Unreported Europe Is freedom of the press at threat in Slovenia? Are journalists being censored and intimidated in Slovenia? The Prime Minister of the next country to hold the Presidency of the European Council has come under fire for waging a war on the media. Journalists, the authorities, and citizens tell their stories about press freedom in the country. 04/06/2021
Slovenia Slovenia's health minister steps down amid virus pandemic Slovenia’s health minister resigned after his party left the country's ruling centre-right coalition. 18/12/2020
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 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 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
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
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
the global conversation Slovenian philosopher Slavoy Zizek warns about "new invisible walls" Slavoy Zizek, a straight talking philosopher, spoke to Euronews in Ljubljana, Slovenia, for the Global Conversation 09/06/2016
Slovenia Slovenia becomes 11th EU nation to approve gay marriage The Slovenian Parliament has adopted by 51 to 28 votes a new law that authorises same-sex weddings 04/03/2015
Slovenia Slovenian government wins confidence vote Slovenia’s coalition government won a confidence vote in parliament on Friday, shoring up political backing for the euro zone member’s bid to avert 15/11/2013
Unreported Europe Slovenia - the next EU crisis ? Slovenia, once the economic poster child of the new EU countries, now finds itself in economic and political chaos. The government says Slovenia 14/06/2013
Unreported Europe Bonus interview: Sanjin Jasar Complete interview with one of the Slovenian citizen’s rights movement leaders, Sanjin Jasar from Maribor. 14/06/2013
Europe Slovenia's looming bail-out Resistance Day in Slovenia usually marks the country’s proud history of resisting invaders but this year, it doubled as a space for many to vent 16/05/2013
