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SloveniaArmistice signed between Israel and Hezbollah
Israel and Hezbollah have reached an agreement to halt hostilities immediately, according to an unnamed U.S. official. The ceasefire began at 4 PM local time in Lebanon (3 PM Central European Summer Time), confirmed by the Israeli military. The IDF stated it remains prepared to continue fighting if necessary. Prior to the ceasefire, air strikes by Israel resulted in 21 deaths and over ten injuries in Lebanon, with Hezbollah reporting four Israeli soldiers killed in clashes. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Hezbollah that they would pay a high price for the deaths of Israeli士兵.
A dangerous flame on the island of Vis, and a Japanese beetle in Slovenia
A dangerous red sea urchin was spotted in the Stiniva Bay on the island of Vis, capable of causing severe pain, swelling, and breathing difficulties upon contact. Experts recommend submerging the affected area in water at 45°C before seeking medical attention. The species has been present in the Adriatic since 2019, and experts warn its spread may increase due to rising sea temperatures. Croatia has started organized efforts to remove it. Meanwhile, Japan beetles have been observed in Slovenia for the third consecutive year, posing a threat to plants. They likely arrived from northern Italy, a
Crazy, what does Tadej Pogačar: Already in the opening stage, he made an attack that the whole world is talking about (VIDEO)
Tadej Pogačar has won the first stage of the Tour de Suisse, securing victory by two minutes and thirteen seconds ahead of the second-place finisher. This marks his ninth win of the year and further cements his status as a top cyclist. The article highlights Pogačar's strong performance, noting his dominance over competitors like Mathieu van der Poel and his overall form heading into the July French race. It also mentions that this is Pogačar's first time competing in the Tour de Suisse, which he has yet to win, along with other major races such as the Basque region race. Primož Roglič is also
Grandfather and grandson in a book and gallery
The article discusses the centenary of the birth of poet Lojze Krakar and the 30th anniversary of the photographic career of his grandson Vornac Vogl, marked by a new book and a photography exhibition.
Rock'n'roll bandits, Pithee has completed the work of Red Bull
The first stage of the 32nd Rallye Slovenije, from Velengrad to Rogaska Slatina, concluded according to the wishes of the Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe team, which took full control of the race. Jan Tratnik played a key role with his strong pace, breaking up the field and setting up the team's success. Laurence Pithie won the stage, with teammate Arne Marit finishing second and Edoardo Zambanini third. The best Slovenian driver was Tilen Finkšt, who finished seventh. Jakob Omrzal completed the stage in 25th place with the same time as the winner and main favorite, German Florian Lipowitz.
What's going on with Joke, the key Democratic alliance?
The article discusses the status of the proposed anti-corruption body called 'Skok' within Slovenia's ruling coalition. The leader of the SDS party, Janez Janša, stated that the proposal would be finalized before the government was formed, but as of now, it has not entered the parliamentary process. Anže Logar, leader of the Democrats and Economic Minister, explained that further refinements and adjustments are needed, and he emphasized that the content of 'Skok' remains the main issue determining whether the Democrats will join the new government. The latest version of the proposal reportedly
Will Elastica and I be able to travel more carefree?
The Slovenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs introduced an app called eLastovka to provide travelers with safety information and contact details during crises. The app was developed in response to the challenges faced by Slovenian citizens during the war in the Middle East. Travelers are encouraged to register voluntarily, and personal data is automatically deleted after the trip.
Large scale Ukrainian attack on oil refinery, black rain in Moscow #video
A large-scale Ukrainian attack on the Kapotnya oil refinery in Moscow resulted in black rain falling over the city, with reports of 17 injured people. Local governor Andrej Vorobjov stated that nearly 200 drones were used in the attack. The refinery was hit for the third time in a month, causing an explosion that sent dark clouds over the city. Russian defense ministry reported capturing and destroying nearly 1,000 Ukrainian drones and four maneuverable projectiles within 24 hours. President Zelenski claimed the attack was in response to a Russian strike on a cathedral in Kyiv listed as UNESCO
The winner will return the favor to Pithea, and Hatred doesn't hide his self-confidence from the Summit.
The race in Celje had an unexpected outcome. The main group was thinned out but not enough to prevent the final sprint. Laurence Pithie (Red Bull - BORA - hansgrohe) dominated the sprint, securing his second stage win of the season. Jakob Omrzel (Bahrain Victorious) finished in the same time as the winner and remains calm ahead of Saturday's king's stage over Mount Vršič. The third stage of the 32nd Race Across Slovenia seemed to have reshuffled the cards among contenders for the overall victory. The climb before descending into Celje was demanding enough to drop some riders but not enough to让
Urška Zigarth in hospital, video of the terrible fall has been released
Urška Žigart had difficulties during the opening stage of a cycling race, finishing 17th with a time deficit of 1 minute and 42 seconds. In the final stage in Locarno, she was part of a group with the winner of the first stage, Femke de Vries, but was later listed at the back of the standings with a time deficit of 2 minutes and 15 seconds, suggesting a fall in the last three kilometers. Social media videos showed her falling at around 50 km/h due to losing control over her bike on a speed-reduction obstacle. Other cyclists also fell in the larger group. The stage was won by Italian cyclist El
Hot heads on the Public Finance Oversight Commission
The parliamentary committee for public finance oversight was scheduled to discuss allegations of illegal funding of the Fokus party led by Marko Lotrič at the request of the Freedom parliamentary group. However, the session was interrupted due to mutual accusations and procedural motions. Andrej Klemenc explained that the purpose of the session was to investigate whether the State Council (DS), headed by Lotrič, might have been used as an institutional, organizational, and financial background for the operation of his political party. He cited public and media reports indicating concrete clues
Vingegaard's duel with Pogacher has become significantly more difficult.
