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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
Robert Golob has submitted his signature for a referendum on the amendment of the law on parliamentary investigation
Robert Golob, leader of the Freedom Movement, has submitted his signature in support of a referendum on a proposed amendment to the law on parliamentary investigation. He also signed a petition to initiate a referendum on the law on local elections, which would revoke the voting rights of citizens of other countries at local elections. In a statement, Golob criticized the ruling political agenda for potentially using the new law to target individuals based on their values and beliefs, suggesting that investigations could lead to public exposure of personal information.
Following allegations of improper business practices, Congressman Truth's company was taken over by his father.
The article reports that Boris Mijič, a member of the Resnica party, has stepped down as director of his company Progros, with his father Miladin Mijič taking over the role. Mijič remains the sole owner of the company. The change occurred amid allegations of debt to employees, allegedly forged documents, and unmet obligations. The company reportedly received funds from two major construction firms, including those working for the state, to pay off debts to Fur, while employee wages were supposedly covered by the leader of the Resnica party. The district court in Ljubljana registered the change
Only a few miles from the famous Stonehenge found his "older brother"
Archaeologists have discovered remnants of a structure near the famous Stonehenge, possibly serving as a prototype for the iconic stone circle. The findings include two large pits, 120 meters apart, likely used for wooden posts. The alignment of these pits suggests a connection to the summer solstice, similar to Stonehenge.
Minister of Education Rončević: There will be a flag in front of every school.
The Education Minister, Borut Rončević, announced via social media that inspectors will check whether schools comply with the law requiring the Slovenian flag to fly in front of every school. The head of the Association of School Principals and Deputy Principals, Mojca Mihelič, noted that flags already fly there because principals respect the legislation.
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
Trump insults Meloni, the foreign minister cancels his trip to the US
According to reports, during an interview with Italian television La7, U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned that Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni asked him to take a photo with her at the G7 summit in France. Trump described the encounter as awkward and expressed regret for agreeing to the photo request. Meloni later denied Trump's claims, calling them completely fabricated. In response to Trump's comments, Italy's Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani canceled his planned visit to the United States.
Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir: All of Lebanon must be burned
Israeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated that 'all of Lebanon must burn,' according to a report by the French news agency AFP. This comes after France called on Israel to respect an agreement signed by the United States and Iran to end the war in the Middle East, which includes Lebanon. The agreement aims to halt hostilities, and France urged Israel to comply with it, emphasizing that the U.S. should exert pressure on Israel to ensure this. Meanwhile, new air strikes were reported in southern Lebanon overnight, with Hezbollah claiming they targeted and destroyed three Israeli armored vehicles.
New commemorative coins arrived at the Bank of Slovenia
People gathered in front of the Bank of Slovenia to purchase new commemorative coins issued by the institution. The coins include a commemorative coin marking the 150th anniversary of Ivan Cankar's birth, collector coins honoring poet Srečko Kosovel, and a set of euro coins with the minting year 2026. The design of the Cankar commemorative coin was inspired by a sculpture by Slavko Tihc, featuring concentric ring structures representing the sculptural details. The coins were produced at a Portuguese mint.
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
A fishing family from Kraków deposited new fish fry under a hydroelectric power station in Savo
A local fishing association in Kranj, in collaboration with the municipality of Kranj, Savske Elektrarne, and water concession holder HNG, has released 300 trout fry and 100 chub fry into the Sava River under the Mavčiče Hydroelectric Power Plant. The initiative aims to preserve fish stocks and biodiversity in the upper reaches of the Sava River. The mayor of Kranj emphasized the importance of nature conservation as a shared responsibility among all stakeholders.
63-year-old man shot and killed his ex-partner
A 63-year-old man shot his former partner, a 62-year-old woman, in the early morning hours before committing suicide. The police arrived at the scene after receiving information from a complainant who suspected a domestic dispute. The incident occurred in a locked apartment where both individuals were found dead. According to police, the man used legally owned firearms and acted due to disagreements stemming from their long-term separation. Initial findings suggest the man was supposed to leave the residence this month following a court decision. Police had previously been informed about their
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
Janša to the President: "For the first time I will be uncomfortable to go"...
