This week in Slovenia
International headlines for Slovenia this week focused on US foreign policy, with the indictment of Raúl Castro for a 1996 plane shootdown and the scaling back of US military presence in Europe sparking uncertainty among allies. Domestically, Slovenia celebrated World Bee Day, mourned computing pioneer Professor Janez Grad, and followed its national ice hockey team's performance at the World Championship, alongside reports of mixed financial results from insurance companies Triglav and Sava Re.
About Slovenia
Slovenia, a small yet geographically diverse Central European nation, captivates with its Julian Alps, Adriatic coastline, and extensive karst cave systems. Its vibrant culture and strong economy position it as a notable player in the region. The country maintains a small but pluralistic media market, where press freedom is constitutionally protected, fostering a diverse news landscape.
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Media landscape
Slovenia boasts a vibrant and diverse media environment, characterized by a small but pluralistic market where press freedom is constitutionally protected. The public service broadcaster plays a significant role alongside various private outlets.
To gain a comprehensive understanding, consult both major Slovenian-language outlets and English-language news sources like The Slovenia Times.
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Janša in Address: 'Many Have Overtaken Us Due to Policy of Exclusion'
- Prime Minister Janez Janša reflected on Slovenia's 35 years of independence, emphasizing the courage and unity of its people. - He acknowledged the nation's economic stagnation over the past 15 year…
TV series updates: "Takšno je življenje" returns, "V dobrem in slabem" takes a break, and Marilyn Monroe films unavailable online
- Television Slovenia will premiere the second season of the popular drama series "Takšno je življenje" (Such is Life) this autumn. - Pop TV announced that the Croatian series "V dobrem in slabem" (In…
Slovenian citizen loses 10,000 euros in sophisticated online crypto scam
- A Slovenian citizen lost 10,000 euros in an online scam after being convinced by a stranger over the phone that she had a profit on a crypto account. - The scammer sent a link that granted them acce…
Irish Internet Hotline Designated as 'Trusted Flagger' Under EU Digital Services Act
- The Irish Internet Hotline has been designated a "Trusted Flagger" under the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) by Comisiún na Meán. - As a Trusted Flagger, the hotline will have its reports on illegal…
Slovenia Joins EU Push to Lower Bear Protection Status Amid Coexistence Concerns
- Slovenia joined Romania's initiative to lower the protection status of bears in Europe, citing an uncontrollable population that makes coexistence impossible. - Agriculture Minister Janez Cigler Kra…
First Slovenian to race at 24 Hours of Spa: Kastelic faces career-defining challenge against Valentino Rossi
- Mark Kastelic will become the first Slovenian to compete in the 24 Hours of Spa, a prestigious GT3 endurance race. - The 18-year-old driver faces a challenging circuit known for its demanding nature…
Slovenian Finance Committee Rejects Referendum on Economic Intervention Law
- Slovenia's Finance Committee rejected a referendum on an intervention law aimed at economic development. - The committee supported the view that a request for constitutional review of the decision n…
Europe: Powerless and Lacking Credibility in the Middle East
- The EU has been internally divided and ineffective in its policy toward the Middle East conflict since Hamas's attack on Israel and the subsequent Gaza crisis. - Despite some member states advocatin…
Cerkno secures funding for new sports park, opening in July
- The municipality of Cerkno has secured 85,000 euros in funding from the Fund for Sport for the development of a new sports park. - The project was highly rated for its quality, social benefit, and a…
Croatia edges Panama for crucial win, Modrić reaches milestone
- Croatia secured a crucial 1-0 victory against Panama in their second World Cup match. - Ante Budimir scored the winning goal in the 54th minute. - Captain Luka Modrić celebrated his 200th appearance…
Slovenia Marks 35 Years of Statehood with Dual-Speaker National Celebration
- Slovenia is celebrating its 35th anniversary of statehood with various ceremonies. - The main state celebration in Ljubljana will feature two speakers: President Nataša Pirc Musar and Prime Minister…
Poor Indoor Air Quality, Especially CO2, Can Worsen Headaches
