who is visiting Slovenia together with Sabine Thillaye, the Chair of
The Foreign Ministry shared on Twitter a statement by the EU condemning Turkey’s unilateral steps regarding the town of Varosha in Cyprus. “Slovenia supports all
Ljubljana’s landmarks designed by architect Jože Plečnik (1872-1957), including the Triple Bridge, Congress Square and Žale Cemetery, have been included in UNESCO’s World Heritage List
Slovenian judoka Adrian Gomboc finished 7th in the men’s 66kg category at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo after dropping to Baruch Shmailov of Israel in
Slovenian canoeist Benjamin Savšek convincingly won the men’s C-1 slalom on Monday to earn the first gold medal for Slovenia at the Summer Olympics in
As part of her campaign called “We hear you” (“Slišimo vas” in Slovenian), Tanja Fajon recently visited Izola. Judging by the pictures, she enjoyed the
Slovenia has taken over the Presidency in rather thankless circumstances. Even if we leave aside the stubborn pandemic and the pressing need for a digital
In Slovenia, the left still worships totalitarian symbols of communism, such as the red star or the sickle and hammer. Even in the middle of
Data from the National Institute of Public Health shows that half of the adult population in Slovenia has already been vaccinated with the first dose
The sweetest and purest victory in war is if you take the opponent’s ammunition! The referendum on the Water Act sobered everyone up!! Even the
If we want to understand the position and perspectives of Slovenia after 30 years of independence, we must not ignore a very important fact: we
Throughout the epidemic, international benefit agencies confirmed Slovenia’s favourable benefit ratings, and one of them even raised it during this time. Similarly encouraging news came