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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.
How do the lettering of this year's finalists for the comic prize sound in theatrical interpretations?
The article discusses the scripts of this year's finalists for the Kresnik Award in acting, noting that the Literary Night program has dedicated five episodes to presenting them.
I think they could put a statue of me in my homeland.
The article discusses Eloy Room's performance as a goalkeeper during a match where Ecuador scored 28 shots, with 15 directed at the goal, but only managed to score one against Kurasava. Room had an outstanding evening and nearly matched the record for the most saves at World Cup matches.
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.
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
The Radiant Van
The article announces the release of 'The Radiant Van,' an art catalog produced as part of the international CANEMORTO project. It features work by three anonymous Italian artists known as Txakurra, presented through rich photographic documentation. The catalog was published by the Bologna-based publisher Bruno. The text includes contributions from curator Antonio Grulli, who provides insight into the artists and the broader CANEMORTO project. Jani Pirnat, curator of Gallery Vžigalica, situates the CANEMORTO exhibition within the gallery's program focused on contemporary painting. Matjaž Brulc
Stevanović demands his resignation Mesca, Left: The best defense is a good offense
Zoran Stevanović, leader of the Resni.ca party, has called for the resignation of Minister Luka Mesec, accusing him of systemic corruption and failure to address issues at the Ministry of Labour. Stevanović claims that Mesec was aware of fraudulent activities involving the company SSI Schaefer and failed to act, even allowing the falsification of documents. He also criticizes Mesec for not fulfilling his duties despite promises. In response, Mesec stated that the actions described by Stevanović are foreign to the Left Party's values, emphasizing their commitment to community welfare over self.
Two speakers at the national celebration: Janša and the President
The article discusses the decision to have two speakers at the state celebration commemorating Slovenia's independence—President Nataša Pirc Musar and Prime Minister Janez Janša. According to Sebastian Jeretic, director of the government communication office, this choice aims to emphasize national unity and the shared identity of Slovenians despite differences. The decision was made by the coordination committee for state celebrations, with Jelko Kacin stating that it reflects the desire of most Slovenians for representatives of the highest institutions to speak together.
Luca Guadagnino has lost Amazon funding for his Sam Altman film.
The film 'Artificial,' directed by Luca Guadagnino, has lost support from Amazon MGM, which had previously partnered with OpenAI in February 2026. The film, which dramatizes events at OpenAI in November 2023 involving the unexpected removal and subsequent return of CEO Sam Altman, was nearly completed but now faces uncertainty regarding its production. It is unclear whether another production studio will take over.
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
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.
Pigeon commented on Slovenia's drop in the IMD ranking and the new government's statement
Robert Golob, leader of the Freedom Movement and former prime minister, commented on Slovenia's drop in the IMD competitiveness ranking and the new government's statement. He emphasized distinguishing between concrete data and survey responses. Slovenia fell three places to 49th out of 70 countries this year, with the biggest decline in governmental efficiency. The IMD report evaluates countries' ability to maintain environments supporting business competitiveness, based on 262 indicators across four pillars: economic success, governmental efficiency, business efficiency, and infrastructure. A
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
With MMC at the David Byrne concert in Pula
The article announces that David Byrne will perform at the Pula Arena on June 28, 2026, as part of his 'Who is the Sky?' tour. It mentions that tickets are being gifted twice, and provides background information on Byrne's career, including his time with Talking Heads, his solo work, and his new album 'Who is the Sky?', which includes a single titled 'T-Shirt'. The article also notes that Byrne has won multiple awards, such as an Oscar, Golden Globe, Grammy, and Tony.
They just opened it, and the ceiling's already ripped.
In a newly built prison facility in Dobrunja, part of the ceiling collapsed in one of the training center rooms on June 4. According to the Ministry of Justice, two modular panels fell from the ceiling, but the supporting structure remained undamaged. One employee was lightly injured during the incident. The new Minister of Justice, Mihael Zupančič, visited the site immediately after the accident and met with the injured employee. Preliminary findings suggest the collapse might have been caused by a curtain rod, though the exact reason is still under investigation. The ministry, which is also
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.
eKnjiga, a new portal for the digital preservation of the Slovenian written heritage under the auspices of the NUK
The National and University Library (NUK) has launched the eKnjiga project, which provides a new digital platform for managing and preserving Slovenia's written heritage. The initiative aims to streamline processes related to publishing, offering a centralized system for publishers and improving access to information. The project was presented at an event attended by Culture Minister Ignacija Fridl Jarc.