President of Slovenia Nataša Pirc Musar emphasized her commitment to constructive and respectful cooperation during the formation of the new government. She highlighted the importance of constitutional values, the rule of law, social state principles, solidarity, and responsibility toward future generations. She stated these values are universal and not aligned with any particular political ideology. Prime Minister Janez Janša expressed his belief that challenges would be easier to resolve through good collaboration. Pirc Musar warned she would speak out against threats to constitutional order
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 (
Several Courts in Slovenia Receive Bomb Threats by Email
Several courts across Slovenia received electronic messages containing bomb threats today, leading to the suspension of proceedings and the evacuation of premises. Police are investigating the circumstances and origin of the messages, with preliminary findings suggesting they may be generated threats.
Carelessness will cost him dearly: A stranger stole an envelope from the car with as much as 12,400 euros in cash
A man was injured when a tree fell on him while he was working in his forest plot in Uršna vas. Police were informed around 10 AM and are investigating the incident. Separately, police reported that an unknown individual stole a envelope containing 12,400 euros from a car in Dolenjska Vas near Trebnje. The suspect is still at large.
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.
Neighbor's overwhelmed: his message is a hit on the Internet
A neighbor in the Bosnian town of Ilidža posted an unusual message on his car, expressing frustration with another neighbor who was allegedly leaving food waste in front of their garage. The message, which included items like fish, vegetables, chicken bones, and pasta, went viral online and sparked humor among internet users.
Russian drones attack ships in the Black Sea: one man killed, several injured
Russia attacked two ships in the Black Sea with drones on Thursday, resulting in one death and several injuries. The attacks targeted a ship flying the Panamanian flag and another under the flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Ukraine's deputy prime minister condemned the attack, stating it was evidence of Russia's ongoing war against freedom of navigation and global food security. Separately, an 8-year-old girl died and one person was injured in a Russian strike on the Ukrainian city of Pavlograd. Ten people were injured in another attack on the Kharkiv region, including four children. Ukraine's防空
A new social network growing in popularity in Europe, already used by several EU leaders
The article discusses the growing popularity of a new social network called W, developed in Sweden. It aims to serve as an alternative to American technology giants by emphasizing verified human users, transparency, privacy, and freedom of speech. The platform was launched at this year's World Economic Forum and requires users to submit verification before posting content. Users must identify themselves with their real name or anonymously through the W Identity app, which scans passports or ID cards. The CEO of W, Anne Zeiter, stated that user data will be hosted on European servers owned by欧洲
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
Joy in the Djokovic Family: Novak Prepares an Unforgettable Evening for His Wife
The article reports on a birthday celebration for Jelena Đoković, the wife of tennis player Novak Đoković, which took place in Athens. Singer Indira Levak shared snippets of the event on social media, showing a lively atmosphere with music, dancing, and Novak Đoković performing a song and joining the dance floor. The post received positive reactions from followers before it was quickly removed by Levak, though the reason remains unknown.
After a multimillion-dollar renovation, a blue coating is peeling off a reflecting pool in Washington, D.C. (VIDEO)
A section of the blue coating at the reflecting pool near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington has begun peeling off shortly after a $14.7 million renovation ordered by former President Donald Trump. The issue was reported just days after the pool was refilled with water following the renovation. Experts have not yet determined whether the problem involves the color or protective coating, nor what caused the separation of the material from the surface. Eddie Wood, owner of the company responsible for the renovation, stated there were insufficient details to make an accurate assessment. Tim Auerh
Starmer's challenger, Burnham, has won a crucial by-election.
Andy Burnham, an experienced Labour politician and mayor of Manchester, won the by-election in the Makerfield constituency on Thursday. This victory ensures his seat in Parliament and opens the path for him to challenge Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership of the Labour Party and the premiership. Burnham defeated Reform UK candidate Robert Kenyon in the election, which was held following the resignation of Josh Sims. Burnham has previously indicated he would challenge Starmer for party leadership and now needs support from at least 81 out of 402 Labour MPs to enter the contest. In his讲话,
Retiring the iconic aircraft that served for 35 years as Air Force One
The article reports that a historic Air Force One aircraft, which served as the presidential plane for 35 years, will be retired. It mentions that the new aircraft, a Boeing 747 gifted by Qatar to Donald Trump, has completed modifications and testing and will soon be painted in the colors of the American flag.