Danish cyclist Jonas Vingegaard, who is challenging Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogačar at the Tour de France, will not have the support of one of his key teammates this year. Belgian cyclist Wout van Aert has withdrawn from the race due to a shoulder injury. Van Aert was expected to play a crucial role in helping Vingegaard during the French Grand Tour. Meanwhile, Pogačar will once again compete in the event, aiming for his fifth victory, having previously won in 2020, 2021, 2024, and 2025. Van Aert has been an important figure for the Dutch team in recent years, contributing significantly to Vิง
The Celtics are headed to the Wall for the first ever derby in mid-August.
The Slovenian Football Association has drawn the first round matches for the 2026/27 season of the First League Telemach. The reigning champions, NK Celje, will face NK Mura on July 18. The article also mentions other match fixtures, including the first-ever derby between NK Maribor and NK Olimpija scheduled for August 15.
Slovenian fund acquires half of Adria Dental Group
Advance Capital Partners, a Slovenian private equity firm, has agreed to acquire a 50% stake in Adria Dental Group from Croatian investment firm Provectus Capital Partners. Adria Dental Group operates 12 clinics across 16 locations in Croatia, Slovenia, and Italy, employing over 700 professionals and generating annual revenue exceeding €60 million. The acquisition requires regulatory approval. The group was founded in 2021 by Provectus Capital Partners and has since grown through several acquisitions, expanding into Slovenia and Italy. Both firms expressed optimism about the future growth and
Sunscreen always looks better than skin cancer
The article discusses the increasing prevalence of skin cancer and highlights the importance of sun protection for workers exposed to UV radiation. It emphasizes that employers have a legal obligation under the Labor Safety Act to address this risk through preventive measures, training, and health promotion. The text notes that outdoor work leads to higher UV exposure, which increases the risk of skin and eye diseases, including skin cancer. Statistics show that around 5,500 people in Slovenia are diagnosed with non-melanoma skin cancer annually, while approximately 800 are diagnosed with mel瘤
He's expecting a new teammate from Barcelona.
Manchester United is reportedly interested in signing Marc Casadó from Barcelona to strengthen their midfield ahead of the new season. The club has already secured Ederson from Atalanta but is looking for additional balance, aggression, and reliability in defense. If Casadó joins, he would become a teammate of Slovenian player Benjamin Šeško, who plays under manager Michael Carrick. Casadó had some good periods with Barcelona under coach Hansi Flick but his role has diminished due to the rise of other young academy players like Marc Bernal.
PHOTO: Intensive criminal investigation at Camp Maribor, two people dead
On June 17, 2026, at around 8:51 AM, an emergency intervention occurred on Jezdarska Street in Maribor. Firefighters and police responded to the scene. According to the Public Administration of the Republic of Slovenia for Protection and Rescue, the incident was initially classified as technical assistance. Police confirmed that two bodies were found in an apartment within a residential block in Maribor. Unofficial reports suggest that a couple lived in the apartment. Neighbors claim they were unaware of the situation, but rumors have spread that the elderly woman shared the apartment with the
Who were the most bloodthirsty butchers in the Horn of Kutch?
The article discusses events in June 1945 involving communist executioners (klavci) from Kočevski Rog who were on vacation at Lake Bled. It mentions Ivan Maček-Matija, leader of the Slovenian Communist Party, visiting them and awarding medals based on the number of ideological opponents they had killed. The text references Zoran Božić, a Croatian researcher investigating communist crimes, and describes how high-ranking communist officials visited the area and rewarded the most successful executioners.
Australia to pay multimillion-dollar compensation to former asylum seekers
An Australian court has ruled that the country is responsible for compensating former asylum seekers who were detained at the Woomera detention center between 1999 and 2003. The compensation amounts to approximately 28 million Australian dollars (around 17 million euros). The Woomera facility, opened in 1999 in southern Australia, held nearly 1,500 people in its first six months of operation, mostly from Iraq and Afghanistan, with a third being children. Former detainees protested multiple times during their detention, attempted mass escapes, and some even self-starved during hunger strikes,据法
Europe in the grip of a heat wave
Several European countries, including Slovenia, are experiencing a heatwave ahead of the astronomical summer. Temperatures in Western and Southern Europe are expected to approach 40 degrees Celsius, prompting warnings from governments such as France, Germany, and Spain. In Spain, temperatures have already reached 38°C in the northeast and 39°C in the west, with schools taking measures to cool classrooms. Forecasters predict temperatures up to 40°C in some areas. Concerns over forest fires have been raised due to the extreme heat, with similar conditions expected in France, where school lessons
Summer days, longer stories: a double issue of the Saturday supplement
The article discusses various topics including actor Aleš Valič's career and background, journalist Boštjan Videmšek's visit to Ukraine and reflections on the ongoing conflict, Aljaž Vrabec's trip to Syria and interactions with locals, and commentator Saša Vidmajer's critique of the current government's foreign policy decisions.
