Opposition leader Janez Janša and representatives of several other right-wing parties joined a massive anti-government rally in Ljubljana on 19 February with Janša calling for a coalition to win at least two-thirds majority in parliament.
The rally was organised by The Voice of Pensioners party and

The Finance Ministry is planning a second retail bond issue in March after a successful €261 million maiden issue in February last year. Like the first time the bonds will have three-year maturity but the coupon rate will be slightly lower, at 2.75%.
Retail bonds are intended solely for individuals

Slovenia Forest Service will wind down pheasant and partridge breeding operations in Beltinci in the northeast by 1 May, marking the shutdown of the last such breeding facility in the country.
The service says that the Fazan Beltinci special-purpose hunting ground will remain, but hunting activitie

A judge at the Ljubljana Higher Court is in the spotlight after an investigative news portal has revealed that she has pressed charges against a bank over a loan she took out in Swiss francs, after having been involved in at least nine cases related to Swiss franc loans that were resolved in favour