Attempted murder: 3-year-old thrown into a crocodile pen
A three-year-old boy was thrown into an enclosure with crocodiles at a small zoo in Huntington, near Cambridge, England. A 30-year-old man has been arrested and is suspected of attempted murder. The BBC reports that the child was thrown into the enclosure, while The Times states he was thrown into the enclosure by the suspect. An eyewitness claims the suspect's wife jumped after him to save the child. The child is in critical but stable condition in the hospital. It is unknown whether the injuries were caused by the fall or by the animals. The police are investigating and interviewing everyone
A cyclist was seriously injured on the descent from the summit.
A cyclist was seriously injured after falling while descending Vršič towards Kranjska Gora. Emergency responders provided initial care, and a police helicopter transported the injured cyclist to the University Clinical Center Ljubljana. Meanwhile, the 12th annual Red Bull Gony Pony event took place on Vršič, featuring cyclists ascending the highest road pass in Slovenia with a legendary Pony bicycle.
New U.S. military raid on suspected drug smugglers kills three people
The US military has conducted a new attack on a ship suspected of drug trafficking in the Pacific, resulting in three deaths. According to the Southern Command (Southcom), the vessel was used for transporting drugs along known routes in the Eastern Pacific. The attack was carried out under the direction of General Francis L. Donovan, with no American military personnel injured. The article also mentions that the US faces issues with drug cartels, which the Trump administration attributes to foreign networks, particularly in Latin America. Since September last year, US forces have killed over 2
EU leaders in Brussels today to discuss the long-term budget and the Middle East
EU leaders, including Prime Minister Janez Janša, continued their meeting in Brussels today with discussions on the proposed long-term budget framework (MFF) for 2028–2034. The previous week’s proposal by Cyprus, the EU Council presidency, outlines a seven-year budget of €1,947.74 billion. This includes €863.96 billion for national-regional reform programs, €392.64 billion for the European Competitiveness Fund, and €192.06 billion for EU external action funding. Member states are divided between those seeking sufficient funds for cohesion and agriculture and those advocating for lower overall
The soccer fever in Germany has led to a bizarre problem
In Germany, a surge in demand for replica jerseys featuring players whose names include the letter 'V' has led to a temporary shortage of the letter 'V' in the production of jerseys. The issue arose after Germany's national team defeated Curacao 7-1, with players Deniz Undav, Kai Havertz, and Aleksander Pavlović scoring goals. Adidas, the official supplier, confirmed the shortage was due to high demand but stated it has been resolved.
Guyanese candidate for U.N. summit points out declining credibility of organization
Carolyn Rodrigues-Birkett, the representative of Guyana at the United Nations, emphasized during a meeting with UN members in New York that she would work to restore the credibility of the organization if elected as the next Secretary-General. She noted that public perception of the UN has been negatively affected by global conflicts and suggested that the organization's role in areas such as health, education, humanitarian aid, and environmental protection could improve its reputation.
EU leaders agree to support Ukraine after a long hiatus
Leaders of EU member states have once again reached consensus on continuing support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. The European Commission proposed a ban on entry into the EU for anyone who has served in the Russian military since the start of the invasion. Prime Minister Janez Janša attended the meeting for the first time since taking office. The summit also agreed to extend economic sanctions against Russia for an additional year instead of six months.
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,
The Slovak Railways Sustainability Project planted sunflowers in Dravagrad and Velenje
Slovenske železnice so v okviru trajnostnega projekta 'Sejemo sončno prihodnost' posevale sončnice v več slovenskih občinah, vključno z Dravogradom in Velenjem. Projekt se osredotoča na trajnostno komunikacijo in poudarja medgeneracijsko sodelovanje, skrb za okolje ter ohranjanje biotske raznovrstnosti. Z namenom promocije so bile sončnice posade na javnih površinah, kjer jih bodo videli popotniki, ki izbirajo zeleno možnost – vlak. Projektni pristop je bil priznan kot najbolj zelena evropska kampanja in predstavljen na razstavi v Evropskem parlamentu.
The 58th National Pilgrimage of the Sick, the Disabled and the Elderly
On Saturday, June 20, a traditional pilgrimage for patients, disabled individuals, and the elderly will take place at Brezhi near Marija Pomagaj. The event was founded over ten years ago by the late founder of the magazine and radio station Ognjišče, Msgr. Franc Bole. The director of Ognjišče Publishing, Miha Turk, emphasized that the main purpose of the pilgrimage is to allow participants to experience a communal pilgrimage and meet with God and Mary. Several volunteers, the Slovenian Caritas, priests, and medical teams will assist with the organization and care of pilgrims. The pilgrimage is
Weekly Horoscope (June 15 - June 21): Who will receive confirmation that they are on the right path?
