Golob and Pirc Musar meet over representing Slovenia abroad

Ljubljana, 10 January - Prime Minister Robert Golob and President Nataša Pirc Musar met for a working breakfast on Friday to discuss topical issues with a focus on representation of Slovenia at international events, Golob's office said in a statement …

Slovenia's ESA membership hailed as historic moment

Slovenia becoming the 23rd member of the European Space Agency (ESA) starting from 2025 was described as a historic moment by the agency's director general Josef Aschbacher as the country marked the occasion with two high-profile events on 10 January. …

Slovenia becomes full member of ESA

SLOVENIA, January 10 - Tanja Permozer, head of the Slovenian Space Office, believes Slovenia will now be part of the space elite. Slovenia's reputation is growing and major players in the space industry are showing interest in cooperation, Permozer …

Weekly review of events involving Slovenia, 3-9 January

Slovenia to mark full European Space Agency membership

Vitanje, 10 January - Slovenia will host two events on Friday in celebration of becoming a full member of the European Space Agency (ESA). A Slovenia-ESA summit will be held in Rimske Terme, while in the evening the Herman Potočnik Noordung Center of Space …

135th regular session of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia

SLOVENIA, January 9 - At today's session, the Government adopted an amendment to the Road Traffic Rules Act, which provides for stricter treatment of drivers who do not establish a rescue lane or drive in an established rescue lane and thereby prevent …

Slovenia opposes forceful border changes: foreign minister

LJUBLJANA, Jan. 9 (Xinhua) -- Slovenia opposes forceful changes to internationally recognized borders, Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon said on Thursday following a government session. Her comments came in response to remarks by U.S. President-elect Donald …

Slovenia does not condone changing borders with force, minister says

Ljubljana, 9 January - Slovenia does not condone changing internationally recognised borders by force, Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon told the STA after Thursday's government session, responding to the threats made by US president-elect Donald Trump …

Photos of Melania Trump's Slovenia hometown show her humble beginnings

Melania Trump grew up in Sevnica, Slovenia, a small town of 17,611 people. Her father was a car salesman and her mother worked in a local textile factory. Sevnica's tourism doubled the year before she became first lady. Before Melania Trump became a …

Slovenia Business Bankruptcies Rise At Slower Pace In November

The increase in business bankruptcies in Slovenia slowed from the previous month in November, but they were higher by over 50 percent from a year ago, preliminary figures from the statistical office showed on Thursday. The number of businesses that filed …