Police Commissioner Senad Jušić has stepped down in the face of mounting pressure on him and his boss, Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar, following a court's decision that the procedure to appoint him was flawed.
Poklukar announced on 15 January that he had accepted the resignation offered to him
Slovenian police handled 46,192 cases of irregular migration last year, a decrease of 24% from the year before (60,595). Syrian nationals accounted for a third of the cases.
The number of processed cases involving Syrians nearly quadrupled year-on-year to 15,060, as the number of Afghan nationals a
During the final battles of the Second World War, the slopes above the western town of Cerkno were the site of an extraordinary event, a skiing competition held in the heart of occupied Europe. Eighty years on, the race will be remembered with a series of cultural, sporting, and commemorative event
Architects Ana Kosi and Ognen Arsov have been selected to represent Slovenia at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice this year with a project focusing on the skills of artisans.
Slovenia's pavilion will spotlight craftsmanship techniques and skills as a crucial and irreplaceable
The 108th Giro d'Italia, one of the three Grand Tours, the most prestigious road cycling races, will take riders through Slovenia in stage 14 on 24 May.
The 186-kilometre stage will start in Treviso, Italy and at about kilometre 140 the riders will enter Slovenia in the hilly wine-making region of
As Slovenia plans to phase out coal in the coming years, €83 million has been approved for projects to restructure the country's two coal regions. The money comes from the EU's Just Transition Fund.
Eligible for just transition funding is the central Zasavje region, where coal mining stopped a deca