The article provides a weekly horoscope covering June 15–21, focusing on astrological transitions and personal reflections. It discusses themes such as decision-making, letting go, and receiving confirmation that one is on the right path. The content includes general advice for individuals under different zodiac signs, including Taurus (Oven) and Gemini (Bik), with specific guidance on relationships, finances, and personal growth.
Secret for a balcony without pigeons: You only need three things from your kitchen
The article discusses natural methods to deter pigeons from balconies and terraces without using chemicals or expensive devices. It explains why pigeons return to the same location and suggests using aluminum foil as an effective solution. The foil creates reflections and noise that confuse the birds.
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.
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
Only two years after the amendment of the NPZ, for which the directors had been working for a long time, the system was again called into question
The National Examination of Knowledge (NPZ) results, which have been used for secondary school admissions since last year, are now under review by the Ministry of Education. The current system, introduced after years of advocacy by school principals, has only been in effect for two academic years. Before the introduction of the nine-year compulsory education system at the turn of the millennium, eighth-grade students took external exams (eksterce) alongside their grades for admission to secondary schools. These were replaced by the NPZ in 2005 but were not considered for admissions until this
Mokoena with white point crown South African final pressure
The article reports on a World Cup match between the Czech Republic and South Africa in Group A, which ended in a 1-1 draw. It mentions key moments such as the early goal by Czech player Michael Sadilek and the performance of referee Tori Penso, who became the second female referee in men's World Cup history. The article also notes that both teams have only one point after two matches and will need to perform well in their final group game to advance to the knockout stage.
Janković strongly opposes the burial of the victims of the post-war pogroms in Žala.
The article discusses the recent amendment to the law regarding the burial and commemoration of victims of hidden war graves, which mandates that human remains from such graves be buried at the Žale cemetery in Ljubljana. Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković has publicly opposed this change. The article explores what actions the municipality could take and whether the provisions of the law can be implemented. The Ministry of Defense is preparing subordinate acts to implement the law but has not provided a timeline for the relocation of remains.
Cardiologists were asked what drinks to avoid, and they all gave the same answer.
Three cardiologists were asked which beverages they avoid, and all gave the same answer — energy drinks. The cardiologists emphasized that high blood pressure is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease and that energy drinks often contain high levels of caffeine and other stimulants, which can increase blood pressure and strain the heart.
How many people die each year from work-related stress?
A report by the International Labour Organization (ILO) indicates that psychosocial risks at work, such as stress, long working hours, job insecurity, and harassment, contribute to over 840,000 deaths annually worldwide. These factors are linked to cardiovascular diseases, mental health issues, and suicide. The ILO highlights the importance of improving the workplace environment to protect workers' health, increase productivity, and support sustainable economic development.
General on the right overtakes former friend Salvini and worries also causes Meloni
A new far-right Italian party called Futuro Nazionale has overtaken the League (Liga), led by Matteo Salvini, in recent public opinion polls. The party was formed by dissidents from the League, including retired general Roberto Vannacci. According to a June survey commissioned by Sky TG24 and conducted by YouTrend, Futuro Nazionale would receive 5.9% support compared to the League's 5.8%. This slight lead indicates a shift in support within the right-wing bloc and highlights the growing influence of this new political force ahead of Italy's parliamentary elections next year.
Agent exposed: the woman who filmed the former head of Gen Energy in Zagreb once worked for Black Cube
The article discusses Stella Penn Pechanac, an individual with Serbian-Bosnian roots and former Israeli soldier who previously worked for Black Cube. She was involved in secretly recording Dejan Paravan, former head of Gen Energija, and Tomislav Vukmanović, former deputy director of the Croatian branch of Gen-I, in Zagreb. These recordings were part of the Black Cube affair, which significantly impacted the final days of the campaign before March parliamentary elections in Slovenia. The article mentions that information about her involvement came from the Croatian intelligence agency, as per a
The Black Death was already ravaging 5,500 years ago
A new study published in the journal Nature reveals evidence of deadly plague outbreaks among hunter-gatherer communities 5,500 years ago. Researchers sequenced DNA from human remains found in four cemeteries near Lake Baikal in Eastern Siberia. By analyzing genetic data alongside archaeological findings and radiocarbon dating, they reconstructed how different plagues affected the region's populations. The lead author, Eske Willerslev, suggests that the plague originated in Central Asian hunter-gatherer communities and that mass mortality outbreaks were likely common, challenging the notion of
Just four ingredients for a dessert that has become a worldwide hit
The article introduces Dole Whip, a popular frozen dessert originally created by the Dole Food Company for Disneyland. It describes the dessert's ingredients and provides a simple recipe for making it at home. The article highlights that Dole Whip has a creamy texture similar to ice cream but does not contain dairy products, making it suitable for those avoiding milk or seeking a lighter alternative.