Barbara Car brought great form from the United States to Europe
Barbara Car, a second-year student at Old Dominion University in the US, has had an outstanding season in American collegiate golf. She competed in the conference tournament and the regional NCAA tournament in Louisville, finishing 38th. Returning to Slovenia, she skipped the international amateur championship in Smlednik to prepare for two strong tournaments in the UK and Scotland. At the Open Championship in England, she finished 5th among 144 players, showing strong performance throughout the event.
Full list of top scorers after World Cup round 1
The opening round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup featured several surprising results and notable performances. Underdog teams such as Cape Verde, Morocco, and DR Congo secured draws against stronger opponents, including Spain, Brazil, and Portugal respectively. Hosts the United States and defending champions Argentina both started strongly with decisive victories. The article lists the top scorers after the first round, highlighting Lionel Messi with three goals, followed by Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane, and others.
Messi's father declared dead
Florencia Peña, a television presenter and actress, falsely reported the death of Lionel Messi's father, Jorge Messi, during a live broadcast. This led to widespread confusion and emotional distress for the Messi family. Peña publicly apologized and ended her collaboration with the production team, which also lost employees involved in spreading the misinformation. The Messi family issued a statement clarifying that Jorge Messi is alive but has health issues and is under medical care. Lionel Messi was seen crying after the match against Algeria, possibly due to the stress caused by the false报道
Zahovic and the Turkish owners of NK Maribor in serious talks about returning to the People's Garden?
The article reports that Turkish owners of NK Maribor have begun serious discussions with Zlatko Zahović regarding his potential return to the club as a sports director. While no agreement has been finalized, initial talks have been positive, and further negotiations are expected. The article notes that NK Maribor is entering a new season in a challenging position due to unresolved coaching staff and management issues. The Turkish owners see Zahović as a key solution for stabilizing and turning around the club's sporting narrative. However, it is emphasized that Zahović would not hold the same
The DZ has passed amendments to the local elections law, the Left already mentions constitutional judgment
The National Assembly (Državni zbor) has passed amendments to the law on local elections, which include revoking the voting rights of citizens of other countries who have a permanent residence permit and registered permanent address in Slovenia. The amendments also reintroduce the possibility for municipalities to create multiple electoral units for local communities such as neighborhoods, villages, and districts, rather than just one unit as stipulated by the 2024 amendment. The changes were supported by the governing parties (SDS, NSi, SLS, Fokus, Resnice, and Demokrati), while oppositions (
Janja Garnbret in Innsbruck after a record high
Janja Garnbret, the Slovenian champion in sport climbing, is returning to competition after a four-week break. She will compete in Innsbruck, Austria, where she has previously won nine World Cup events. Garnbret took a break from competition to focus on a natural rock climbing project in France, which she dedicated five years to. During her absence, she participated in two World Cup events in China but did not win either, missing out on reaching 50 career World Cup victories. The article highlights her return to competition and her upcoming participation in the World Series in Innsbruck.
The beginning of Art Basel was marked by the multi-million sales of Picasso and Hockney.
At this year's Art Basel art fair, several high-profile artworks were sold before the official opening. Pablo Picasso's painting 'Le peintre et son modele dans un paysage' was purchased for $35 million (€30.5 million), while David Hockney's artwork 'Pictures at an Exhibition' sold for $8.5 million (€7.4 million). Another Picasso piece was reportedly sold for between $6 million and $6.5 million (€5.2 million to €5.7 million), though the exact amount has not been disclosed yet.
Photographs of the day (19.6.)
The article presents a collection of notable photographs from around the world over the past 24 hours. It highlights an event where guests dressed in white attended a secret gathering at the Eiffel Tower, following a concept created by François Pasquier in 1988 and implemented in cities worldwide. The photograph was taken by Alain Jocard/AFP.
Mozart's manuscript found in French library
A previously unknown manuscript by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart has been discovered in a French library. The manuscript contains compositions written for flute and harp when Mozart was 22 years old, during his time teaching Marie-Louise-Philippe de Bonnieres de Guines. The discovery was made by François-Pierre Goy, a conservator at the French National Library, who found the manuscript among anonymous documents before retiring. The manuscript includes over ten exercises and seven pieces for flute and harp. It is believed to have been stolen from the Duke of Guines' estate during the French Revoluion
Gaiser returns to the racetrack of his childhood
The article discusses the upcoming ninth round of the World Motocross Championship, which will take place in Italy's Montevarchi. It mentions that Tim Gajser and Jan Pancar will compete in the MXGP category, while Jaka Peklaj aims to score his first points of the season in the MX2 category. Gajser provides insight into his recent activities, including testing and personal time with his fiancée, and expresses optimism about competing without significant pain. He also comments on his familiarity with the track from previous races and childhood experiences.
The legendary Goldberger is grieving
The death of Richard Dieß, a renowned Austrian ski jumping coach and trainer who mentored many successful athletes including Andreas Goldberger, has been reported. Dieß was known for his dedication to training young athletes and his influence on the development of ski jumping in Austria. Goldberger, one of the most successful Austrian jumpers in history, praised Dieß as an absolute role model.