If Fehtar's uncles told stories, they wrote one themselves.
The band Fehtarji performed their third studio album 'Strici so mi povedali' live for the first time at a concert in Ljubljana's Križanke. The event marked a new chapter in the group's musical journey, featuring a carefully crafted performance with set design, costume changes, dance elements, and guest musicians. The concert was described as more than just a music show, creating an immersive experience for the audience.
A man in Maribor shot a woman because of a disagreement.
A man in Maribor shot his former female partner during an argument stemming from their long-term separation. The incident occurred on June 19, 2026, when police responded to a call from the man, who had previously been involved with the woman. Upon arriving at the couple's apartment, officers found both individuals dead. The man was identified as the perpetrator, and it was determined that the conflict arose from their disagreements related to their breakup. This marks the first case of murder this year in the Maribor Police District.
Due to lack of funds, no race for the World Cup.
The annual Velika Nagrada Kranja cycling race has been canceled for 2026 due to a lack of financial resources. The organizers, Kranj Cycling Club, stated that despite extensive efforts and multiple meetings to find solutions, they were unable to secure funding at the level required for an international event under the UCI category. This decision was described as particularly difficult given the race's 57-year history of continuity even during economic crises and the COVID-19 pandemic.
The victory of the Americans and the Australians is already moving forward
The article reports on the upcoming match between the United States and Australia in Group D of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Both teams have won their first matches and are advancing to the knockout stage. The U.S. team is concerned about the injury status of Christian Pulisic, while Australia's coach Tony Popovic acknowledges the challenge posed by the Americans, whether Pulisic plays or not. The match will be broadcast on TV Slovenija 2.
The Russian army attacked ships in the Black Sea, and an eight-year-old girl died in the Russian attack on the city of Pavlograd.
Russian forces attacked ships in the Black Sea, resulting in one death and five injuries on a Panamanian-flagged vessel, and three injuries on another ship under the flag of Saint Kitts and Nevis. Additionally, an eight-year-old girl died and one person was injured during a Russian attack on the Ukrainian city of Pavlograd. The Ukrainian government criticized Russia for conducting a war against freedom of navigation, international trade, and global food security.
The beloved MMS will kick off on the Fourth of July with Lorella and Maria linking up for the 13th time.
The 45th edition of the Melodije morja in sonca (MMS) music festival will take place on July 4th at the Auditorium Portorož. The event will be hosted by Lorella Flego and Mario Galunič, who have taken on this role thirteen times before. A total of 14 new songs will compete for audience approval and awards. Both hosts expressed enthusiasm for the festival, highlighting its unique energy and significance in Slovenian music culture.
The President and the Prime Minister at the celebration to prove that we are one country
The article discusses Slovenia's upcoming state celebration marking 35 years of independence and sovereignty. The event aims to emphasize unity and national cohesion, with both President Nataša Pirc Musar and Prime Minister Janez Janša scheduled to speak at the ceremony. According to Sebastian Jeretic, director of the government communication office, the celebration seeks to honor those who fought for independence and to remind future generations of the importance of national unity. The organizers hope to demonstrate that despite differences, Slovenia remains a single nation and people.
Marinblu: Rozani Šuštar one year and eight months suspended, her son Tim six months
Rozana Šuštar and her son Tim Šuštar were sentenced by the Koper District Court for their involvement in the Marinblu case. Rozana received a conditional prison sentence of one year and eight months with a three-year probation period and a fine of €3,000 for violating workers' rights and forging business documents. Tim was given a six-month conditional prison sentence with a one-year probation period and a €1,000 fine for assisting his mother. The company Marinblu was also fined €10,000. All parties involved agreed to the sentences.
The modern chamber opera Aida liberated opens the program of the New York Amphitheater
The modern chamber opera 'Aida Osvobojena' premiered at the Novo Mesto Amphitheater. The production reimagines Verdi's classic by focusing on the human aspects of the characters and their emotional depth, rather than the grandeur of the original. It was previously shown in Switzerland and Italy and is part of a European co-production between Opera Grand Avignon and Piccolo Opera Festival.
Thursday's storm flooded several buildings in Postojna and Gorenja villages.