A new architectural landmark of the Asian tiger (PHOTO)
Taiwan has opened the Danjiang Bridge in Taipei, described as the world's longest asymmetric bridge with a single pylon. The bridge spans nearly 920 meters and was designed by the architectural firm ZHA. It features a 200-meter-high pylon that allows unobstructed views of sunsets over the river. The design emphasizes both structural integrity and aesthetic appeal.
Dara danced with Djokovic and his daughter at the Bangaranga
Slovenian singer Dara shared a video online showing her dancing with tennis star Novak Djokovic and his daughter at an event. She described the encounter as unexpected but inevitable, referencing her recent success at Eurovision. The article mentions she met Djokovic by chance during dinner and did not disclose the location of the meeting. Fans commented, suggesting she perform in Serbia and calling the trio iconic.
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
This pearl of the Adriatic hasn't gone wild with prices
The article discusses price trends along the Adriatic coast, noting that while prices have generally risen, there are exceptions where costs remain lower than in highly touristic areas. It highlights Neum, a coastal town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which remains relatively affordable for tourists compared to other parts of Croatia. The piece provides specific examples such as coffee prices starting at around 1 euro and meals like čevapčići costing between 5 and 8 euros.
After a stormy week with spots and spills until the end of the week gradually getting warmer
The article reports on severe weather conditions across northern Slovenia over the past week, including heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and damage caused by strong winds. It highlights specific areas affected, such as Ljutomer, Markovci, Ormož, Šentilj, Sveta Ana, Sveta Trojica, Sveti Andraž, Hoče-Slivnica, and Kidričeva. Local authorities and emergency services provided updates on incidents, including roof damage in Lahonci near Ormož. The forecast indicates variable weather with scattered showers and thunderstorms today, followed by partly sunny and dry conditions tomorrow. Temperatures are预计
Trump activated a bill to increase the production of weapons.
President Donald Trump has signed a defense-related document aiming to compel companies to increase weapons production following the depletion of U.S. military stockpiles during conflicts with Iran, Gaza, and Ukraine. The White House expressed concerns over the readiness of the defense industry to rapidly manufacture arms. Pentagon officials have previously emphasized the need for faster production capabilities, which were further highlighted by recent military engagements.
Prime Minister Janša in Brussels: As long as weapons speak, diplomacy has no great power
Prime Minister Janez Janša welcomed the establishment of contacts between the EU and the Kremlin, which he believes could lead to an end to hostilities and negotiations between Ukraine and Russia. He emphasized that while diplomacy has limited power as long as weapons are being used, both sides must agree on a solution. The discussions come amid stalled U.S. efforts to end the war in Ukraine, with President Donald Trump focusing more on the conflict with Iran. EU leaders, including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, are expected to discuss direct talks with Russian President VladimirPutin
European Commissioner McGrath in Slovenia on corruption and reforms
European Commissioner for Justice Michael McGrath visited Slovenia and met with Justice Minister Mihael Župančič to discuss the fight against corruption and organized crime. They also discussed preparations for a report on the rule of law and the planned judicial reforms. The minister emphasized Slovenia's commitment to strengthening integrity, transparency, and efficiency in combating corruption and economic crime.
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
The Camerata Festival climbs the trenches of the workers' struggle for the sixth time
The sixth edition of the Kamerat Workers' Film Festival is taking place in Hrastnik, focusing on themes related to labor history, industrial heritage, and contemporary labor issues. The festival features 40 films exploring memories of workers' legacy and questions surrounding modern labor. It highlights stories of solidarity, community, and social struggle, with events held in former mining sites such as the old compressor station and open-pit mine. The festival aims to reflect on the impact of industrial decline on local communities.