Switzerland after initial disappointment to win against Bosnia and Herzegovina
Switzerland's national football team secured their first win at the World Cup after a disappointing draw with Qatar in the opening round. They defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 4:1 in Los Angeles. Despite Bosnia's strong defensive performance throughout most of the match, Switzerland made key substitutions, including bringing on 20-year-old Johan Manzambie, who scored shortly after entering the game. Bosnia's player Tariq Muharemovic was shown a red card late in the match, which led to further goals by Switzerland. Bosnia's only goal came from 21-year-old Ermin Mahmic, who scored during added-on
Seoul says Trump wants to focus on North Korea after Iran.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung stated that U.S. President Donald Trump expressed a desire to focus on North Korea after reaching an agreement with Iran. Lee mentioned that sanctions against North Korea have become less effective due to military cooperation between North Korea and Russia stemming from the war in Ukraine. The two leaders had in-depth discussions on peace on the Korean Peninsula and relations between South Korea and the United States.
Black rain over Moscow and drones over the Black Sea.
Following a major Ukrainian attack on the Kapotnya refinery, which has been hit three times in a month and twice this week, Moscow experienced what locals described as 'black rain' with black streaks on clothing. Moscow authorities denied any 'oil rain' but advised residents in the affected area to keep windows closed and urged families with children, elderly, and asthma sufferers to leave immediately. Residents reported seeing black spots on their clothes and experiencing difficulty breathing due to smoke. Meanwhile, reports from Ukraine indicate new Russian attacks on land and sea, resulting
Dragons in front of the most important test of the World Cup, the Swiss under pressure after the shock against Qatar
The article discusses an upcoming football match between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Switzerland in the group stage of the 2026 World Cup. Both teams have one point after their first matches, making this game crucial for progression. Bosnia and Herzegovina earned a draw against Canada, showcasing strong performance and boosting confidence. Switzerland, however, failed to live up to expectations against Qatar, leading to public and media dissatisfaction. The article highlights the pressure on Switzerland ahead of the match and notes the importance of midfield play, particularly focusing on Swiss
When more than three thousand years pass in a good half hour
The article discusses the history of Koper, focusing on its origins and cultural significance. It mentions an exhibition at the 54-meter-high city tower, which also serves as a church bell tower, showcasing the rich history of Koper from the Bronze Age to the present day. The article references a painting by Domenico Tintoretto depicting the city around the end of the 16th century, housed at the Regional Museum of Koper. The text includes historical legends about the founding of Koper, involving Greek mythology, and notes the etymology of the name 'Caput Histriae' and its connection to the Aeg
A 57-year-old hiker died in Triglav.
A 57-year-old Dutch hiker died after falling into a deep area near Mount Triglav. The police were informed shortly before 6 PM. According to preliminary information, the man was returning from Triglav towards Kredarica when he fell near the Little Triglav area and suffered severe injuries, leading to his death. A rescue helicopter team from GRZS, including a mountain police officer, arrived at the scene. The local court and public prosecutor were also notified. The body was transported by a Slovenian Army helicopter to the valley, while the police continue investigating the incident. Rescue人员,
There is no truce for Lebanon, Israel continues to attack the south of the country
Israeli forces conducted air strikes in southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran, which was supposed to include Lebanon. The attacks occurred near Nabatieh and included drone strikes on the coastal city of Ansariye. At least four people were killed in Wednesday's attacks, bringing the total death toll since Monday to at least five. While some residents have returned home due to reduced hostilities, the Lebanese army has advised against returning due to ongoing Israeli threats. The conflict began in early March when Hezbollah launched rockets at Israel in supportof
Mexico's already in the top 32 after Korea's mistake.
Mexico defeated South Korea 1:0 in their World Cup group stage match, securing their place in the knockout rounds. The winning goal came from a defensive error by South Korea. Mexico has six points after two matches in Group A and will face Colombia in the Round of 16. Despite the win, Mexico's performance was not entirely convincing.
Why are more children getting involved in sports and fewer in recreation?
The article discusses the increasing participation of children in sports and the decreasing amount of free play time. It raises questions about the impact of social stratification on children's physical activity levels. The text also references ongoing sporting events like the World Cup and touches on the intense emotions associated with competitive sports.
Lea Sirk: Wherever I go, I feel homesick
Lea Sirk, a musician and mother of three, discusses her life balancing family, music education, and creative work. She mentions she does not have a television at home and spends her free time taking her children to competitions.
Ben-Gvir on vengeance for the 'blood of the sons of Israel': All of Lebanon must burn
Israeli air strikes killed 16 people near Nabatieh in southern Lebanon overnight, according to Lebanese media. Hezbollah reported four Israeli soldiers were killed in clashes with Israel. The attacks occurred despite an agreement between the US and Iran to end the war in the Middle East. Israeli far-right Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir threatened retaliation, stating 'all of Lebanon must burn' following the deaths of four Israeli soldiers. The attacks targeted residential areas in multiple cities, including at least eight fatalities in Haruf. These are the deadliest attacks in a
Black returns the ball to Cancer: the culprit is not one saint, but a poorly prepared verdict
Kranjski mestni svetnik Jani Černe zavrača očitke, da je bil kriv za zamik uvedbe subvencioniranih vstopnic za letno kopališče. Černe trdi, da je težava v slabo pripravljenem odloku, ki ne daje dovolj jasnih smernic za upravljanje javnih sredstev. Omenja, da je odlok bil preveč splošen in da so bile pripombe za dopolnitve dolge. Černe opozarja, da bi bilo neprijetno, da bi se tak odlok sprejemal brez jasnih pravil.
