This week in Slovenia
Slovenia saw the opening of a new men's prison in Dobrunje aimed at alleviating overcrowding, while severe traffic accidents on the Primorska highway near Postojna caused 15-hour gridlock, highlighting infrastructure issues. Culturally, Bernarda Jeklin, a pioneering Slovenian media figure, was celebrated on her 90th birthday, and dermatologists launched a campaign against skin cancer, criticizing 'influencer' prevention methods. The country also noted the EU's new restrictions on Chinese solar inverters in EU-funded projects.
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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Barcelona Wins Clásico and Championship (VIDEO)
- Barcelona has won the Spanish league title following their victory in El Clásico. - The article confirms Barcelona's championship win.
Four Bodies Discovered in Croatian Rivers Near Slovenian Border
- Croatian police discovered four bodies in the Kupa and Mrežnica rivers near the Slovenian border. - Two bodies were found after a report from Slovenian police, who had spotted them near Duga Resa. -…
Magnier wins Giro d'Italia stage in Sofia; Silva leads overall
- Paul Magnier of Soudal won the third stage of the Giro d'Italia cycling race in a sprint finish in Sofia. - The overall leader remains Thomas Silva of Uruguay, with cyclists moving from Bulgaria to …
Weak Tremor Shakes Near Bovec
- A weak earthquake with a magnitude of 1.6 was recorded near Bovec, Slovenia. - The epicenter was located two kilometers southeast of Bovec. - The tremor was felt by residents in Bovec and surroundin…
Rafting with Man's Best Friend: A New Adventure on Slovenia's Soča River
- A new adventure activity is being introduced on the Soča River in Slovenia: rafting with dogs. - The initiative is offered by Tina Leban and her partner Carlos Castillo in the popular whitewater raf…
Croatia Discloses Footballer Earnings, Highlighting Slovenian Player's Income
- Croatian football players' earnings for 2025 were publicly disclosed by the Croatian Financial Agency (Fina), including a Slovenian player. - Dinamo Zagreb's Miha Zajc earned €596,562 in six months,…
Iran Again Threatens Attacks on American Targets in the Region
- Iran's Revolutionary Guard threatened attacks on U.S. targets if American forces attack Iranian tankers. - Tehran warned that countries complying with U.S. sanctions will face difficulties crossing …
Giuliani's Health Highlights America's Deep Divisions
- Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has left intensive care after being hospitalized with pneumonia. - Giuliani, a close associate of Donald Trump, remains a divisive figure in the U.S., seen as a h…
Slovenian Taekwondo Team Eyes Medals at European Championships in Munich
- Slovenia will send six athletes to the European Taekwondo Championships in Munich. - The team includes Olympians Patrik Divković and Ivan Trajković, alongside Nika Rudolf, Aljaž Miklavčič, Domen Mol…
Slovenian Fuel Prices Set to Decrease
- Fuel prices in Slovenia are expected to decrease starting Tuesday. - Gasoline prices are projected to drop by about eight cents per liter. - Diesel and heating oil prices are also anticipated to fal…
Putin: War in Ukraine Nears End
- Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that the war in Ukraine is nearing its end. - He criticized Western support for Ukraine and expressed readiness to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zel…
This is Ljubljana's Most Hidden Award-Winning Cafe
- A unique and hidden award-winning cafe has opened in Ljubljana. - The cafe, named .raw, is located on a street near Bavarski Dvor. - It is described as the most unusual cafe in the city.