- Headaches are the sixth most common cause of healthy life years lost globally, with over 90% of cases linked to migraines. - Poor indoor air quality, including high CO2 levels and particulate matter…
Slovenia launches preparations for 2028 Los Angeles Olympics
- The Olympic Committee of Slovenia (OKS) launched its preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics, emphasizing support for athletes and promoting Olympic values. - OKS President Franjo Bobi…
Austrian faces death penalty in Saudi Arabia for Mecca knife attack
- An Austrian citizen is on trial in Saudi Arabia for a knife attack in Mecca in March 2024, allegedly carried out in the name of the Islamic State. - The 21-year-old faces a potential death sentence,…
Slovenia Appoints New State Secretaries at Economy and Environment Ministries
- Slovenia's government appointed Leon Korošec as a third state secretary at the Ministry of Economy, and Iztok Slatinšek as a second state secretary at the Ministry of Environment. - Korošec brings 2…
Ghana's 33 million lions ready to challenge England's three
- England faces Ghana in their second match of the World Cup, entering as clear favorites after a 4-2 win over Croatia. - Ghana secured a late winning goal against Panama in their opening game. - Ghan…
Hiroshima survivor's memoir to become feature film
- A memoir written nearly 80 years ago about the horrors of Hiroshima after the atomic bombing will be turned into a feature film. - The film, produced by Donald Rosenfeld, is set to begin shooting in…
Vilharjeva cesta closed until July 4 due to construction
- Vilharjeva cesta in Ljubljana will be closed to all traffic from June 24 to July 4 due to ongoing construction projects. - The closure affects the area around the Bežigrad district, the main train s…
Los Angeles Lakers Add Analyst Ahead of NBA Draft
- The Los Angeles Lakers have hired Dominic Samangy as a basketball analyst. - Samangy previously worked with the New Orleans Pelicans, contributing to in-game adjustments and player development repor…
Slovenia: Problems Easier to List Than Praises, Commentary Suggests
- The article reflects on whether Slovenia is an ideal country, concluding it is not. - It suggests that listing the country's problems is easier than highlighting its positive aspects. - The text inc…
Iranian footballers' touching gesture
- Iranian footballers left a message thanking Los Angeles for its hospitality after their World Cup match against Belgium. - The team faced numerous challenges due to the conflict in the Middle East, …
Goran Dragić Foundation renovates children's playground at Ljubljana hospital
- The Goran Dragić Foundation has supported the renovation of a children's playground at the UKC Ljubljana Pediatric Clinic. - The newly renovated playground is the tenth in the #PODAMDAIGRAM campaign…
Sveti Stefan reopens after years closed, with record prices and local anger
- Montenegro's iconic Sveti Stefan resort is set to reopen on July 1 after a five-year closure, with record-high prices. - Daily costs for a sunbed and umbrella will reach 240 euros, and overnight sta…
Slovenian opposition forms 'shadow government'
- Slovenia's opposition is forming a "shadow government," a concept originating from the British parliamentary system. - This "shadow cabinet" will monitor government ministries, develop alternative p…
Tour of Slovenia Concludes Successfully, Director Highlights Need for Local Support
- The Tour of Slovenia successfully concluded, with Florian Lipowitz of Germany winning the overall race. - Race director Bogdan Fink emphasized the critical need for local support, including communit…
New technology turns electric cars into home power sources in Slovenia
- New bidirectional charging technology, known as Vehicle-to-Home (V2H), allows electric cars to power homes, integrating them into the home energy system. - This technology enables electric vehicles …
Slovenian boxer Nejc Petrič wins 10th straight fight by KO
- Slovenian boxer Nejc Petrič secured his tenth consecutive professional victory, ninth by knockout, against undefeated opponent Marc Marić. - Petrič dominated the fight despite a hand injury sustaine…
Devastating Fire at Bukovnik Farm in Slovenia Claims All Livestock
- A severe fire destroyed the Bukovnik farm in Solčava, Slovenia, including a barn with all its livestock and machinery. - All animals on the farm, estimated to be around 20 head of cattle, pigs, and …
Agreement
- The Slovenian word 'sporazum' (agreement) is defined as reaching mutual understanding and cooperation through negotiation. - Various types of agreements exist, named by content, location, or time, s…
Lonely, not lost: Why stereotypes about youth are unfair and dangerous