Heavy rainfall caused flooding in several buildings in Postojna and Gorenja Vas on Thursday afternoon. The rain led to flooded schools, residential and commercial properties, and even affected the fire station in Gorenja Vas. Local authorities reported between 60 and 80 liters per square meter of rainfall within 30 minutes, leading to multiple basement floods and roof damage. Firefighters had to pump out stormwater from healthcare facilities and monitored 24 incidents overall. A heat warning has been issued, with high temperatures expected to persist through next week.
Hurt will play for Cedevito Olimpija at least until the 2026/27 season.
American basketball player Matthew Hurt has signed an extension with Cedevita Olimpija, ensuring he will remain with the team at least until the end of the 2026/27 season. Hurt joined the team in January 2026 and quickly became a key player, contributing significantly to the team's performance in the second half of the season. However, his season was cut short due to a knee injury suffered during the first game of the national championship finals against Krka. Coach Zvezdan Mitrović expressed satisfaction with the contract extension, noting Hurt's successful integration into the team. In the 2
The shooting of the short film My First Abortion directed by Hannah Koselj Marušič has been completed
The filming of the short film 'Moj prvi splav' by director Hannah Koselj Marušič has been completed. The film explores the personal and political aspects of medical abortion, blending realism with poetic elements. It contrasts the sterile environment of a hospital with the vulnerable presence of nature. The film was produced by Vertigo and co-produced by Croatian production More Magnets. It received financial support from the Slovenian Film Center and the Croatian Audiovisual Center.
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 (
After the vote on the migration legislation, MEPs on the right shouted: "Send them back!"
The European Parliament has approved a new migration policy aimed at increasing the deportation of undocumented individuals. Right-wing members of parliament celebrated the decision with applause and chants of 'Send them back!' The regulation represents the most significant tightening of migration policy in the EU in recent decades. Critics, including human rights organizations like Amnesty International and 16 UN experts, have condemned the measures as 'absurd, harsh, and discriminatory,' warning they could violate international human rights standards. The policy allows for detaining people未经
Cancer on better times in Autumn: "Then we have the good old derbies again"
Matjaž Rakovec, the new and returning president of the Slovenian Ice Hockey Association, has been elected for his fifth term. He expressed optimism about the future of Jesenice ice hockey, stating that the club is on the right path with new leadership under Gregor Goričar and the integration of young players from HDD Jesenice. Rakovec emphasized that while progress won't happen overnight, the goal is to bring Jesenice ice hockey up to the level of Olimpija, which has recently performed strongly in international competitions.
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.
Scottish cheerleaders in Boston bars have emptied out all their hops.
Scottish football fans flooded Boston, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere but also causing concern among locals due to the large consumption of beer. The fans, known for their distinctive attire including tartan kilts and blue jerseys, were part of the Tartan Army group. Their presence led to significant beer sales at local bars before Scotland's first World Cup win since 1990.
Marvin Cuni is in the Olympics attack.
NK Olimpija Ljubljana has signed Marvin Çuni, a forward from Rubin Kazan, on a loan deal for the upcoming season. Çuni previously played in Italy with Sampdoria and Bari, scoring two goals and providing one assist in 33 matches. He began his career with Bayern Munich's youth teams but never made it to the first team. Çuni also represented Albania at the senior level, making his debut against Bulgaria in October 2023. He will wear the number 17 jersey for Olimpija.
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
From Berlusconi to digital platforms RAI's role in Italian society
The article discusses the role of RAI, Italy's public broadcasting service, over the past 70 years, highlighting its historical significance as an educational institution during post-war reconstruction. It mentions RAI's monopoly before commercial television emerged and its influence in promoting literacy and uniting Italian society through programming such as 'Nikoli ni prepozno.' Experts like Paolo Poggio and Carlo Freccero are cited to emphasize RAI's impact on education and national identity.
Renovation of the main temple: The western wing of the Parthenon in Athens again has a perfect silhouette
The western wing of the Parthenon in Athens has been restored with added marble to complete its silhouette. The Greek government began restoring the Parthenon in 1975, addressing damage caused by wars, weather, and looting. The restoration includes replacing missing parts of the roof and supporting columns. The work marks an important step in the long-term preservation of the Acropolis. Most sculptures on the western pediment remain missing.