Los Angeles Powerless Without Dončić
- Los Angeles Lakers lost their third consecutive playoff game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, with a score of 108-131. - The Lakers are now trailing 0-3 in the series, with their injured star Luka…
Slovenia Marks 150 Years Since Birth of Literary Giant Ivan Cankar
- Slovenia is commemorating the 150th anniversary of the birth of writer Ivan Cankar with various events in his hometown of Vrhnika and the capital, Ljubljana. - Events include exhibitions, guided tou…
In Berlin, symbols of the victors were banned on Victory Day
- Berlin authorities have banned Soviet, Russian, and Belarusian flags, as well as Red Army symbols and uniforms, during Victory Day commemorations on May 8th and 9th. - The ban extends to singing Sov…
UK sends warship to Middle East amid Strait of Hormuz tensions
- The UK is deploying its warship HMS Dragon to the Middle East as part of preparations for a potential international operation to protect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. - The deployment follows Fr…
Magyar Sworn in as Hungary's New Prime Minister, Ending Orbán's Long Reign
- Péter Magyar has been sworn in as Hungary's new Prime Minister, ending Viktor Orbán's long tenure. - Magyar pledged to serve Hungary and its people, emphasizing a new chapter for the nation. - His e…
Giro d'Italia Stage Halted After Major Cyclist Crash in Bulgaria
- A severe crash involving about twenty cyclists halted the second stage of the Giro d'Italia in Bulgaria. - Several riders, including potential favorites, appeared seriously injured, with the race's …
Hlas Wants Zero Tax for Mothers of Children and Increased Childbirth Benefit
- The Slovak party Hlas aims to increase childbearing benefits and introduce a zero income tax for mothers of at least four children. - They propose raising the birth grant from approximately 830 euro…
Benjamin Šeško Sidelined by Injury
- Slovenian football star Benjamin Šeško is sidelined due to an injury sustained during a recent match. - The injury, reportedly a long-standing shin problem, forced him to miss Manchester United's ga…
Janja Garnbret Claims Second Place in Season-Opening Lead Climbing World Cup
- Slovenian climber Janja Garnbret secured second place in the opening lead climbing World Cup event of the season in Wujiang, China. - She narrowly lost to American climber Annie Sanders in a close f…
Urška Žigart's strong finish on the Angliru marks a career highlight at the Tour of Spain
- Urška Žigart finished seventh on the final stage of the Tour of Spain, a challenging climb to the Angliru. - Paula Blasi won the overall race, with Petra Stiasny taking the stage victory. - Žigart a…
Traditional Pastry Praised at National Evaluation
- The 11th national evaluation of Prleške kvasenice, a traditional Slovenian pastry with cottage cheese filling, was held in Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici. - Thirteen women participated, showcasing their ba…
European Honey Market Faces "Systemic Failure" as Prices Plummet
- The European Beekeeping Association warns of a "systemic failure" in the honey market's integrity. - The association highlights concerns about honey prices falling below two euros per kilogram. - Th…
Over 21,000 Hikers Participate in "Path along the Wire" Event
- Over 21,000 people participated in the 68th annual "Pot ob žici" (Path along the Wire) event in Ljubljana. - The event, which commemorates the barbed-wire fence erected by Italian occupiers during W…
Forget Classic Wedding Cakes: New Trends Are a True Experience
- Traditional wedding cakes are being replaced by new trends that offer a unique experience. - Cakes remain an important part of weddings, conveying personal messages beyond tradition. - The focus is …
French Literary World in Turmoil as Author's Move Sparks Debate on Editorial Independence
- The French literary world is in turmoil following the move of Algerian-French author Boualem Sansal from Gallimard to Grasset publishing house. - This transfer led to the dismissal of Grasset's long…
On the Brink: Reflecting on Ivan Cankar's Enduring Legacy at His 150th Anniversary
- The article reflects on the enduring legacy of Slovenian writer Ivan Cankar on the 150th anniversary of his birth. - It questions the common perception of Cankar's works as pessimistic or outdated, …
Alojzija Zupan Sosič: Cankar Strove for Equality in All Aspects
- Literary historian Alojzija Zupan Sosič's new monograph, "Rebellious Hope for the Future," examines Ivan Cankar's novels. - The book challenges stereotypes about Cankar, highlighting the revolutiona…
Pediatricians Offer Expert Advice Over Chatbots
- Over 60 pediatricians developed a new online platform to provide reliable health recommendations for parents and adolescents. - The initiative aims to combat misinformation and anxiety caused by unr…
Ilka Štuhec Attends Job Interview, World Champion on the Beach
- Global athletes shared glimpses of their recent activities, ranging from beach relaxation to intense competition. - PSG's football team advanced to the Champions League final after a draw against Ba…
Xi Jinping Wages War on His Own Army
- China's former defense ministers, Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu, have been convicted of corruption and sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve. - Both generals were former members of the Central Com…
Contextualizing History: Beyond Monument Removal
- The article argues for a nuanced approach to historical memory, suggesting that removing monuments destabilizes the concept of remembrance. - It proposes that instead of removal, public monuments sh…
German Premium Carmakers Face Challenging Quarter Amidst China Woes
- German premium carmakers faced a challenging first quarter in 2026 due to a combination of factors including a slowing Chinese market and geopolitical issues. - Porsche, a majority-owned subsidiary …
Slovenia Debates: Turning Vandals into Heroes?