Bomb threats in Slovenian courts: hearings adjourned
Several courts across Slovenia had to suspend operations today after receiving an anonymous electronic message containing threats of bombs. The message was received by courts in Ljubljana, Maribor, Murska Sobota, and Celje. As a result, all scheduled proceedings were halted, and court buildings were completely evacuated for thorough inspection to ensure safety for staff and visitors. The Ljubljana District Court confirmed they received the threat and stated that all activities have been suspended until further notice. Police have begun inspecting the building.
A librarian reveals: Books often tell the story of a person's life
The article discusses how people often reveal personal stories through their book choices at libraries. It features an interview with Tino Velikonja, head librarian at Lavrič Library in Ajdovščina, who shares insights into the types of books Slovenians borrow and what these selections might reveal about their lives. The piece highlights the library as more than just a place for borrowing books—it is described as a space of trust, warmth, and acceptance where visitors may find more than they initially came for.
Radenska remains without a Pepsi license, and among employees there is also care for jobs
Radenska will lose its license for producing and distributing Pepsi products by July 1, according to the report by Preiskovalno.si. The company has been collaborating with PepsiCo for several years. Management informed employees of the decision last week, stating production will continue as planned until the end of the year while preparing a new strategy post-collaboration. Employees express uncertainty about potential impacts on jobs, though no official layoffs have been announced yet. Radenska acquired Pepsi, Mirinda, and 7UP rights in Croatia after being taken over by the Kofola group. The
Crazy night in Vancouver: six goals, a hat-trick, a red card and a historic win
Canada defeated Qatar 6-0 in their World Cup match at Vancouver's BC Place, with Jonathan David scoring a hat-trick. Canada took an early lead and dominated the game, while Qatar was reduced to nine players after a red card. Canada moved to the top of Group B with four points after two matches.
The Story of Biblical Greed: The Censored Bible Story
The article discusses the story of the biblical tale of Samson and Delilah, noting that it has rarely faced such strong resistance in art history as the opera 'Samson and Delilah'.
Increasingly Notable Results in Nova Gorica
The article notes that the 2026/2027 season marks the first time in several years that the New Gorica theatre does not have programs related to the European Capital of Culture.
This was my home, these were my people.
The article discusses child placement in foster care in Slovenia, citing data from the Ministry of Education indicating that 725 children were in foster care as of March 2026, cared for by 564 caregivers. The goal of foster care is typically not adoption but providing a stable environment until the child returns home or finds another permanent solution. On average, children stay in foster care for seven years. Reasons for placement include abuse, substance abuse, mental health issues, or parental inability to raise a child. Social worker Irena Zajc notes an increase in cases related to druguse
Alenka Godec: "Without words"
The article discusses the song 'Brez besed,' originally performed by Berta Ambrož at the 1966 Eurovision Song Contest, where she represented Yugoslavia as Slovenia's first representative. The song was written by Mojmir Sepe with lyrics by Elza Budau. It will be included on the album 'So najlepše pesmi že napisane III,' produced by a team known for previous successful albums. The article includes comments from Alenka Godec about the song's selection and background.
Good news that may one day save the life of your loved one
The nonprofit organization Društvo AED has successfully completed the third round of its central project 'AED in every municipality'.
What is holding Slovenia back?
The article discusses the importance of a strong economy as a key condition for a country to provide development opportunities, quality public services, and long-term security to its citizens.
Meeting in Switzerland postponed; Khamenei: Trump made a deal out of desperation
The United States has lifted its maritime blockade on Iran following a deal ending the war in the Middle East, according to the BBC. The U.S. Central Command confirmed the end of the blockade in accordance with the president's orders, stating some American vessels would remain in the broader area. Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei approved the agreement with the U.S., despite having a different stance, though he did not elaborate further. He stated that President Donald Trump used all kinds of incentives out of desperation to reach an agreement. Although future negotiations between TeH
Why are these muscles so prone to injury?
The article discusses the vulnerability of hamstring muscles to injuries, noting that they are among the most common injuries among athletes and physically active individuals.
Hard to reach mountain resort historic signature scene
The U.S. and Iran have signed an agreement to end the war in the Middle East at the Swiss mountain resort of Bürgenstock, confirmed by the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The location was proposed by representatives from both countries, as well as Pakistan and Qatar, according to AFP. The content of the agreement, which began with attacks by the U.S. and Israel on Iran in late February, remains partially unknown. President Donald Trump reiterated his commitment that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons and announced plans to hold a press conference to read out the full agreement with Iran,
A construction robot is coming to Slovenian construction sites
The article discusses the introduction of the first robotic bricklaying system in Slovenia, specifically the WLTR robot, which has been used in European construction sites for several years. The robot can lay bricks at a speed of up to 10 square meters per hour and reach a height of 3.5 meters without needing scaffolding. It requires only an operator and an assistant, and in some projects, it can replace entire masonry teams. The article notes this development aligns with broader trends in construction automation driven by labor shortages and the need for increased productivity across Europe.