PHOTO: US and Iranian officials will meet at this luxurious resort
Representatives of the United States and Iran are set to meet at the prestigious Swiss resort of Bürgenstock Resort near Lake Lucerne. The location has hosted numerous international meetings and peace talks in the past, including a recent summit on Ukraine in 2024. The resort is known for its luxury, privacy, and security, and includes multiple hotels, luxury residences, and one of Europe’s largest wellness centers. Access to the resort typically involves arriving by catamaran across Lake Lucerne and then taking a cable car to the top of the mountain.
This is how Luigi Mangione will defend himself at his trial for the murder of the director.
Luigi Mangione's defense team plans to argue during his trial for the murder of Brian Thompson, CEO of UnitedHealthcare, that he was acting under 'extreme emotional distress.' The defense claims Mangione shot Thompson while in a state of severe emotional stress. A judge in New York has indicated that legal documents related to this potential defense will be unsealed. Legal experts believe this defense could lead to a reduced sentence or acquittal if the evidence presented by prosecutors is strong enough. Some court proceedings have been closed to the public at the request of the defense, with
Salmonella in minced chicken meat
The Slovenian Food Safety Authority has reported that a sample of fresh ground pork product 'Naše nam paše' (500g) produced by Perutnina Ptuj for Lidl Slovenia was found to contain salmonella. The product with batch number 101027 had an expiration date of June 12, 2026, but this date has already passed. Authorities warn consumers who may have frozen the product before the expiration date not to consume it and advise them to discard it or return it to the place of purchase.
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
A colourful tradition that captivates the world: is this Europe's most picturesque village? (PHOTO)
The article discusses the village of Zalipie in southeastern Poland, known for its unique tradition of painting houses, barns, fences, and even wells with vibrant floral motifs. This practice began in the 19th century when women tried to cover soot stains on walls from their hearths. Over time, the patterns became more intricate, transforming the village into an open-air gallery. The tradition is preserved by local women who pass down the knowledge and techniques through generations.
Is this Trump's worst deal yet?
The article discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to agree to a peace plan with Iran, which critics argue benefits Iran more than the United States. It references Trump's previous stance against considering American financial interests in negotiations and his recent comments in France about avoiding an economic catastrophe. The article cites CNN's analysis, noting Trump's tendency to prioritize short-term gains over long-term strategy and his respect for business acumen. It also suggests that this agreement might weaken the U.S. position ahead of critical 60-day talks regarding Iran
For attacking a 70-year-old farmer from Kleč two years in prison
A court sentenced two men for severely injuring a 70-year-old farmer in Kleč. According to the online newspaper Dnevnik, Aleksander Strojan allegedly hit the farmer in the head, causing him to fall, then struck him twice in the face. His brother, Primož Strojan, reportedly sprayed the victim with pepper spray before throwing stones at his back and buttocks. The farmer suffered fractures to his left eye socket and cheekbone, as well as jaw injuries. Initially, the prosecution also pursued charges against Stanko Železnik, but dropped them after the investigation. The court dismissed the case. In
Europe will be covered by a hot dome, with temperatures in some places reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit [45°C.]
A heatwave is expected to sweep across parts of Western Europe, with temperatures potentially reaching up to 45 degrees Celsius in some areas. Meteorologists have issued warnings for tourists planning trips to Spain, Portugal, and France, advising them to monitor weather forecasts closely. The British Met Office has confirmed the arrival of a strong heatwave, with peak temperatures anticipated between June 22 and 26. Weather models suggest this heatwave could be more intense and longer-lasting than the previous one in late May and early June.
[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
Croatia introduces stricter rules for boat and yacht drivers at sea
Croatia's Ministry of Sea, Transport, and Infrastructure is preparing major changes to the system for issuing boat driving licenses, including computer-based exams for all categories and mandatory practical navigation for some candidates. The new rules would require practical training for obtaining the most common license category (B), which currently only requires a theoretical exam.
He was already on the other side when he woke up. He found the meaning of life.
A young Swedish firefighter, Lasse Gustavson, survived severe burns from a gas explosion and spent two months in an artificial coma. After waking up, he shared his experience of what he described as a near-death encounter with nature, including a vision of a mountain ridge and a deep valley with a blue river. The article also mentions scientific theories about near-death experiences.
After the recent severe storms, damage assessments will be collected in 26 more communities.