- Stereotypes about young people are often inaccurate and harmful, according to the authors of "Hormones and Demons." - The book explores why teenagers are increasingly experiencing loneliness. - It e…
Ana Belac Improving Among World Golf Elite
- Slovenian golfer Ana Belac achieved her best result of the season on the LPGA Tour, finishing 12th at the Meijer Classic in Belmont, Michigan. - Belac carded a final round of 8-under par, concluding…
Ramiro Valdes, founder of Cuban intelligence and revolutionary commander, dies at 94
- Ramiro Valdes Menendez, a founder of Cuba's intelligence services and a key figure in Fidel Castro's revolution, has died at age 94. - Valdes was a survivor of the 1956 Granma expedition and held se…
Janja Garnbret sets new record with 50th World Cup climbing victory
- Slovenian climber Janja Garnbret achieved her 50th World Cup victory in lead climbing in Innsbruck. - This marks her first win of the season and sets a new record in sport climbing, surpassing all p…
Iranian delegation walks out of talks amid U.S. ceasefire extension
- Iranian President Masoud Pezeškijan and U.S. President Donald Trump have remotely signed a 60-day ceasefire extension, termed a memorandum of understanding. - Pezeškijan rejected ending uranium enri…
Turkey's opposition leader backs protesting teachers, criticizes government
- CHP Chairman Özgür Özel supports protesting teachers in Ankara, criticizing the AK Party government for failing to address their demands. - Teachers are protesting for better wages in the private se…
Man Rescued After Disappearing Underwater Following Jump From Mostar Bridge
- A man jumped from the famous Stari Most bridge in Mostar and disappeared underwater, causing panic among onlookers. - Rescuers, including members of a diving club and a kayaking club, quickly interv…
Poet and translator Erika Vouk dies at 86
- Poet and translator Erika Vouk has died at the age of 86. - Vouk was awarded the Prešeren Prize for lifetime achievement in 2024 and received numerous other literary awards for her poetry. - Her wor…
Scattered thunderstorms develop over Slovenia; heatwave to continue
- Scattered thunderstorms are forming over northern and western Slovenia around 3 PM. - More isolated thunderstorms are expected in the evening and early night, some potentially strong. - Monday will …
Undav's Late Double Seals Dramatic World Cup Win for Germany Over Ivory Coast
- Germany defeated Ivory Coast 2-1 with two late goals from substitute Deniz Undav in a World Cup match in Toronto. - Undav scored in the 68th and 94th minutes, becoming the hero of the match. - With …
Man in Koper threatened with pistol, robbed, and beaten
- Police in Koper, Slovenia, are investigating an armed robbery where two assailants ambushed a 65-year-old man between a basement and a garage. - The victim was threatened with a pistol, robbed of ca…
Children injured in Slovenia scooter-car collision
- Two children, aged 13 and 7, were injured in Izola, Slovenia, after colliding with a car while riding an electric scooter. - The children were reportedly too young for the electric scooter, rode wit…
US and Iran Begin Talks in Switzerland Amid Fragile Ceasefire
- Talks between Iran and the U.S. began in Switzerland, mediated by Qatar and Pakistan, with hopes of a comprehensive agreement. - A recent U.S.-Iran deal to end a war is fragile due to Israeli attack…
Black weekend: six minors killed
- Six minors died in separate water-related tragedies in Spain and Italy over the weekend. - In Spain, three teenagers drowned after jumping into the sea despite warnings of high waves. - In Italy, th…
US and Iran Sign 60-Day Ceasefire, Temporarily Halting Persian Gulf Conflict
- The US and Iran have signed a 60-day ceasefire agreement, temporarily ending the conflict in the Persian Gulf. - The agreement was signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud …
EU Scrutinizes Slovenia's Anti-Corruption Reform Plan
- The Slovenian government is preparing a reform of the anti-corruption system, consolidating powers into a new body called Skok. - This reform could potentially lead to the loss of independence for t…
Renowned turtle activist killed in Israeli strike in Lebanon
- Renowned Lebanese environmental activist Mona Khalil died after being injured in an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon. - Khalil dedicated over 25 years to protecting endangered sea turtles on th…
Van der Poel loses Swiss time trial by hundredths of a second, fined for attire
- Mathieu van der Poel narrowly lost the Swiss time trial to Tadej Pogačar by 0.04 seconds. - Van der Poel was penalized 500 Swiss francs for removing his jersey while waiting in the leader's hot seat…
Renowned Croatian Writer Slavenka Drakulić Dies at 76
