Kinoatelje, a cultural organisation based in Italy' Gorizia that is dedicated to promoting and producing films in the cross-border area, is joining the European Capital of Culture with two of its major projects to bring cinema to small local communities and take local film production to European au

Slovenia's central bank is under interim leadership starting from 9 January after the six-year term of governor Boštjan Vasle expired the day before and a successor is yet to be appointed.
Vice-governor Primož Dolenc took over in the interim period after President Nataša Pirc Musar's pick for gover

The total of people registered as unemployed in Slovenia fell to a new low in December, a month characterised by a seasonal increase in the number of registered job seekers, since 1990.
At the end of last year 47,038 unemployed were registered with the Employment Service. This is 3% more than the m

Matjaž Škorjanc, the author of a malicious code used in the Mariposa botnet that infected millions of computers around the world between 2008 and 2011, has been let off the hook as his case became statute barred.
Škorjanc, at the time 23, was arrested in Maribor in July 2010 after a two-year invest

Slovenia has issued a 30-year bond worth a billion euros with a coupon rate of 3.5% in what the Finance Ministry says is the first euro-denominated 30-year benchmark tranche issued by a sovereign in 2025.
Slovenia announced the mandate on 6 January and books were opened the next morning, with deman

Slovenians have voted genocide (genocid) as the word that marked 2024 the most, while the sign language gesture of the year is that for peace, and preturizem (overtourism) became the new word of the year 2024.
The word, new word and the sign language gesture of the year were declared by the Researc