In one of the most beautiful outdoor theaters today, the baptism of Tugomer is being performed.
The article discusses an open-air theatrical performance of 'Tugomer,' considered the first Slovenian tragedy by writer and journalist Josip Jurčič. The play will be performed at a venue in Muljava, known for hosting performances based on Jurčič's works. This year marks the 150th anniversary of the publication of 'Tugomer.' The event aims to introduce the play to a wider audience while highlighting Jurčič's reflections on eternal human questions.
Lin Daye: Concert halls in China attract more and more young people
The article discusses Lin Daye, who serves as both the artistic director and chief conductor of the WuXi Symphony Orchestra. It highlights his background, having studied in Shanghai and Berlin, and notes his role in increasing interest in classical music among young people in China. The city of WuXi, recognized as the first UNESCO City of Music in China, has seen a new cultural achievement with the establishment of the WuXi Symphony Orchestra.
A new Yalta or a new Helsinki? A message from Alexander Stubb to the world
Finski predsednik Alexander Stubb v svoji knjigi 'Trikotnik moči' analizira trenutno geopolitično situacijo, primerjal jo z ključnimi zgodovinskimi momenti – leti 1918, 1945 in 1989. Stubb vpraša, ali bo mednarodna skupnost sledila poti nove Jalte, kjer bi velike sile razdelile vplive, ali pa bo izbrala pot novih Helsinkov, kjer bi bile pravila in dialog osrednji elementi. V svojem razmislek upošteva zgodovino Jaltanske konference in Helsinskih pogodb, ki sta imeli pomembno vlogo v 20. stoletju.
Slovenia's decline in the international competitiveness ranking
The article reports that Slovenia has dropped further down the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) competitiveness ranking, now at 49th place out of 70 countries. The Economic Chamber of Slovenia (GZS) states this confirms concerns about the country's economic development. General Director Vesna Nahtigal emphasizes the need for economic growth to maintain quality jobs and public services, referencing the 'Made in Slovenia 2035' program. The new coalition government includes proposed measures, but implementation and cooperation among stakeholders remain critical. Slovenia l
Trump: The deal could be signed tomorrow, maybe the next day
U.S. President Donald Trump stated during a press conference following a meeting with leaders of the G7 group that a deal to end the war with Iran could be signed 'tomorrow, maybe the next day.' The Iranian Foreign Ministry also indicated that a deal ending the war could be signed. Trump confirmed that the agreement would be signed on Friday in Switzerland. A representative of the Iranian Foreign Ministry said the idea was still under discussion. Trump emphasized the importance of Iran agreeing not to develop or acquire nuclear weapons, noting that if Iran did not agree, it might purchase such
Endangered cells 2,500 children
Parents protested outside the Ministry of Health over concerns regarding the Biobank, stating that the institution is not acting according to its responsibilities or legal obligations. They warned that around 2,500 children's stem cells could be lost if the situation is not resolved. The parents expressed frustration with the ministry's lack of response to their written requests and stated they would continue pursuing the issue formally. Additionally, it was reported that the company GaiaCell, responsible for storing the cells, is allegedly blocking access to refill the tanks needed to sustain
Minister Ostrc: We won't let the hospital die
Minister for Health Tadej Ostrc visited the Slovenj Gradec Regional Hospital following concerns raised by hospital management about deteriorating conditions across various departments, including emergency care. The hospital has been facing significant challenges, with officials warning that the public healthcare system at the secondary level could collapse in Slovenj Gradec if immediate action is not taken. Ostrc emphasized the state's commitment to ensuring the hospital's continued operation and providing adequate healthcare services.
After 27 years in the cult Garden finale, Donald Trump is coming.
The article reports on an NBA finals game between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs, where the Spurs won 115:111. It highlights Victor Wembanyama's performance, noting his 32 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists. The game took place at Madison Square Garden, which hosted its first NBA finals in 27 years. The article mentions that President Donald Trump attended the game, along with celebrities like Derek Jeter and Eli Manning. The Knicks' 13-game winning streak ended, and their chances of securing their first title since 1973 were diminished.
A legend fights for his life during the World Cup.
Carlos Alberto Parreira, former Brazilian football coach who led Brazil to their fourth World Cup title in 1994, is currently in critical condition in a hospital in Rio de Janeiro due to pneumonia. He has been placed on a ventilator but his condition is reported as stable. Parreira was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2023, and there have been conflicting reports about whether he has overcome the illness. He has had a long career coaching various national teams including Brazil, Kuwait, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and South Africa, and also won continental titles such as the Copa América and the F伊
Grah Lazar denies that she wanted to interfere with the investigation against Tonin, claiming that the information about the signed indictments was first published by the media
Petra Grah Lazar, former director of the National Security Agency (NPU) and head of the cabinet of Interior Minister Franci Matoš, denied today that she wanted to visit an open investigation against then-president of Nova Slovenija (NSi) Matej Tonin in 2020. She stated that the media were the first to report on the signed investigations against Tonin and Žan Mahnič, not herself. The prosecution confirmed that Grah Lazar was investigated for alleged disclosure of confidential information and abuse of her position but the charges were dismissed because the alleged offenses did not fall under her
A fourth victim was found after the racing of a sailboat and a catamaran
A yacht collided with a catamaran off the coast of Croatia, resulting in four fatalities. The yacht was flying the French flag and had 118 passengers and seven crew members aboard. The collision occurred between the islands of Brač and Šolta, and the wreck was located by the Croatian navy using a drone before divers were sent to investigate. A fourth body was found inside the yacht's cabin. Four people were injured, including three with minor injuries and one with severe spinal injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident, collecting data on the vessel's movements and reviewing navigat
Peter Prevc on the events in Belgrade, where they did not get an answer
Former ski jumper Peter Prevc discusses developments in Belgrade related to the selection of the host city for the 2031 World Nordic Ski Championships. He notes that the focus in Belgrade seemed more on who would become president of the International Ski Federation rather than on deciding the host city for the event. Prevc also outlines his current projects, including his role with the Slovenian ski team, work on infrastructure in Žirovnica, and leadership of the Planica organizing committee.