- Renowned Croatian writer Slavenka Drakulić has died at the age of 76, shortly after the release of her latest book. - Drakulić was celebrated globally for her work detailing the turbulent post-commu…
Attention, Drivers: Extensive Road Closures Today Due to Cycling Race
- Extensive road closures are in effect on Sunday, June 21, due to a cycling race. - The closures will occur between 10:50 AM and 3:30 PM along a specific route. - Drivers and residents are urged to p…
Daily Horoscope for Sunday, June 21, 2026
- Daily horoscopes for Sunday, June 21, 2026, offer astrological advice for each zodiac sign. - The horoscopes focus on business, communication, and relationships, with planetary alignments influencin…
BYD rolls out ultra-fast charging network in Europe with new LFP battery tech
- BYD is building a network of ultra-fast charging stations across Europe, utilizing its new LFP battery technology. - The company showcased its latest charging solution, dubbed "lightning charging," …
Renowned Croatian author Slavenka Drakulić dies at 77
- Slavenka Drakulić, a renowned Croatian writer, essayist, and journalist, has died at age 77. - Drakulić was known internationally for her works translated into dozens of languages, including those p…
Šutej waits two hours for winning jump; Čeh takes shot put title
- Tina Šutej won the national pole vault title with a single jump of 4.30m in challenging conditions. - Kristjan Čeh secured his second gold medal, winning the shot put after his discus victory. - Oth…
Slovenian women reach European League semifinals
- The Slovenian women's volleyball team secured a 3-0 victory against Croatia in the European League. - This win guarantees their spot in the semifinals with one match remaining in the group stage. - …
Iran reopens Strait of Hormuz after Israeli attacks on Lebanon
- Iran's army announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to Israeli attacks in Lebanon. - The military called the attacks a violation of a recent US-Iran agreement. - This action is the first s…
Jorgić's Ljubljana campaign ends in round of 16
- Slovenian table tennis player Darko Jorgić was eliminated in the round of 16 at the WTT Star Contender tournament in Ljubljana. - He lost to France's Simon Gauzy 3-1, struggling to find his game and…
US and Iran Reportedly Converge in Switzerland for War End Negotiations
- The United States and Iran are reportedly in Switzerland for potential negotiations following a framework agreement to end a war. - US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas …
Remembering Abdullah Ibrahim: A life dedicated to finding 'Space' through music and philosophy
- The article reflects on the passing of South African musician Abdullah Ibrahim at age 91, highlighting his legacy as a philosopher, musician, and global citizen. - Ibrahim found "Space" through musi…
Prices in Slovenia Up 2210% Since Independence
- Prices in Slovenia have risen by 2210% since the country gained independence in 1991. - Despite inflation, purchasing power has increased due to rising wages. - The average Slovenian can now afford …
Gregor Golobič: These are sects
- Former politician Gregor Golobič believes Prime Minister Robert Golob is in a weakened political position after election losses. - Golobič criticized parties formed by "new faces," calling them "sec…
Quick Apricot Dumplings Without Potatoes (VIDEO) - A Speedy Quark Alternative Recipe
- A new recipe for quick apricot dumplings using quark instead of potatoes offers a faster alternative to the classic version. - The quark-based dough is quick to prepare, resulting in a soft texture …
Dietary supplements harm: Rising liver, kidney, and digestive problems
- Excessive use of dietary supplements can harm health, leading to liver, kidney, and digestive issues. - Studies show a significant percentage of people regularly take supplements, with many consumin…
Brazil Cruises Past Haiti 3-0 Without Neymar; Morocco Edges Scotland
- Brazil defeated Haiti 3-0 in the World Cup, with Matheus Cunha scoring two goals. - The victory helped ease tensions after a previous draw, despite the absence of injured star Neymar. - In another m…
European funds revive Slovenian tourism and sports facilities, including Olympic pools
- European funds supported several projects in Slovenia, enhancing quality of life, sports, tourism, and local economies. - Key projects include renovations of swimming facilities in Ljubljana, Krško,…
Angela Merkel's Freedom and the Flag on Triglav
- Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel's political philosophy is described as "social capitalism," contrasting with "capitalist socialism" in China. - Merkel's biography details her relationships wi…
