Slovenia.
country in Central Europe
- Reports this week
- 13
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What's happening
Active this week
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The border region near Trieste and Friuli is connected to Slovenia.Some support1 report
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Nissan and Renault are developing a new model in collaboration with Renault, manufactured at the Novo Mesto facility in Slovenia, featuring a digital cockpit integrated with Google services.Some support1 report
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Shared border management issues between Slovenia and Croatia are being reported, specifically concerning the Kupa River and migrant transit routes.Some support2 reports
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The border between Slovenia and Croatia is shared.Some support3 reports
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Various nations, including Slovenia, Hungary, and Barbados, contribute to global discourse through the United Nations.Some support2 reports
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Talks are underway regarding the formalization of FTAs and cooperation on AI and climate change between Slovenia, Andorra, Finland, and India.Some support3 reports
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High-level talks on cooperation, trade, and energy between Slovenia, Vietnam, Maldives, and Brunei were held on May 6, 2026.Some support1 report
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Macedonia and Slovenia deepened their cooperation into an economic partnership while seeking European integration.Some support1 report
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Slovenia's constitutional court upholds trade unions' initiative while parliament passes laws subject to referendum.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Slovenia announces major foreign policy shifts, including removing the PLO flag and planning an embassy relocation to Jerusalem.Well supported6 reports1 development inside
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Slovenia provides military and political support to Ukraine, assisting with defense and energy sector matters.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Slovenia and Ukraine's Ministry of Defence discussed defense cooperation and joint projects.Some support1 report
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Fiber from a carpet recycling plant crosses the Atlantic to a depolymerization plant.Some support1 report
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Slovenia is strengthening ties in research and knowledge, discussing bilateral cooperation in science and education.Some support3 reports
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An international championship was held on Lake Bled in Slovenia.Some support1 report
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Albanian judges' proposed pay is being compared to the salaries of judges in Slovenia, Romania, Montenegro, and Greece.Some support1 report
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A Canadian mission was established in Hungary and Slovenia, with related entities located in Copenhagen.Some support1 report
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The University of Manchester is hosting large events for local pupils and offering bespoke training and materials, involving entities from Greater Manchester, Spain, and Slovenia.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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CEECAT Fund III is nearing its first close, anchored by cornerstone investors, with a focus on companies across Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia, Türkiye, and Serbia.Some support1 report
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Diplomatic fallout mounts on Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir, with Slovenia establishing diplomatic ties and facing persona non grata calls.Some support4 reports
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A complaint alleging war crimes against an Israeli official was filed in Ljubljana, Slovenia, invoking the Rome Statute.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Russia targets European democracies with sabotage, utilizing assets in Slovenia and employing FSB agents for infiltration.Some support2 reports
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Slovenia reversed arms sanctions on Israel, leading to strengthened diplomatic ties between Ljubljana and Jerusalem.Well supported8 reports
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CzechoSlovakia Soft Drinks reported revenue growth in its Adriatic segment in Slovenia and Croatia, while noting that the Iran crisis negatively impacted costs.Some support1 report
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Slovenia, Hungary, and Bulgaria are identified as being part of broader regional groupings.Some support1 report
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A fact-checking project, co-financed by the European Commission, is underway, targeting disinformation in Slovenia and France.Some support1 report
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Slovenian Environment Agency reports on national temperature records.Some support1 report
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An expert based in Slovenia has commented on the current policy regarding Iran.Some support1 report
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Leaders in Slovenia are discussing potential reforms and the future of EU enlargement.Some support2 reports
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Slovenia is debating policy on West Bank settlements, involving the Yesha Council, while Slovenia remains an equal member of the European Union.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Slovenia, as an equal member of the EU, has seen its President call for a unified EU response to actions taken by Israel.Some support1 report
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Slovenia and the Czech Republic used their positions to block joint EU statements on Israeli policy, specifically regarding the E1 area in East Jerusalem.Some support2 reports1 development inside
One to three months ago
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Slovenia is leading the government with Janez Janša and Anže Logar, developments that began on May 29, 2026.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Bank of Slovenia provided its GDP growth forecast for the current period.Some support1 report
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Bilateral talks involving Slovenia focused on trade, tourism, and technology, aiming for a growing partnership.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Bilateral talks between Slovenia and Boeing focused on cooperation.Some support1 report
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India and Slovenia are strengthening bilateral ties, with Slovenia's Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer involved in the discussions.Well supported12 reports
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Slovenia maintains its diplomatic ties.Some support10 reports