- The article criticizes attempts to reframe anonymous vandals as heroes for damaging public monuments, arguing this undermines democratic principles. - It contrasts the legal consequences for those w…
Spanish Football Pauses as Barcelona and Real Clash
- The Spanish football season is nearing its end, with Barcelona having already secured the league title and Real Madrid firmly in second place. - The upcoming El Clásico between Barcelona and Real Ma…
Slovenian Finance Minister Resigns, Premier Follows Amidst Economic Policy Fallout
- Slovenia's Finance Minister resigned, followed shortly by the Prime Minister, after a proposed economic development law based on supply-side economics triggered a severe market reaction. - The artic…
Village Life: A Different Scale of News
- The author contrasts the quiet, uneventful life in a small village near Poreč with the fast-paced, often alarming news cycle of the outside world. - Daily occurrences like a rose blooming or a jelly…
Slovenian Tax Authority Denies Mismanagement of Small Amounts
- The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) refutes claims of systematic neglect of small tax amounts, stating that amounts under 1 euro are written off annually. - FURS clarifie…
Eva Alina Hočevar in a League of Her Own at Tacen Selection Race
- Eva Alina Hočevar dominated the women's kayak and canoe events at the third selection race for the Slovenian national wildwater kayaking team in Tacen. - Lan Tominc and Martin Srabotnik secured a on…
Trump Announces Three-Day Ceasefire Between Russia and Ukraine
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced a three-day ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, effective from Saturday to Monday. - The proposed ceasefire includes a halt to all military activities and an …
Narges Mohamadi: The Fight for the Life of a Human Rights Defender
- Narges Mohamadi, a prominent Iranian human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is in critical condition. - Her health has drastically worsened following a heart attack in Zanjan prison, …
Melania Trump's Slovenian Accent Persists After Decades in US
- Melania Trump, born Melanija Knavs in Slovenia, retains a recognizable Slovenian accent despite living in the US for over 30 years. - Her accent is frequently noted by media outlets, often in biogra…
Slovenian Police Officers Face Trial Over Alleged Improper Use of Tear Gas During Protests
- Four police officers are on trial for alleged negligence during anti-government protests in Ljubljana on October 5, 2021. - Prosecutors accuse the officers of unlawfully using tear gas without meeti…
Boštjan Pišotek to Head HESS from June 1
- Boštjan Pišotek will become the new director of HESS, succeeding Bogdan Barbič who is retiring. - Pišotek, an engineering and energy expert, has been appointed for a five-year term starting June 1st…
Lakers Frustrated by Officiating in Playoff Loss to Thunder
- Los Angeles Lakers lost a crucial game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, missing an opportunity to tie the series. - The Lakers felt hampered by questionable refereeing, citing numerous fouls calle…
Is complete self-sufficiency a myth? How much land would you actually need?