The administration for protection and rescue has decided to collect damage assessments in an additional 26 municipalities affected by recent floods. This brings the total number of municipalities involved to 57. The deadline for submitting damage assessments is July 15, according to the Ministry of Economy, Labour, and Sport. A list of the affected municipalities was provided, including Braslovče, Dobrna, Gornji Grad, Kozje, Ljubno, Luče, Mozirje, Nazarje, Prebold, Rečica ob Savinji, Šentjur, Šmarje pri Jelšah, Šmartno ob Paki, Solčava, Šoštanj, Štore, Tabor, Velenje, Vitanje, Vojnik, Vransko,
Stevanović in Serbia
Predsednik slovenskega državnega zbora Zoran Stevanović se je začel s tridnevnim uradnim obiskom v Srbiji. V okviru obiska se bo srečal s predsednico srbskega parlamenta Ano Brnabić, srbskim predsednikom Aleksandrom Vučićem in premierjem Đurom Macotom. Delegacija vključuje tudi poslance Franc Breznika (SDS) in Meeru Hot (SD). Obisk vključuje tudi srečanje na slovesni predstavitvi skupne poštne znamke Pošte Slovenije in Pošte Srbije ter govorico na dogodku, ki ga organizira slovensko veleposlaništvo v Beogradu.
The actress known for her roles in The Circle and Lily and the Pussy died at the age of 35.
American actress Daveigh Chase, known for her roles in The Ring and Lilo and Stitch, has died at the age of 36. According to her longtime manager John Ryan Jr., she passed away in a Los Angeles hospital due to sepsis that developed after a meningitis infection. She had also been hospitalized earlier for malnutrition. Chase began her acting career very young, starting at age four and landing her first major Hollywood role at seven. She stepped back from regular acting in 2015. Her most recognizable role was Samantha Morgan in The Ring (2002), for which she received an MTV Award for Best Villain
The US-Iran deal: what about the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian uranium and US sanctions?
The article discusses a 14-point agreement signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkan, which aims to end hostilities between the two countries. The agreement includes provisions for ceasing conflicts, ensuring freedom of maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, regulating Iran's nuclear program, lifting U.S. sanctions, and establishing oversight mechanisms for the final agreement. The text also mentions that the agreement came into effect immediately after signing, with further confirmations planned at an event in Switzerland.
Progros has been under the supervision of the Labour Inspectorate for the last two years
The article reports that the company Progros, owned by MP Boris Mijič of the Resni.ca party, was under inspection by the Labor Inspectorate over the past two years due to various labor law violations. These included improper payment of social security contributions, signing fixed-term employment contracts without proper justification, and failure to provide documentation related to health and pension insurance. The inspectorate issued a penalty decision with a fine and warning in 2024. Additionally, inspectors were unable to conduct an on-site inspection at the company's registered address in
The deal signed by the American and Iranian presidents is now in effect.
The article reports that U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkan have signed an agreement to end the war between their countries, which has now taken effect. The agreement includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the lifting of financial restrictions on Iran, which has agreed to dilute its enriched uranium. The agreement was signed after a dinner hosted by French President Emmanuel Macron following a G7 meeting. Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirmed the agreement would take effect immediately, with Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and the U.
A 12-year-old boy courageously helped a car accident victim
A 12-year-old boy bravely helped an injured driver after a traffic accident on Sunday at 6:23 PM on the road between Nemški Rovt and Soriška planina. The driver, a 24-year-old man, was speeding through a left turn and crashed into a tree before sliding down a slope. Both the driver and his passenger were lightly injured and taken to the General Hospital in Jesenice. Police tested the driver for alcohol and found 0.81 milligrams per liter, which he denied, leading to a professional medical examination. The police are investigating potential criminal charges related to public safety. Firefighter
A video of a passenger in a car stealing all the attention is circulating on the Internet.
A video has gone viral online showing a man riding in an old-fashioned cabriolet car with his dog, which captured the attention of many passersby and social media users. The dog, dressed in vintage-style sunglasses, became the main focus of the video due to its calm and confident demeanor. The video quickly spread across social networks, where users praised both the dog and the retro car.
Big fraud in Croatia: fake farmer sells foreign watermelons as domestic in vending machines
In Croatia, a man installed automated machines ('lubenicomats') on public streets in Osijek to sell foreign cucumbers labeled as locally grown Neretvanka cucumbers. Local officials stated the installations were done without proper authorization. The claim that the cucumbers came from Metković, a southern Croatian town, was disputed by local farmers who said the crop there had not yet matured. Farmers suggested the cucumbers were likely imported from Albania.