Also in Koper against the construction of the gas terminal, Luka Koper to present to the council the development plans
The City Council of Koper has expressed opposition to the construction of gas terminals in the Tržaški zaliv area, even though Luka Koper has denied plans for such a project. The council requested that Luka Koper present its development plans, emphasizing the need to assess potential impacts on quality of life, safety, and health. Mayor Aleš Bržan stated that Luka Koper, as an important economic entity, must develop while respecting environmental considerations. Svetnik Alan Medveš from the Left emphasized the importance of managing natural space responsibly and noted that Luka Koper will have
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
EU budget disagreements over agriculture and cohesion policy
The European Union leaders have begun discussions on the proposed long-term budget for 2028–2034, which is expected to amount to €2.3 trillion. The initial compromise proposal, prepared by Cyprus, has been criticized by both net contributors and recipients of EU funds. The proposal allocates more resources to agriculture and cohesion policy at the expense of support for research and innovation, which has frustrated countries aiming to compete technologically with China and the U.S. Netherlands, a net contributor, expressed dissatisfaction with the current proposal, while Spain, a net recipient
Refreshment breaks are raising dust, angry fans too
The FIFA World Cup 2026 has introduced 'refresh breaks'—three-minute pauses during matches to allow players to rest and hydrate. These breaks have sparked significant fan dissatisfaction, with audible protests such as whistling and referee whistle sounds occurring during several matches. The European Football Union (UEFA) has confirmed it will not implement similar breaks in its competitions. Fans expressed strong discontent during games like Canada vs. Qatar and Czech Republic vs. South Africa, where the interruptions were more noticeable.
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
Samantha Harvey: In orbit around the earth
The article discusses British author Samantha Harvey's novel 'Orbital,' which won the prestigious Booker Prize in 2024. The book is noted for its brevity (140 pages) and unique narrative style, focusing on life aboard an international space station with six astronauts from five countries. The piece highlights the novel's thematic elements, including love letters to Earth and reflections on individual and collective human values.
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,
Tanja Lažetić: It seems to me that only now as an artist can I really lie
The article provides an overview of Tanja Lažetić, a prominent Slovenian visual artist known for her work across various mediums including photography, ceramics, video, installation, performance, and painting. It highlights her educational background, exhibitions at significant domestic and international venues, and her inclusion in notable public collections. The article also announces an upcoming exhibition titled 'Laž' at the City Gallery Ljubljana, curated by Barbara Sterle Vurnik.
Canada vs Qatar World Cup: 3 goals for David, 2 red cards, 1 injured Kone
In a highly contentious Group B World Cup match between Canada and Qatar, Canada defeated Qatar 6-0, marking their first-ever World Cup win. The game was marked by two red cards for Qatar, an injury to Qatar's midfielder Ismael Kone, and post-match altercations between players. Canada's Jonathan David scored a hat-trick, while Cyle Larin and Nathan Saliba also contributed goals, along with an own goal by Qatar. The victory positions Canada strongly for advancement in the tournament.
The high Canadian victory spoiled the horrifying injury to the horse
Mexico secured a victory in Group A with a decisive goal by Luis Romo in the 50th minute against South Korea. Mexico had previously defeated South Africa 2-0 in the first round, while South Korea beat Czech Republic 2-1. The match was relatively quiet in the first half before Mexico capitalized on a defensive error by South Korean goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu. South Korea had chances to equalize later in the game but failed to convert them.
Commission: Naomi Campbell is not fit to run a charity
The UK Charity Commission has ruled that Naomi Campbell is 'completely unsuitable' to lead the charity Fashion for Relief due to poor management and misuse of funds. The organization, which no longer operates, was founded by Campbell in 2015 with the aim of fighting poverty through fundraising events such as glamorous fashion magazines. The commission found that the charity lacked sufficient funds and that Campbell failed in her duties as trustee. She has been banned from leading charities for five years but appealed the decision.
New complication, talks between the US and Iran canceled
The planned talks between the United States and Iran at the Swiss airport Burgenstock have been canceled, according to the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The meeting was intended to mark the beginning of discussions on implementing an agreement signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkan aimed at ending the war in the Middle East. According to Reuters, the cancellation occurred shortly after the White House announced that U.S. Vice President JD Vance had withdrawn from the planned visit, where he would have met with Iranian negotiators. The canceled talks,
New Town: The Mayor welcomes the best pupils and pupils of the New Town primary schools
The mayor of the City Municipality of Novo mesto, mag. Gregor Macedoni, hosted an event on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, where he awarded the top-performing students and athletes from elementary schools in the municipality. The most successful school in terms of sports was Osnovna šola Grm, while Osnovna šola Bršljin was recognized for academic excellence. The mayor congratulated the students on their achievements and thanked mentors, teachers, and parents for their contributions. He emphasized that success comes from hard work, research, training, and overcoming challenges, highlighting values such
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.