- A podcast explores the concept of complete self-sufficiency in housing. - It questions whether full self-sufficiency is a realistic goal. - The podcast emphasizes the importance of connection over a…
Luis Suárez Open to Uruguay Return for World Cup, Admits Past Mistakes
- Luis Suárez, Uruguay's all-time leading scorer, has expressed his openness to returning to the national team for the upcoming World Cup. - Suárez had previously retired from international play in Se…
Trump: High World Cup Ticket Prices Are a Problem
- U.S. President Donald Trump publicly criticized the high ticket prices for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. - Trump stated that fans from areas like Queens or Brookly…
High Profits, but Concerns Over Low Value-Added Growth
- Despite warnings of difficult economic times, Slovenian companies achieved record profits last year, increasing them by 10% year-on-year to 7.3 billion euros after accounting for inflation. - The Sl…
EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos Discusses Bloc's Future with Slovenia
- European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, participated in a discussion on Slovenia's convergence, competitiveness, and the future of Europe. - Kos is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Ro…
US-Germany Ties Cool as Trump Plans Troop Withdrawal; Historical Links Noted
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz presented Donald Trump with a facsimile of his great-grandfather's birth certificate during a visit to the US. - Trump announced plans to withdraw 5,000 US soldiers …
Talents and Parallel Realities
- The author reflects on the nature of talent, comparing it to rhythm and musicality. - He discusses the difficulty of recognizing one's own talents and the social awkwardness of lacking them, using e…
Slovenia Launches 31st Lifelong Learning Week with Nationwide Events
- Slovenia is launching its 31st annual Lifelong Learning Week (TVU) with a national opening event in Slovenj Gradec. - The event will span five weeks, from May 8 to June 14, featuring 6,000 activitie…
US-Germany Ties Cool as Trump Plans Troop Withdrawal; Historical Links Noted
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz presented Donald Trump with a facsimile of his great-grandfather's birth certificate during a visit to the US. - Trump announced plans to withdraw 5,000 US soldiers …
When Self-Evidence Becomes Part of the Problem
- The article explores how seemingly self-evident concepts, like language or political structures, are actually historical constructs. - It critiques the modern media landscape for presenting explanat…
Who Needs a European Superstate?
- Ursula von der Leyen expressed satisfaction with Viktor Orbán's electoral defeat and called for urgent action within the EU. - She proposed implementing qualified majority voting in foreign policy t…
Hungary's Magyar Victory: A Complex Lesson, Not a Simple Fix for Populism
- Péter Magyar's significant victory in Hungary has sparked global commentary, with some oversimplifying the lessons learned. - The article cautions against viewing Magyar's campaign as a simple bluep…
American Catholics Between the Pope and the White House
- American Catholics express varied views on the relationship between Pope Francis and the White House. - Some believe media reports exaggerate tensions between the Pope and political leaders. - The a…
Five Exercises for Herniated Discs That Relieve Nerves and Strengthen the Spine
- Herniated discs are a common modern ailment, increasingly affecting younger individuals due to sedentary lifestyles and prolonged screen time. - The article explains that a herniated disc occurs whe…
How the Path Along the Wire Transformed into a Great City Park
- The "Pot ob žici" (Path along the wire) in Ljubljana, originally a demarcation line from the post-war occupation, has transformed into a significant urban park and cultural-historical monument. - In…
Brits Move Against Ticket Resellers
- The UK government is planning new legislation to combat ticket touting for major sporting events, including Euro 2028. - The proposed framework aims to make unauthorized resale of tickets a criminal…
Arrive, Board, and Go: Why the Train is the Right Choice
- Trains offer a comfortable and stress-free alternative to driving, reducing time lost in traffic and parking. - Purchasing train tickets is convenient through various channels, including ticket offi…
Television Slovenija Declines Eurovision Broadcast, Cites Middle East Conflict
- Television Slovenija will not broadcast the Eurovision Song Contest this year, opting instead to air documentaries and features about the situation in the Middle East. - The decision was made respon…
Slovenian Parliament Faces Uncertainty Over Resnica Party's Opposition Status
- Slovenian parliamentary groups are in discussions to establish working bodies and allocate seats, with particular uncertainty surrounding the positioning of the Resnica party. - Resnica insists on r…
Slovenian Pavilion at Venice Biennale Explores History of Invisible Mosque
- The Slovenian pavilion at the Venice Biennale features the Nonument Group's project "Sound Trace of an Invisible House." - The project explores the history and disappearance of a mosque built by Aus…
Slovenian Experts Warn: Our Bodies Are Made for Movement, Not Sitting
