Slovenia Woman in Slovenia 'cuts off own hand with saw for insurance payout' A woman was arrested in Slovenia for fraud after cutting her hand off with a circular saw in a bid to land an insurance payout, police say. 12/03/2019
Slovenia A sandwich cost a Slovenian MP his job "I made a mistake," Darij Krajcic told Euronews. 15/02/2019
Slovenia Slovenia is first NATO state to appoint female army chief Major General Alenka Ermenc now leads the country's 7,500 troops. 28/11/2018
Slovenia Watch: Masked armed group in Slovenia pledges to ‘secure order’ Footage of an armed group being led through training drills by a fringe politician has sparked concern in Slovenia. 04/09/2018
Slovenia Watch: Slovenians gather to set Guinness World Record in scything Some 570 people gathered to participate in the event, with Slovenian President Borut Pahor also in attendance. 14/08/2018
Smart Regions How the most modern waste treatment centre changed Slovenia The RCERO the waste treatment centre in the Slovenian capital is the most modern and one of the largest in Europe. It handles the waste of 58 municipalities. 20/06/2018
Slovenia Slovenia faces coalition tussle after anti-immigrant party tops vote It's thought the Slovenia Democratic Party may struggle to find coalition partners for government, after it emerged as the largest party in Sunday's parliamentary election. 04/06/2018
Slovenia Slovenia polls open Nationalists forecast to perform well in elections brought on by Prime Minister's resignation 03/06/2018
Slovenia Anti-immigration party set to gain most votes in Slovenia Janez Janša, has seen an increase in support since hundreds of thousands of migrants crossed Slovenia to Western Europe two years ago. 02/06/2018
Slovenia Explained: Slovenia's election and Orban's populist influence What we know about the Slovenian elections, the popular populists leading the polls — and Hungarian PM Viktor Orban's influence on voters. 01/06/2018
Slovenia Donald Tusk on two-day visit to Slovenia Tusk is in the country ahead of an EU summit featuring Western Balkan leaders 07/05/2018
Slovenia Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar quits Miro Cerar steps down after the Supreme Court annuls the result of a referendum approving a 1-billion-euro railway project. 15/03/2018
business planet Business opportunities from outer space A Slovenian company is creating new business opportunities by optimizing data mined by the EU's Copernicus programme from outer space. 23/02/2018
Slovenia Migrant’s deportation threatens to topple Slovenia’s government Ahmad Shamieh faces expulsion despite being praised for his efforts to integrate. 22/11/2017
Slovenia Slovenia holds presidential election as Pahor eyes second term Voters are going to the polls on Sunday with incumbent Borut Pahor favourite to win a second term. 22/10/2017
Slovenia Slovenians’ hearts beat for Catalonia, but in their heads there is less binding them The former Yugoslav country knows what Catalonia is experiencing but superficial parallels between the two do not always hold up. 17/10/2017
Jewelry and Watches The Biggest Horological Advancement in Centuries? In their revolutionary Defy Lab, Zenith have really re-invented the (balance) wheel 06/10/2017
no comment Ptuj returns to Roman times Slovenia’s oldest town Ptuj steps back two millennia to revive its ancient past with the 10th Roman Games. The annual four day festival celebrates 19/08/2017
Slovenia Croatia rejects ruling in maritime dispute with Slovenia In a row that centres on the Bay of Piran, judges have granted Slovenia unhindered access to international waters in the Adriatic Sea 30/06/2017
futuris The robotics helping stroke patients regain balance Re-learning how to walk normally is an essential part of rehabilitation, especially for patients who have suffered a stroke. 15/05/2017
business planet The rebirth of construction waste in Slovenia This week on Business Planet we investigate how Slovenia is tackling construction and demolition waste, thanks to the European project REBIRTH. 07/04/2017
Sport Stefan Kraft wins ski jumping world cup title Stefan Kraft left it late to clinch his first overall ski jumping world cup title in the last race of the season. 26/03/2017
Sport Norway's jumpers take top honours at Planica Norway are celebrating two successive World Cup ski-jumping team wins after victory at Planica in Slovenia 25/03/2017
Sport Kraft edges closer to world ski jump crown Stefan Kraft's victory in Slovenia means he can win world title in the season's final competition on Sunday 24/03/2017
Sport Hirscher re-writes World Cup history books with sixth straight overall title Marcel Hirscher cemented his status as one of Alpine skiing’s all time greats after becoming the first skier in history to win a sixth successive overall World Cup… 04/03/2017
gravity Mikaela Shiffrin is back to winning ways Hello and welcome to Gravity, a weekly show that brings you up to date with the world of winter sports. 08/01/2017