Schools Can't Do It All; Connecting with Businesses is Essential
- Europe faces challenges in its labor market due to an aging population, the green transition, and rapid technological advancements like AI, increasing demand for vocational and professional skills. …
Internal Talent and Market Freshness Bring Success
- Companies struggle to identify and retain employee skills amid rapid technological changes driven by AI, with 86% globally unable to recognize existing or needed skills. - Nine out of ten employers …
Minas Gerais: Brazil's Mirror State Reflecting Presidential Futures
- No presidential candidate in Brazil has ever won the election without first securing victory in the state of Minas Gerais. - This historical trend highlights the critical importance of Minas Gerais …
Slovenia Fails to Meet AI Adoption Targets
- An OECD report indicates Slovenia is not meeting its goals for artificial intelligence adoption. - The country has seen a decline in digital skills among its population. - Small and medium-sized ent…
Without AI Knowledge, Slovenia Won't Be Innovators
- Slovenia's pioneer in introducing artificial intelligence into education sees it as a vital tool for faster production, not a replacement for creativity. - The educator emphasizes that without knowl…
Republicans Divided on Approach to Israel
- Republicans are increasingly divided on their approach to Israel, despite a general consensus on supply-side economics. - While some older Republicans recall Ronald Reagan's support for Israel, youn…
US advances to World Cup knockout stage with win over Australia
- The U.S. men's national soccer team secured their second consecutive victory at the World Cup, defeating Australia 2-0 in Seattle. - The win, following an earlier 4-1 triumph over Paraguay, guarante…
Polish President Revokes Top State Honor from Zelenskyy Amid Historical Dispute
- Poland's President Andrzej Duda has revoked the country's highest state honor, the Order of the White Eagle, from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. - The decision stems from a dispute over th…
EU nears decision on nearly 2 trillion euro budget amid East-West divide
- EU leaders are preparing to decide on the next multi-year budget, a package worth nearly 2 trillion euros. - Eastern EU nations fear that a 400-billion-euro competitiveness fund will primarily benef…
EU Scrutinizes Slovenia's New Anti-Corruption Body 'Skok'
- European Commissioner Michael McGrath visited Slovenia to discuss the new anti-corruption body, Skok. - The Slovenian coalition government is reportedly slow in drafting the Skok law, which must ali…
Slovenia Launches eLastovka App for Safer Travel Abroad
- Slovenia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs launched the eLastovka app to assist citizens traveling abroad. - The app provides information on security situations and contact details for destinations, and…
Slovenian Golfer Barbara Car Brings U.S. Success to European Amateur Stage
- Slovenian golfer Barbara Car has transitioned her strong U.S. collegiate performance to European amateur tournaments. - She secured an impressive fifth place at the Ladies' British Open Amateur Cham…
Israel will not withdraw from Lebanon; at least 20 dead in clashes
- Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 16 people overnight, marking the deadliest attacks since a US-Iran agreement on ending the Middle East war. - Hezbollah reported clashes with I…
Art Basel Sees Millions in Sales for Picasso, Hockney Amid Market Recovery
- Art Basel in Basel reported multi-million dollar sales, including a Picasso for an eight-figure sum and works by the late David Hockney. - The exclusive VIP preview saw significant transactions befo…
Alenka Godec: The biggest strongman is just a small weakling to me
- Singer Alenka Godec is including the song "Brez besed" in her upcoming album of cover songs. - Godec expressed concern over increasing selfishness and loss of empathy in society. - She prefers meado…
Dejan Zavec on foster care: 'It was my home, these were my people'
- In March 2026, 725 children and young adults were in foster care in Slovenia, supported by 564 foster families. - The primary goal of foster care is to provide a stable environment until the child c…
US Lifts Naval Blockade on Iran After War Deal; Khamenei Says Trump Acted Out of Desperation
- The United States has lifted its naval blockade of Iran following a deal to end the Middle East war, according to the BBC. - Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei approved the agreement, stating t…
Iran War Ends With Deal Favoring Tehran, Contrasting Initial US Aims
- A memorandum of understanding signed between US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian suggests a different outcome than Trump's initial goal of regime change in Tehran. - Th…