- Modern lifestyles, characterized by prolonged sitting, are detrimental to human health, despite regular exercise. - Sedentarism negatively impacts metabolic, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, and eve…
Science is All Around Us
- Dr. Petra Papež uses supercomputers for complex simulations in molecular modeling, applying methods like open molecular dynamics. - Her research involves developing a virtual ultrasound device to st…
Slovenian Co-authored Development of Quantum Protein for Future Applications
- Researchers have engineered a protein capable of detecting magnetic fields and radio frequencies, inspired by natural mechanisms used by migratory birds. - Ana Štuhec Kocijan, from Slovenia, is amon…
Slovenian Institute Studies Karst Impact on Global Heritage Sites like Pyramids and Acropolis
- Slovenian researchers are studying karst phenomena, including their impact on significant cultural heritage sites worldwide. - The Institute for Karst Research is applying advanced methods to unders…
A Day Off for Registration and Waiting in Line
- Long queues formed outside health stations across Slovenia as patients waited from early morning to register with a general practitioner. - Many patients expressed outrage and felt their human digni…
China Urges Iran to 'Open the Strait' Amidst Regional Tensions
- China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Iran to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz during a meeting with his Iranian counterpart. - The meeting in Beijing, the first in-person encounter…
Ethics and Social Responsibility
- The article discusses the increasing relevance of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its impact on professional, business, and personal ethics. - It defines professional ethics as rules withi…
Hungary's Magyar Faces EU Divide on Ukraine and Russian Energy
- A new survey indicates that while Hungarians support domestic reforms under Péter Magyar, they resist EU alignment on Ukraine and phasing out Russian energy. - Magyar's victory was largely driven by…
TV Tip: Hell on Omaha Beach, the Unvarnished Story of Frontline Soldiers
- A two-part documentary series on TV SLO 2 will explore the D-Day landings in Normandy on June 6, 1944. - The series, titled "D-Day: The Soldiers' Story," will present the event through the raw testi…
Slovenia Hosts AI Forum, Emphasizing Progress and Responsibility
- Slovenia hosted its sixth presidential forum on artificial intelligence, focusing on progress, responsibility, and new literacy. - Experts highlighted Slovenia's 50-year tradition in AI research and…
Broad World and Deep Towns
- Malmesbury is a small town in Wiltshire, England, known for its historical significance, including the burial site of the first English king, Athelstan. - The town features remnants of an old town w…
Global Carmakers Desperately Want to Become 'More Chinese'
- Foreign automakers are increasingly striving to adapt and become more like their Chinese counterparts. - The market share of foreign companies in China has nearly halved in five years, now standing …
Slovenia's Highways: A Daily Grind of Congestion and Frustration
- Traffic congestion on Slovenia's highways, particularly the Primorska highway, has worsened significantly, with heavy truck traffic starting early in the morning. - The author criticizes the Ministe…
Lakers' Playoff Hopes Hinge on Reaves's Slump
- The Los Angeles Lakers lost to Oklahoma 108-90, with LeBron James struggling to carry the team. - Key player Austin Reaves underperformed significantly when the team needed him most. - Reaves's perf…
Markeš: A Coalition of Liars is Emerging
- Commentators Ali Žerdin and Janez Markeš discuss the decline in Donald Trump's support following the Iran conflict and question the end of his era in America. - Markeš suggests that while Trumpism m…
Cristiano Ronaldo Enhances Collection with Custom Mercedes-AMG G63
- Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo has added a unique, custom-modified Mercedes-AMG G63 Cabriolet to his car collection. - The one-of-a-kind vehicle, inspired by his current club Al Nassr, i…
Talking About the End of the War is Absolutely Premature
- The White House's stance on the war with Iran is questioned, with suggestions that a military victory might be deemed impossible. - Despite potential diplomatic progress, declaring an end to the con…
Solar Power Surges Past Consumption, Driving Negative Electricity Prices in Slovenia
- Solar power generation in Slovenia exceeded 900 megawatts during a peak hour on May 3rd, surpassing total consumption. - This led to negative electricity prices on the BSP exchange, reaching -485 eu…
Arteta Evokes Wenger's 'Invincible' Season as Arsenal Reach Champions League Final After 20 Years
- Arsenal has reached the Champions League final for the first time in 20 years, defeating Atletico Madrid. - Despite a less spectacular match compared to other recent high-profile games, Arsenal's pr…
From Kitchen Creation to Hofer Shelves: Amafood's Entrepreneurial Success Story
- Natalija Ogorevc, founder of Amafood, transitioned from a pharmaceutical career to entrepreneurship, creating granola and protein bars. - Hofer, a retail company, recognized Amafood's potential, ini…
Did Whale Timmy Survive the Rescue Operation?