The Czech Republic (again) took its revenge on the recalculation
The Czech Republic and South Africa both lost their opening matches at the World Cup, with South Africa capitalizing on a penalty kick against the Czechs. The Czech team struggled to maintain control throughout the match, losing possession and failing to convert several scoring opportunities. Michal Sadilek played a key role in the Czech attack, while goalkeeper Matej Kovar made crucial saves.
Oil Significantly Cheaper, the Value of the Euro Dropped
European stock indices showed mixed performance, with some rising and others falling. Oil prices dropped by more than two US dollars, and the euro lost value against the dollar. The article mentions that US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkan signed an agreement to end the war between their countries. This agreement includes opening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting financial restrictions on Iran, which has agreed to dilute its enriched uranium. Investors are also watching the Federal Reserve, now led by Kevin Warsh, for potential interest rate hikes later this year.
Mourinho has lured a new signing to Real Madrid.
The article reports that French footballer Ibrahim Konate has moved from Liverpool to Real Madrid, signing a four-year contract through June 30, 2030. It mentions that Konate played 183 matches for Liverpool, scoring seven goals, and previously played for German club Leipzig and French club Sochaux. The article also notes that Real Madrid is undergoing a team renewal after two underperforming seasons and that José Mourinho is returning as coach. Additionally, it states that Spanish left-back Marc Cucurella and Portuguese midfielder Bernardo Silva are joining the club, while Dani Carvajal and大卫
Cancer's new term as head of HZS, wish group on SP 2032
Matjaž Rakovec has been re-elected as president of the Slovenian Ice Hockey Association (HZS) for another four-year term at the association's assembly. He was the only candidate and emphasized his desire to pursue the candidacy for the elite Winter Olympics in 2032. Rakovec highlighted the successful operations of the association in previous terms, the strong ice hockey infrastructure in Slovenia, and collaboration with clubs. The association reported a profit of €58,000 last year and total revenue of €1.57 million. General Secretary Dejan Kontrec expressed pride in recent selections, noting a
We'll roll up our sleeves and find a new courthouse.
Minister za pravosodje Mihael Zupančič je ocenil, da je sodna palača na Litijski cesti 51, ki je bila financirana s sredstvi davkoplačevalcev, v slabem stanju. Poudaril je, da bo njegova ekipa preverila vsako podrobnost dokumentacije, da bi ugotovila, kako je prišlo do te situacije. Medtem pa so že začeli iskati rešitve za novo sodno stavbo.
Janc and Makuc from Blaugrano conquered European competition
The article reports on the European Handball Championship final where Barcelona defeated Füchse Berlin. It lists previous victories by Barcelona and mentions Füchse Berlin's second consecutive loss in the final. Three Slovenian players participated: Blaž Janc, Domen Makuc, and Nejc Cehte. The article notes Janc's six goals, Makuc's five goals, and mentions that Cehte did not score. Portuguese player Luis Frade was the most effective scorer for Spain with seven goals, while Danish player Mathias Gidsel scored eight goals for Germany. In the third-place match, German Magdeburg defeated Danish Aa
[Video] Janković denies involvement of MOL, but LPP actively in the referendum campaign
The article discusses the situation around the upcoming referendum in Ljubljana, focusing on the claim by Mayor Zoran Janković that the City of Ljubljana (MOL) will not participate in the referendum campaign. However, it highlights that LPP (Ljubljanski potniški promet), a public transport company fully owned by MOL, has actively participated in the campaign through social media promotion. The article notes that LPP posted a video on TikTok promoting improved bus connections in the Štepanjsko neighborhood, which includes imagery of the City of Ljubljana, suggesting an official endorsement. Jnk
Everything that separates Messi and Ronaldo today: statistics, age, pressure...
The article compares Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of the World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. It highlights Messi's current performance and freedom from pressure, contrasting it with Ronaldo's increasing burden as he seeks his first major international title. The piece notes their historical rivalry and how their roles have shifted over time.
German industry continues to lose jobs
The article discusses the ongoing loss of industrial jobs in Germany, highlighting that over 124,000 industrial jobs were lost last year. It mentions Volkswagen's CEO, Oliver Blume, who told shareholders at an assembly that they are not earning enough and must therefore save money. The crisis continues in the automotive sector, where Volkswagen faces significant challenges.
