Novo Mesto

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...

Slovenia Begins Decentralisation, Moves Ministry HQ to Maribor

The Slovenian Ministry of Local Self-Government, Cohesion and Regional Development has officially moved its headquarters from Ljubljana to Maribor, becoming the first ministry in the country’s history...

End of an Era: Renault Clio Production Concludes in Slovenia

Renault has officially ended production of the Clio at its Revoz plant in Novo Mesto, bringing to a close one of the most significant chapters in...

Tour of Slovenia Celebrates Another Successful Edition

The 32nd edition of the Tour of Slovenia concluded on 21 June after five days of racing across the country, once again bringing international attention to...

Slovenia’s Housing Market Continues an Upward Climb

Housing prices in Slovenia continued their long-running upward trend in 2025, with the country’s Statistical Office revising annual residential property price growth from 5.8% to 7.4%....

Slovenia Ended 2025 With Solid Economic Growth

Slovenia’s economy grew by 1.1% in real terms in 2025, with seasonally-adjusted GDP rising 0.9% for the year and a stronger 1.6% in the...

Slovenia Establishes Fourth Public University, This One Is in Novo Mesto

Slovenia’s National Assembly has unanimously approved the establishment of a new public university in Novo Mesto, marking the country’s fourth state-funded higher education institution....

Slovenia: A Must-Visit Travel Destination for 2026

Slovenia has been singled out by National Geographic as one of the world’s standout travel destinations for 2026, earning a place on the magazine’s...

Slovenian Parliament Approves Weapons Amnesty Bill

Slovenia’s National Assembly has passed a weapons amnesty bill in a near-unanimous vote, allowing owners of illegal firearms and ammunition to hand them over...

Slovenian Parliament Passes New Police Powers Legislation

The law, backed by a broad cross-party majority, significantly expands police authority in designated “security-risk areas,” enabling photo, video, and audio surveillance when lives...

Employment in North Macedonia’s Industrial Sector Falls 2.9% in September

The number of employees in North Macedonia’s industrial sector declined by 2.9% in September 2026 compared with the same...

Humanoid Robots Made in Serbia

Chinese manufacturers Minth and AGIBOT have launched humanoid robot production in Šabac, opening a new chapter for Serbia's industrial...

Croatian Self-Driving Cars Take to British Roads

From Zagreb to Manchester, Croatian mobility company Verne is helping bring autonomous taxis to European streets, challenging the assumption...

Adria’s Invisible Global Footprint

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

The Next Test for Mate Rimac

The Croatian entrepreneur built a global reputation by challenging the automotive establishment. Now, with Porsche departing, BMW adopting his...
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