- A rescue operation for a stranded humpback whale, named Timmy, in the Baltic Sea has become mired in uncertainty, with experts increasingly doubting its survival. - The privately funded rescue, cost…
Journalist doubts Dončić's treatment: 'Never heard of Spain, he wasn't treated there'
- Luka Dončić's recovery from a thigh injury is not progressing as expected, as he missed another game due to the injury. - Renowned journalist Brian Windhorst expressed skepticism about the effective…
Accidents in Slovenian Mountains Surge, Experts Warn Against Over-Reliance on Digital Guides
- Mountain rescue services in Slovenia are responding to a significant increase in incidents, with a one-third rise in interventions in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the previous year. - Commo…
New Prison Standards
- Slovenia has opened a new correctional facility in Dobrunje, Ljubljana, four years after laying the foundation stone. - The opening ceremony was attended by the outgoing Minister of Justice, Andreja…
New Dobrunje Prison Opens, Addressing Overcrowding and Substandard Conditions
- Slovenia opened a new men's prison in Dobrunje to address chronic overcrowding and substandard conditions. - The new facility is intended to rectify long-standing systemic failures in the prison sys…
EU Restricts Chinese Solar Inverters in Funded Projects, Sparking Retaliation Threat
- The EU will restrict the use of Chinese solar inverters in projects funded by European grants, targeting risky suppliers. - This move aims to prevent the use of EU funds for solar energy projects th…
Donald Trump and the Transformation of American Media
- Donald Trump waged a war on the media in 2016, banning journalists and popularizing the term "fake news." - He cultivated a complex relationship with the press, using it to build and sometimes disma…
Celebrating Bernarda Jeklin: A Slovenian Media Pioneer Turns 90
- Bernarda Jeklin, a pioneering figure in Slovenian magazine publishing and a visionary writer, is celebrated on her 90th birthday. - Known for her unique style, wisdom, and courage, she left a lastin…
TV Tip: 'The Movie Teller' - Storytelling Against Poverty
- The article reviews the film 'The Movie Teller' ('La contadora de películas'), a Spanish drama about a young girl in a Chilean mining town who becomes a film narrator. - Set in the second half of th…
Highway Chaos: Accidents Cause 15-Hour Gridlock, Highlighting Decades of Deterioration
- Two accidents on the Primorska highway near Postojna caused 15-hour traffic jams within a 12-hour period. - The section of highway near Postojna has seen 47 accidents in just two months, highlightin…
Xiaomi Gears Up for European EV Launch with Munich R&D Hub
- Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi, known for smartphones, announced its entry into the automotive market in 2021 and launched its first electric sedan, the SU7, in late 2024. - Xiaomi has sold 650,000 car…
On the Art of the Column: A Personal Reflection
- The author reflects on the nature of writing columns, contrasting the spontaneous creation of some pieces with the patient waiting required for others. - The author, a monthly contributor to the new…
Slovenian Dermatologists Criticize 'Influencer' Skin Cancer Prevention
- The Association of Slovene Dermatovenerologists is organizing its 19th annual awareness campaign in May about skin cancer and sun protection as part of the European Euromelanoma campaign. - The camp…
Farmer Pleads Not Guilty in Fatal Motorcycle Accident Case
- Marko Zajec, accused of causing a fatal traffic accident due to negligence, pleaded not guilty. - The accident on June 23 last year resulted in the death of a 44-year-old motorcyclist. - Zajec, a 41…
