Politics
Janša Orders: Krško Must Operate Despite Hot Sava River
Slovenian government declares lower energy supply risk level and orders nuclear plant to operate at minimum capacity until August 12, while HEP and Croatian Ministry of Economy remain silent.
World
Three Venomous Snake Bites in Two Days Near Bled
In the Slovenian mountains, a 75-year-old man was the first victim, grabbing a snake instead of a branch, and a day later, two young foreigners resting in the grass were bitten.
World
Scandal Erupts After Slovenian President's Car Crash
A series of security lapses and suspicions of information concealment rock Slovenia following the traffic accident involving President Nataša Pirc Musar.
World
Former Intelligence Chief Demands Names of President's Companions
Slovenian public is shaken by the mystery surrounding the car accident of President Nataša Pirc Musar, with accusations of information concealment and a constitutional complaint announced due to the presence of a Russian national in the vehicle.
World
Heatwave Overwhelms Hospitals: Helicopters in Slovenia Take Off Up to Three Times a Day
While a storm brings brief relief, the number of seriously injured in the mountains and traffic rises dramatically, and emergency services are stretched to their limits.
Weather
Dramatic Drop: Storms in Slovenia Send Temperatures Plummeting by 14 Degrees
World
Ljubljana marks eighth day above 35 degrees, breaking 2013 record
Weather
Slovenia Hit by Rain and Hail, Some Precipitation Reaches Kvarner
Croatia
HEP Assures: We Have Enough Power Even If Krško Shuts Down
Football
Slovenians on Dinamo's Star: What They Would Give to Have Him Back
Miha Zajc impressed in Dinamo's win over Kauno Žalgiris, and Slovenian media also highlight the success of another former Olimpija player.
Croatia
NE Krško Reduces Production by 20 Percent Due to Overheated Sava River
Board Member Saša Medaković assures that supply to Croatia and Slovenia is not at risk, but warns of further reductions and a complete shutdown if river temperatures worsen.
Politics
President Admits She Was Not Wearing a Seatbelt
Nataša Pirc Musar reveals details of the accident in the Kastelec tunnel. Security expert Denis Čaleta criticized the delay in information and the omission in the Office of the President's statement.
World
Horror in Italy: Six Dead in Bus and Camper Collision
At least six people died in a horrific crash in Umbria, while Slovenia's president admitted she wasn't wearing a seatbelt in her own traffic accident.
Football
Former Dinamo Player on the Scandal in Slovenia
Fran Tomek endured a dramatic match for Koper. His own fans hurled ethnic slurs and threats at him. He also revealed he's in his third season at the club and how many times he played under injections.
Croatia
Slovenian President Injured in Crash Caused by Her Own Driver
Police announced that the 52-year-old driver of the Mercedes carrying Nataša Pirc Musar caused the collision by failing to maintain a safe distance. The president sustained minor injuries, while her companion was seriously hurt.
Croatia
Captured on Video Using Emergency Lane to Overtake Traffic on A1, Police Still Searching for Him
A reader reported a driver with Slovenian plates who repeatedly overtook a line of vehicles using the emergency lane on the A1 highway on Friday. He faces a fine of 260 euros.
Croatia
Slovenia Seeks Fuel Excise Cuts from Brussels
Fuel prices in Slovenia are significantly higher than in Croatia, and last week the European Commission approved Zagreb's exemption for further tax reductions.
Basketball
Dončić Organizes Minicamp in Slovenia, Lakers Consider Kuminga Despite Doubts
Lakers star to gather teammates for four-day bonding and training sessions, while club simultaneously considers bringing in forward Jonathan Kuminga.
Basketball
Luka Dončić Brings Lakers to Slovenia for Four-Day Training Camp
After LeBron James' Departure, the Slovenian Basketball Player Has Taken Over as the Undisputed Team Leader and Organized a Team-Building Retreat for the Entire Roster in His Homeland.
Croatia
Police Uncover Slovenian Who Defrauded a Valpovo Resident of €15,000 on a Truck Deal
After purchasing a vehicle for €49,000 through an online classifieds platform, the buyer discovered at an authorized service center that the mileage had been illegally reduced, and police identified the 58-year-old perpetrator from Slovenia.