Analysis: Global Ramifications of European War to Persist Long-Term
- The war in Europe and its consequences are being analyzed across the globe, including in Slovenia, Asia, the Middle East, and the US. - In Slovenia, regulated prices for gasoline rose 11%, diesel 17…
Slovenian Parents Fear Stem Cells for 2,500 Children May Be Destroyed Amidst Ministry Dispute
- Parents protested outside the Ministry of Health, concerned that stem cells for about 2,500 children could be destroyed within days. - They accuse authorities of not acting according to their legal …
EU-China Trade War Looms as Economic Pressures Mount
- Analysts predict an inevitable trade war between the EU and China, driven by China's subsidized exports and perceived European weakness. - Rising bankruptcies in the EU, job losses in Germany's indu…
Manchester United Targets Barcelona's Marc Casadó, Potential New Teammate for Benjamin Šeško
- Manchester United is reportedly interested in signing Barcelona midfielder Marc Casadó to strengthen their midfield. - The club is looking for a player who can add balance, aggression, and defensive…
Slovenia's Global Competitiveness Declines, Falls Behind Poland in EU Ranking
- Slovenia ranks 49th out of 70 countries on the IMD competitiveness index, falling three places from last year. - The country has dropped eleven places in the last five years and is in the lower half…
Janša after falling competitiveness: We have difficult work ahead
- Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša acknowledged a difficult task ahead in strengthening the country's economic competitiveness. - Slovenia dropped three places to 49th out of 70 countries on the I…
Makuc MVP in Barcelona's Champions League Final win, eyes Kiel move and first child
- Slovenian handball player Domen Makuc was named MVP of the EHF Champions League Final Four in his last game for Barcelona. - Makuc will move to German club Kiel in July and is expecting his first ch…
Robotic bricklayer arrives on Slovenian construction sites
- Slovenia has introduced its first robotic bricklaying system, the WLTR robot, which can build walls at a speed of up to 10 square meters per hour. - The robot can reach a height of 3.5 meters withou…
German industry continues to lose jobs
- German industry continues to shed jobs, with 124,000 positions lost last year alone. - The automotive sector, particularly Volkswagen, is facing significant challenges, with the company's CEO statin…
Europe Gripped by First Major Heatwave of the Year
- Europe is experiencing its first major heatwave of the year, with temperatures approaching 40 degrees Celsius in some western and southern regions. - Several countries, including France, Germany, an…
Dangerous Lionfish Spotted in Croatia; Slovenia Battles Invasive Japanese Beetle
- A dangerous invasive lionfish was spotted in the Stiniva bay on Vis island, Croatia. - The venomous fish's sting causes immediate severe pain and can lead to breathing difficulties. - Slovenia is fa…
Trump's peace deal with Iran includes significant U.S. concessions
- A recently signed memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran, purportedly a peace deal, appears to contain significant concessions from the US, contrary to President Trump's initial war aim…
Slovenian Train Tickets to Increase by 16 Percent, New Urban Options Introduced
- Train ticket prices will increase by 16 percent for regular tickets, while lump-sum tickets will remain unchanged. - New urban tickets will be introduced, but purchasing them on the train will be si…
Pete Hegseth: Europe Still Relies Too Much on the U.S.
- U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a review of American forces in Europe. - Hegseth criticized NATO allies for not supporting a U.S. operation in Iran, calling it a test of alliance solid…
Mourinho lures new signing to Real Madrid
- French footballer Ibrahima Konate has transferred from Liverpool to Real Madrid, signing a four-year contract until June 30, 2030. - Konate joins Real Madrid as a free agent after playing 183 games …
Pogačar's Privileged Position at Tour de Suisse Contrasts with Roglič's Contemplations
- Tadej Pogačar is enjoying a privileged position at the Tour de Suisse, allowing him personal time. - The race format features circular stages and a shorter five-day schedule, reducing travel. - Poga…
Housing prices: Buyers wait for a drop, but data shows otherwise
- Despite expectations of a market cooldown, recent data indicates that housing prices in Slovenia are not decreasing as buyers anticipate. - The real estate market is changing, but not necessarily in…