Extend the life of GO! 2025
The municipal council of Nova Gorica has approved an amendment to extend the operations of the public institution GO!2025 until June 30 of next year. However, they have not yet finalized a decision on how the Cultural House will manage the heritage of the European Capital of Culture. The mayor called for a special session to revisit the proposal, aiming to expedite the selection of the Cultural House director. Council members emphasized the need to treat the heritage management as an investment in tourism, culture, and hospitality.
For the first time in more than a year, EU leaders united in support of Ukraine
At the recent European Union summit in Brussels, leaders of all 27 member states agreed on continued support for Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression for the first time since December 2024. This agreement was previously blocked by Hungary’s former Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has since been succeeded by Peter Magyar. The summit also included plans to extend sanctions against various sectors of the Russian economy for an additional 12 months instead of six.
On The Sweet Spot, a diverse selection of new rock, Americana and contemporary, author-oriented music
The article discusses an episode of the radio show 'The Sweet Spot' on Radio Si, which features new rock, American, and contemporary, author-oriented music. It highlights various artists such as Ringo Starr, The Lemon Twigs, Claypool Lennon Delirium, Jon Spencer, and Hiss Golden Messenger, focusing on their latest albums and musical styles.
Iran is going to complain to FIFA about the mistreatment of the US authorities
The Iranian national football team has expressed dissatisfaction with the treatment they received during the 2026 World Cup, specifically regarding travel restrictions imposed by U.S. authorities. The team trained in Tijuana, Mexico, and requested permission to travel to Los Angeles two days before their match against Belgium. However, the request was denied by American officials, despite the team's explanation that this would allow players sufficient time to acclimate, train, and complete preparations.
Residents of Sotla warn that after the removal of the border fence, dangerous particles remain in nature
Residents of Bizeljsko are warning that after the removal of the border fence with Croatia, dangerous remnants of the fence remain in nature, posing risks to animals and agricultural machinery. The Ministry claims the area has been cleaned, but residents report finding sharp fragments of the former fence. Some parts of the fence were not fully removed, leaving behind hazardous pieces.
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.
Less well-known rules in the event of a road accident abroad
The article discusses the complexities of handling traffic accidents abroad, particularly when the responsible driver is from outside the European Union. It highlights differences in procedures between countries and emphasizes the importance of understanding local rules. Eva Škrinjar from Zavarovalnica Triglav explains that claims are easier to process if the at-fault driver is from the EU, EEA, or Switzerland, but more complicated if they are from outside this system.
Cycling tour of picturesque castles in the Slovenian Gorizia
The article discusses cycling tourism in the Slovenian Alps, highlighting the development of over 80 kilometers of cycling routes and the completion of a 60-km regional cycling network by ten municipalities in 2023. It mentions electric bike rentals available in Lenart at a low cost and features local officials promoting the region's appeal to cyclists. The piece includes quotes from a representative at the tourist information center, emphasizing the growing popularity of the area among both domestic and international visitors.
How does marriage affect your health?
The article discusses the impact of legal marriage on health, citing research that suggests married individuals have better cardiovascular health, lower stress levels, and improved mental well-being. It highlights how a stable partnership can contribute to longer life expectancy and reduced risk of serious illnesses such as heart disease and cancer. The text references analyses of millions of medical records and emphasizes the role of a spouse as an informal caregiver.
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.
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
Pea: Competition is the best cure for zero interest on savings
The article discusses the impact of the European Central Bank raising interest rates after three years, highlighting that while loan rates have increased, deposit rates at Slovenian banks remain low. Financial analyst Andraž Grahek warns that this could lead to competition from foreign digital banks offering better terms. The article references the National Bank of Slovenia and mentions that some Slovenians have already moved their funds abroad due to more favorable conditions.
At 0:00, Canada will take on Qatar.
