Slovenia

Croatia and Slovenia Plan New Railway Connection

Croatia and Slovenia are developing plans for a new cross-border railway connection linking Ljubljana and Zagreb via...

Slovenian Drones Deliver Medicines and Vaccines to Remote Communities in Madagascar

Working with the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the company has established a drone-based delivery system that can reduce journeys that would otherwise take...

Slovenia’s Bidigital to Acquire Serbia’s Electronics Retailer Gigatron

The agreement was reached between Bidigital and Gigatron founder and CEO Vladan Janković. The transaction remains subject to approval by the relevant competition authorities....

Marta Kos Expects Serbia to Hand Over Yugoslav-Era Security Archives to Slovenia

European Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos has said she expects Serbia to hand over archives of former Yugoslav security services relating to Slovenia, as the...

Slovenia Appoints New Leadership to Bled Strategic Forum After 11 Years

The Bled Strategic Forum (BSF), Slovenia’s flagship foreign policy and diplomatic conference, is entering a new chapter with the appointment of diplomat Maša Šiftar...

Adria’s Invisible Global Footprint

From the technology behind global communications to medicines, automotive engineering and digital worlds, the seven countries of Adria have contributed far more to modern...

Beyond the AI Hype

Who's Actually Building the Adria Region's AI Economy? From cancer diagnostics and digital identity to industrial engineering and creative automation, companies across the Adria region...

Luka Zlatečan, CEO, SpaceGuardian

Space Isn’t Settled Yet

From a CASSINI Hackathon win to building software designed to prevent satellite collisions, SpaceGuardian CEO Luka Zlatečan believes Europe still has a chance to...

Peđa Bajović, stand-up comedian

Why Do You Say Balkans When You Mean Yugoslavia?

Peđa Bajović, Montenegrin-born, Serbian-raised, a Bosnian living in Croatia, Yugoslav leftover and stand-up comedian who has been trying to leave the profession for years When...

Slovenia’s Šutar Law Faces Calls for Reform One Year After Fatal Assault

Slovenia’s emergency Šutar Law is facing growing calls for reform, a year after the fatal assault of 48-year-old Aleš Šutar in Novo Mesto sparked...

Ljubljana Airport Adds Two Destinations for Winter Season

Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport will offer direct flights to 22 destinations operated by 18 airlines under its winter flight schedule, which began on 26...

Slovenia’s Constitutional Court Upholds Mandatory Christmas Bonus for Workers

Slovenia’s Constitutional Court has upheld the constitutionality of a mandatory Christmas bonus for workers, ruling that protecting employees’ financial security can justify restrictions on...

Slovenia Allows Hands-Off Driving With Approved Self-Driving Systems

The amendments to the Road Traffic Rules Act were adopted on 20 October by 49 votes to three. The changes align Slovenian traffic legislation...

Slovenian Authorities Uncover Major Illegal Cigarette Factory

The facility was discovered inside a former industrial complex during an investigation by Slovenia’s Financial Administration into businesses suspected of trading raw tobacco. Equipped...

Slovenia Seeks to Upgrade Vatican Agreement on Church-State Relations

Slovenia is considering an upgrade of its 2001 agreement with the Holy See governing relations between the Church and the state, Prime Minister Janez...