New buildings with a roof area over 1,000 square metres and new car parks with a surface area exceeding that size will as a rule have to have solar panels installed under new rules that came into force on 13 April.
Exempt from the rule will be facilities where connection to the electricity grid is
The Slovenian women's handball team has qualified for the Summer Olympic Games in Paris in a historic first for the country's women athletes in team sports.
Slovenia secured the ticket by defeating Montenegro 30:26 in the last match of a qualifying tournament in Germany's Neu-Ulm on 14 April.
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The SNG Maribor Ballet ensemble has made a major mark internationally over the past three decades, owing in great part to its artistic director, Romanian-born choreographer Edward Clug. Apart from his ensemble, Clug has been creating productions for the world's leading ballet companies.
The Sloveni
Economy Minister Matjaž Han has been elected new leader of the Social Democrats (SD) to succeed Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon, who stepped aside amid the turmoil over a scandal surrounding the purchase of a run-down Ljubljana building meant to house several court departments.
Han, 53, narrowly beat
Music is known to have beneficial effects on living organisms and a project in which a red wine was fermented and matured to the music of Piran-born composer Giuseppe Tartini has proved just that.
Tartini 330 - Sound Experience by Sara is a multi-year project involving the Koper-based winery Vinako
Slovenia has opened an embassy in the Philippines with the relevant decree by President Nataša Pirc Musar published in the Official Gazette on 12 April.
Slovenia opened a consulate general in Manila last year to facilitate procedures for the employment of Filipino workers in Slovenia. The Philippin