Canada played against Qatar in their opening match of the 2026 World Cup. Canada scored first through Cyle Larin in the 16th minute. The match took place in Vancouver on June 19 at midnight. Canada's coach Jesse Marsch made several substitutions, including Alphonso Davies who returned from injury but did not play the full 90 minutes. Qatar surprised Switzerland with an early goal by Buale Kuki in the fourth minute of added time during their previous match. Qatar, led by manager Julen Lopetegui, failed to qualify from the group stage in the last World Cup.
The New York Knicks have accepted the president's invitation to the White House after winning the title.
New York Knicks owner James Dolan has accepted an invitation from President Donald Trump to visit the White House after the team won the NBA championship. This will be the first visit by an NBA champion team during Trump's second term. The visit is expected to take place in the near future, though details such as which players will attend have not yet been finalized. Trump, a longtime fan of the Knicks and personal friend of Dolan, attended a recent game in Madison Square Garden.
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.
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 Slovenes have not yet tasted the joy of victory in Tivoli.
The Slovenian table tennis players have yet to win at the WTT Star Contender tournament in Ljubljana. Darko Jorgić and Deni Kožul lost their first-round match against Chinese opponents with a score of 2:3. The pair had strong moments but made errors in the deciding set, allowing their Chinese opponents to secure the victory. Jorgić expressed disappointment, noting they made too many mistakes despite playing well overall. He will face Taiwanese player Hung Jing-Kai in his next singles match.
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.
The legendary Ivanka Mežan celebrates her 100th birthday, and she was congratulated by Janez Janša
The article celebrates the 100th birthday of renowned Slovenian actress Ivanka Mežan. It mentions that Prime Minister Janez Janša congratulated her on social media, praising her contributions to Slovenian culture and noting her lasting impact on generations of artists. The article provides background information on Mežan's career, including her debut in 1944, her education at the Academy of Dramatic Art in Ljubljana, and her long-standing association with the Ljubljana Drama Theatre until 1979. It also notes her continued activity after retirement and her performances at various theaters.
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
In Maribor, there's also Christian Czech and Tina Sutej, and the sensational Ziva Remic...
The article reports on Slovenia's top athletes competing at the national championships in Maribor. It highlights Kristjan Čeh, an European discus champion, who recently achieved 69.35 meters at a meet in Estonia. Čeh discusses his training regimen, including participation in shot put to break the monotony of discus training. He also mentions his goals for the upcoming European Championships in Birmingham. The article also notes Tina Šutej's participation and other notable athletes.
As Chief of Staff of the Ministry of Interior, Grah Lazar will have access to top-secret information.
The article reports that Petra Grah Lazar, former director of the National Investigative Office (NPU) and now head of the cabinet at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Public Administration, was investigated by the State Prosecution for alleged disclosure of classified information and abuse of her position. The prosecution clarified that the investigation into her was discontinued not because there was no basis for suspicion, but due to an error in the information provided regarding the dismissal of the criminal charge.
Janša for a more active role for the European Union in the Middle East peace process
Prime minister Janez Janša stated that the European Union needs to take a more active role in calming tensions in the Middle East, particularly in Lebanon. He emphasized that while the EU has been somewhat supportive in recent efforts to deescalate conflicts between the US, Israel, and Iran, it must now play a stronger role in Lebanon. Janša highlighted the recent support provided to the Lebanese army through the European Peace Facility (EPF), worth €100 million, as an example of progress. He argued that strengthening the Lebanese military would allow Lebanon to maintain sovereignty over its领土
The reading society: An integrated approach by the government to developing a reading culture
The Reading Society of Slovenia has called on the government to take a comprehensive, interregional, and strategic approach to developing reading culture. In an open letter, they argue that books are losing their place in family environments and school libraries lack funding. The society emphasizes that library collections do not keep pace with scientific, professional, and literary developments nor do they appeal to today’s youth in terms of content or language. They urge the government to recognize reading as a fundamental tool for educational processes and lifelong learning, to prepare a(n)
Russia and ASEAN strengthen strategic cooperation on energy and trade
Russia and ASEAN member states have agreed to strengthen strategic cooperation in energy, trade, agriculture, transportation, logistics, science, technology, artificial intelligence, tourism, and innovative production. The agreement includes commitments to diversify energy supply through long-term contracts for oil, liquefied natural gas, and electricity, including collaboration on energy transition, renewable energy, and nuclear energy. Russia emphasized its experience in energy production and supply.