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NLB Group, headquartered and operating in Slovenia, serves customers across Southeast Europe, including markets in Belgrade and Skopje.Some support2 reports
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A delegation led by Céline Caron-Dagioni marked the 20th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Slovenia and Monaco.Some support1 report
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On August 5th, Zelensky addressed ambassadors in Kyiv, announcing several high-level diplomatic appointments, including ambassadorships to Slovenia, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.Some support1 report
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Azerbaijan appoints representatives to diplomatic posts in Austria and Slovenia.Some support1 report
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Black Cube operates in the gray-zone market of Slovenian elections, advised by veterans of Israeli intelligence.Some support1 report
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Slovenia attended the NATO summit in Ankara and discussed accession to the EU negotiation cluster.Some support1 report
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Dissolution issues related to the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia are impacting the wider European continent, with Slovenia and Croatia noted as current EU members.Some support3 reports
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Due to defense spending failures, member states including Slovenia and Albania are among the lowest funded members of NATO.Some support1 report
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Slovenia and Czechia are highlighted for their shared status as lowest-spending members within NATO.Some support1 report
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Slovenia and Oregon shared appreciation for small producers and regional produce on July 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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Peter Mohn presented research on Central and Eastern Europe while Baltona's CEO participated in a regional conference in Slovenia.Some support2 reports
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An Israir flight originating in Poland, operated by a Bulgarian company, was diverted between Slovenia and Croatia due to issues with Israel.Some support2 reports
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Market access has been expanded for several Central and Eastern European countries, including Estonia, Slovenia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Cyprus, and Czech Republic.Some support1 report
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Barbara Rajgelj and Robert Golob commented on the political climate in Slovenia, specifically regarding their experience leading the previous center-left government.Some support1 report
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Slovenia strengthens its role in Middle East peace efforts by revoking sanctions against Israel and restoring conditions for political dialogue.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Slovenia is actively shifting its diplomatic stance, moving from hostility towards a staunch friendship with Israel to enhance cooperation on shared challenges like terrorism and extremism.Some support1 report
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Diplomatic talks between Rwanda and Slovenia focused on deepening ties and economic collaboration.Some support2 reports
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Slovenia's Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer met Mehmet Kemal Bozay to discuss foreign policy and strengthen strategic partnership.Some support1 report
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Shared views on socio-economic development between Belarus and Slovenia since January 1, 2021.Some support1 report
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Deepening partnership between India and Slovenia, and Slovenia's successful membership in the EU.Well supported6 reports
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Slovenian PM Janez Janša hosted Israeli representative Yossi Dagan for a diplomatic meeting, signaling a reversal of Slovenia's foreign policy toward Israel.Some support2 reports
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A severe storm system is moving through Southern Europe, affecting Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Greece.Some support1 report
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Around Slovenia this week
News at the entities that move Slovenia most-
NATO StructuralWayne Eyre advised on national security issues, specifically regarding defense spending and the requirement to meet alliance targets for NATO.Moves Slovenia
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India OperationalNarendra Modi and Droupadi Murmu jointly launched development projects worth over ₹47,600 crore on June 1st.Moves Slovenia
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constitutional court StructuralA judicial ruling in Malawi redefined defamation law, with Fiona Mwale serving as a Justice in the Constitutional Court.Moves Slovenia
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Azerbaijan OperationalArmenian elections bolster pro-EU trajectory, prompting Russian opposition and EU counter-pressure against Moscow's economic tactics.Moves Slovenia
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Ministry of External Affairs OperationalIndia's diplomatic outreach regarding trade and bilateral cooperation with Iceland, including the role of the Ministry of External Affairs and TEPA.Moves Slovenia
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Gideon Sa'ar OperationalGideon Sa'ar severs diplomatic contact following remarks made by an EU policy chief.Moves Slovenia
Connections
The 40 strongest of 2,382, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Structural
Slovenia emerged as a successor state following the dissolution of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
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Tone Kajzer Structural
Tone Kajzer holds the formal office of Foreign Minister of Slovenia.
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Mandatory Palestine Transactional
Slovenia formally recognized the State of Palestine in 2024.
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NATO Structural
Slovenia is a formal member of the NATO alliance, contributing personnel and funds and participating in collective defense commitments.
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Janez Janša Structural
Janez Janša serves as the Prime Minister leading the government of Slovenia.
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Ljubljana Structural
Ljubljana functions as the administrative and political capital city of Slovenia.
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Jerusalem Structural
Slovenia plans to establish a formal diplomatic presence via an embassy in Jerusalem.
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Slovenian Environment Agency Structural
The Slovenian Environment Agency operates as a governmental body responsible for reporting national environmental records for Slovenia.