Due to alleged comparisons with apartheid, Israel has cut off contact with Kaja Kallas
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar announced the termination of diplomatic contacts with European Union High Representative Kaja Kallas following reports that she compared Israel's treatment of Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank to South Africa's former apartheid regime during a closed-door meeting in Mexico last month. Saar stated he would not resume contact with Kallas until she retracts what he called 'blood libel' against Israel, the only Jewish state in the world.
A deal was reached that would end the US-Iran war; Dr. Kočan: It's a non-binding memorandum
The United States and Iran have reached a peace agreement aimed at ending their war, with a formal signing expected in Switzerland. The agreement includes the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the end of the U.S. naval blockade of Iran. Political analyst Dr. Faris Kočan notes that the commitment level is still preliminary, and the next 60 days will focus on key issues such as Iran's nuclear program. The article also discusses Israel's potential response, noting that it would not achieve the complete dismantling of Iran's regime or Hezbollah. Israeli defense minister stated that Israel has
Parents of the Belgrade school shooter sentenced to prison again
In Belgrade, the higher court has reconvicted the parents of the perpetrator who carried out a shooting at the Vladislav Ribnikar Primary School in May 2023, killing ten people. The father was sentenced to 14 years and six months in prison, while the mother received two years and eleven months. The conviction follows the annulment of an earlier verdict by the appellate court, which had found them guilty of failing to secure firearms at home and allowing their son to practice shooting at a local range.
No bottom: Left to abolish the day of remembrance for victims of communist violence
The Left parliamentary group has submitted a proposal to abolish the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Communist Violence. The article claims that this move comes just three weeks after the adoption of a law legalizing the dignified burial of all victims and aims to create division among right-center parties that enabled the formation of a right-center government. It criticizes the Left for using 'extremely underhanded methods' and accuses them of politicizing memory rights.
News of the death of two people in Maribor
The police are investigating the deaths of two individuals in Maribor. A 62-year-old woman and a 63-year-old man were found dead at the scene. According to preliminary findings, the 63-year-old man is suspected of murdering the woman before committing suicide. The police continue their investigation. According to reports from Večer, the incident may have been related to a court decision requiring the man to leave his apartment soon. Relatives of the deceased arrived at the scene, with one woman reportedly upset by the presence of journalists and asking them to turn off cameras and phones.
At least 10 people have been killed in Russian attacks on Ukraine, and the cathedral in Kyiv, which is under UNESCO protection, has also been damaged.
Russia conducted a series of attacks on several Ukrainian cities today, resulting in at least ten deaths, including five rescuers. In Kyiv, a cathedral under UNESCO protection was damaged by fire. The attack also caused power outages affecting over 140,000 residents. Five people were killed in Kharkiv when they tried to extinguish fires caused by Russian strikes. The cathedral of the Assumption of Mary, dating back to the 11th century, suffered significant damage. French news agency AFP reported more than ten fire trucks attempting to put out the flames. Ukrainian Prime Minister Julia Sviriden
Jan Janša at the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the independence of the USA: America is the ideal of the free world
Prime Minister Janez Janša attended the ceremony marking the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence of the United States as a guest of honor. He emphasized the strong friendship and cooperation between Slovenia and the U.S., highlighting the significance of July 4th as a turning point in European history, including for the Slovenian nation. He also congratulated U.S. President Donald Trump and referred to America as an 'ideal of a free world.' The event was attended by several Slovenian ministers and U.S. Ambassador Asel K. Roberts.
Slovenia detects a dangerous pest again this year, help will be needed to control it
The Slovenian authorities have confirmed the discovery of a Japanese beetle at the Tepanje Jug rest area on the motorway. This is the first detection of this invasive species in Slovenia this year. The beetle was found in a pheromone trap set up for monitoring and early detection. It is likely that the beetle arrived via a vehicle from northern Italy, where the species is already widespread. Authorities first detected the beetle in Slovenia in late 2024 at the Lukovica and Barje rest areas. Due to repeated findings last year, they established restricted zones for eradication efforts. They plan
Only one European airport on the list of 2026's most beautiful airports (PHOTO)
The organization Prix Versailles has announced the seven best airports in the world for 2026. Among them is the new Terminal 3 at Frankfurt Airport in Germany, which is the only European representative on the list. The selection was based on architectural quality, natural lighting, and design inspired by urban streets and shopping areas. The article highlights the evolving role of airports as spaces for rest, dining, and shopping, in addition to their traditional function as transit hubs.