The SDS and the Left as the Salama Discount, SDS before Freedom
The article discusses the decline in support for the Freedom Party (Svoboda), led by former Prime Minister Robert Golob, following the Black Cube affair, where he allegedly used intelligence services to spread accusations against the SDS during the election campaign. A public opinion survey by Mediana indicates that the SDS, now in power after forming a new coalition, has overtaken Svoboda in popularity. The article also notes that smaller leftist parties, SD and Levica, have seen their support drop due to polarization, which they themselves contributed to in order to prevent an SDS victory.
After Ivan, Tusha came to Celje.
NK Celje has announced the signing of Veton Tusha, a 23-year-old winger from Kosovo's Drita club, for a contract until June 2029. Tusha previously played for clubs such as Kacanik, Vardar, Denizlispor, and Termalica in Poland before returning to Kosovo with Ballkani, where he won two consecutive league titles. He also had a stint with Dinamo City in Albania. This is the second reinforcement for Celje this summer, following the arrival of Matic Ivanšek, who signed a three-year deal with the club.
EU leaders welcomed the start of accession negotiations with Ukraine
Leaders of the European Union have welcomed the start of accession negotiations with Ukraine. The first of six negotiation chapters was officially opened, marking a significant step toward Ukraine's potential membership in the EU. President of the European Council Antonio Costa emphasized this as a historic week for Ukraine, noting support from all 27 EU member states as well as international partners like the United States, Canada, Japan, and the United Kingdom. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen also praised Ukraine's progress in implementing reforms and expressed hope that more of谈判的
Elephants against Germany for visa waiver of a member of the first eleven
Elye Wahi, a player for the Ivory Coast national football team, was denied a visa to enter Canada for a World Cup qualifier against Germany. The Ivorian Football Federation stated they had not yet obtained administrative permission for his entry but did not specify the reason for the visa denial. Wahi is the second player at this year's World Cup to face visa issues, following Ghana's Thomas Partey, who faced allegations of sexual assault in England. Additionally, French police have questioned Wahi over alleged match-fixing during a Ligue 1 game involving Nice. The French league has filed a投诉,
Cancer receives fifth consecutive mandate, long-term goal of the SP organization 2032
At the annual general meeting of the Slovenian Ice Hockey Association, Matjaž Rakovec was re-elected as president for his fifth consecutive term, spanning 2026–2030. Rakovec emphasized the successful work of the association in previous terms, the strong ice hockey infrastructure in Slovenia, and collaboration with clubs. He also mentioned challenges such as major club competitions and infrastructure development, including a new arena in Kranj which will take several years to complete. The meeting confirmed Rakovec's leadership with unanimous support from delegates. Miho Butaro and Gregor Gorič
The golden lyre of Tuchel to the Maribor Chamber Choir by Hugo Wolf
The Maribor Chamber Choir Hugo Wolf won the major prize at the 17th international competition 'Golden Linden Tree' in Croatia. They also received a special award for contemporary music. Dora Ožvald was named the best soloist. The choir, led by vocal pedagogue Aleš Marčič and young conductor Mete Podlesnik Marčič, consists of 40 singers. Two other Slovenian choirs, Ljubljana Vocal Academy and Mixed Choir Prosavus from Trbovlje, were among the six finalists. Ljubljana Vocal Academy received a special recognition for the best program selection, while Prosavus got an award for the best performance
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
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
This summer in Goriška will be full of cinematic experiences
The article discusses summer cinema events planned along the Soča River in the Goriška region of Slovenia. It highlights the 'Potujoči kino Soča' (Soča Traveling Cinema) project, which has expanded over several seasons into a recognizable network of open-air film screenings. The initiative includes new locations such as Breginj, Trenta, and Srednje in Venetia. The article mentions the collaboration between Kinoatelje (Cinema Studio) and partners to provide diverse cinematic experiences for all generations and film genres. Mateja Zorn, head of programming at Kinoatelje, emphasized the cultural,
In response to the OECD's warning, the WHO reiterated that Christmas was a "populist measure"
The Obrtno-podjetniška zbornica Slovenije (OZS) has reiterated its stance that the mandatory Christmas bonus introduced by the previous government was a populist measure aimed at gaining political points rather than being based on economic facts. This comes after the OECD warned the government to reconsider the retention of the mandatory bonus. The OZS emphasized that the bonus should reflect employee performance and business success, but it loses its motivational value when mandated by law regardless of individual contributions.