Belgrade: parents of juvenile offender re-sentenced to prison
The Belgrade High Court has reconvicted Vladimir and Miljana Kecmanović, parents of a teenager who killed nine students and a school security guard in May 2023 at the Primary School Vladislav Ribnikar. The retrial followed the annulment of the original verdict due to procedural deficiencies. Prosecutors demanded the strictest penalties, arguing that the parents' behavior significantly contributed to the tragedy. The defense maintained that the parents could not have foreseen their son's actions and that there was insufficient evidence for criminal liability. During the trial, issues such as育儿疏
[Video] Member of the Left about drawing schemes, Hojs about the hostess from the Photo Pub and house searches
The article discusses a debate between members of the Left Party and the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) regarding proposed changes to parliamentary investigation laws. Asta Vrečko, a member of the Left Party, criticizes the proposed law as an attempt to introduce 'political police,' arguing it undermines legal protections and judicial independence. She claims the law would allow parliamentarians like Aleš Hojs, Janez Mahnič, and Boštjan Vrtovec to publicly target individuals they dislike. In response, Aleš Hojs, an SDS MP and former Minister of Internal Affairs, defends the proposal, citing
Which ministries have increased their spending the most this year?
In the first four months of this year, revenues from all four state budgets amounted to €10.3 billion, an 11.4% increase compared to the same period last year. Expenditures rose by 12.1% to €10.7 billion. The article discusses which ministries contributed most to the increase in expenditures. Finance Minister Andrej Šircelj expressed concern over the rise in budget expenditures, attributing it to measures taken in the previous mandate. Consolidated balance data show that revenues increased by €1.05 billion, primarily due to higher tax revenues. Total expenditures increased by €1.15 billion.
Vučić and Stevanović also on the issue of "the legacy of the former common state"
The article reports on a meeting between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and Slovenian National Assembly President Zoran Stevanović. They discussed strengthening bilateral relations, including resolving open issues such as the legacy of their former shared state. Vučić expressed willingness to address these matters constructively. Stevanović reiterated Slovenia's support for Serbia's European Union accession process, and Vučić invited Slovenia to participate in the Expo 2027 in Belgrade. Both leaders emphasized the importance of reforms, adherence to European values, and alignment with EU外交
Five Celtics competing for three tickets to the Elite Eight.
The article discusses the expansion of the Handball Champions League from 16 to 24 teams starting in the 2026/27 season. The European Handball Federation (EHF) has announced a list of 21 teams, with three remaining spots to be decided by June 22. Among the contenders for these spots is Celje Pivovarne Laško, the reigning Slovenian league and cup champions. Other potential participants include teams from Iceland, North Macedonia, Serbia, Switzerland, and Sweden. The article notes that Celje last participated in the Champions League during the 2023/24 season but lost all 14 matches. It also clar
Is the war ending? Washington and Tehran confirm the peace agreement
The article reports on the confirmation of a peace agreement between the United States and Iran, with Pakistan and Iranian officials also confirming the deal. The agreement reportedly includes an immediate halt to military operations across all fronts, including Lebanon, and a planned signing ceremony in Switzerland on June 19. U.S. President Donald Trump announced the deal on his social media platform, stating it would lead to the opening of the Strait of Hormuz and the removal of Iran's maritime blockade. Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Garibabadi confirmed the deal ends the war and is
Train tickets will be 16 percent more expensive
The price of single-direction and return train tickets in Slovenia will increase by an average of 16 percent. The increase reflects long-term cost growth in rail passenger transport over the last decade, including rising costs for energy, fuel, labor, maintenance, and other services needed to ensure quality and reliable transportation. The changes aim to simplify the fare system, align it more closely with the integrated public transport system (IJPP), and encourage regular users to use trains. Pavšal (season) tickets remain unchanged, and regular users can continue traveling nationwide under
Ljubljana referendum: six organisers in the fight for votes
The article mentions that special transaction accounts have been opened by the deadline, and notes that the referendum campaign has been ongoing since last Friday.
Pete Hegseth: Europe still relies too much on the US
The U.S. Department of Defense plans to review the presence of American forces in Europe over the next six months, according to U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth during a NATO defense ministers' meeting in Brussels. He criticized NATO allies for not supporting recent U.S. operations against Iran and for failing to demonstrate solidarity within the alliance. Hegseth emphasized the need for NATO members to take greater responsibility for European security and suggested transforming NATO into a 'NATO 3.0' focused on military readiness and conventional defense.
Again, the government's staffing changes.
The government has made several personnel changes at various ministries. Two new state secretaries were appointed: Denis Zobarič at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Public Administration, and Tomislav Nemec at the Ministry of Demography, Family, and Social Issues. Barbara Žvokelj was dismissed from her position as head of the Secretariat at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, with Andrej Gregorij Rodet named as acting head. Erik Pagon was also dismissed from his role at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Public Administration, replaced by Lovro Lončar. Vesna Marinko was removed
There's no subsidized tickets for the tap pool. Is it Black Jane's fault?
The city council of Kranj discussed a draft decision regarding a unified system of subsidized services and eligibility criteria during its 32nd regular session but could not adopt it due to procedural complications. As a result, the Kranj Sports Institute cannot currently offer subsidized entry tickets for the annual swimming pool, as promised. Residents will continue to pay standard prices. Mayor Matjaž Rakovec expressed disappointment that the decision was not adopted during the shortened procedure at the last session, which would have allowed residents cheaper access this week. Long-time Kř