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Ministry of External Affairs Operational
The Ministry of External Affairs actively engages with Slovenian authorities and maintains a diplomatic presence in Slovenia.
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India Operational
The relationship is characterized by active diplomatic and economic cooperation, including bilateral trade and occasional diplomatic friction.
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Kharkiv Oblast Structural
Slovenia is actively providing support, including construction of shelters, within Kharkiv Oblast.
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Robert Golob Structural
Robert Golob served as a leader of the Slovenian government, implementing its foreign policy decisions and sanctions.
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West Bank Operational
Slovenia is actively changing its policy and government stance regarding the West Bank settlements.
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constitutional court Structural
The Slovenian state provides the legal and political framework within which the Constitutional Court operates and issues binding rulings.
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Western Europe Operational
Low river flows are causing reduced nuclear power capacity in both Slovenia and Western Europe.
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Euroclear Structural
Euroclear has made Slovenian equities and debt eligible for its international clearing and depository services.
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Gideon Sa'ar Operational
Gideon Sa'ar visited Slovenia to promote cooperation and discuss political objections with Slovenian counterparts.
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Bank of Slovenia Structural
Bank of Slovenia functions as the central bank, providing key economic forecasts for the Slovenian economy.
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Occupied Palestinian territories Operational
Slovenia has imposed trade and arms bans on the Occupied Palestinian territories.
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Serbia Operational
The two states are involved in shared projects regarding environmental issues and gender equality, alongside instances of political friction.
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Italy Operational
Italy and Slovenia coordinated by adopting similar border measures.
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Rwanda Operational
Diplomatic talks are underway to deepen economic and commercial cooperation between the two states.
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Philippines Operational
they act on each other directly
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Azerbaijan Operational
Azerbaijan has established a diplomatic presence by appointing representatives in Slovenia.
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Tesla Structural
Slovenia provides regulatory approval for Tesla's Full Self-Driving system.
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Tel Aviv Shared context
Slovenia maintains a diplomatic presence (embassy) located in Tel Aviv.
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University of Manchester Transactional
The relationship involves the provision of specialized training and materials from the University of Manchester to Slovenia.
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Boeing Operational
The relationship is currently defined by bilateral talks focused on potential cooperation between the two entities.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy Operational
Slovenia provides continued political support to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
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Narendra Modi Mentioned together
Modi has used diplomatic platforms to congratulate Slovenian leaders and express a desire to strengthen bilateral ties between India and Slovenia.
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Andriy Taran Operational
Andriy Taran served in a formal diplomatic role as an ambassador within Slovenia.
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Harvey Norman Operational
The evidence suggests that operations based in Slovenia contributed to the growth of Harvey Norman.
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Macedonia Operational
The relationship is characterized by deepening cooperation aimed at establishing an economic partnership between the two states.
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Melania Trump Shared context
Melania Trump's life story was informed by her upbringing in Slovenia.
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Albania Operational
The relationship is characterized by a comparative analysis of internal state policies, specifically regarding the proposed salaries for judges in both nations.
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University of Virginia Mentioned together
UVa data was used to report on Slovenia's earnings status.
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Nissan Shared context
Nissan operates a manufacturing facility within Slovenia.
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Vietnam Operational
The two states are engaged in discussions regarding cooperation and market access.
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European Central Bank Operational
The European Central Bank cited Slovenia's program as a successful model.
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Monaco Operational
Slovenia and Monaco maintain active diplomatic relations, marked by the 20th anniversary of their ties.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
25 events- The border region near Trieste and Friuli is connected to Slovenia.
- Nissan and Renault are developing a new model in collaboration with Renault, manufactured at the Novo Mesto facility in Slovenia, featuring a digital cockpit integrated with Google services.
- Shared border management issues between Slovenia and Croatia are being reported, specifically concerning the Kupa River and migrant transit routes.
- The border between Slovenia and Croatia is shared.
- Various nations, including Slovenia, Hungary, and Barbados, contribute to global discourse through the United Nations.
- Talks are underway regarding the formalization of FTAs and cooperation on AI and climate change between Slovenia, Andorra, Finland, and India.
- High-level talks on cooperation, trade, and energy between Slovenia, Vietnam, Maldives, and Brunei were held on May 6, 2026.
- Macedonia and Slovenia deepened their cooperation into an economic partnership while seeking European integration.
- Slovenia's constitutional court upholds trade unions' initiative while parliament passes laws subject to referendum.
- Slovenia provides military and political support to Ukraine, assisting with defense and energy sector matters.
- Slovenia and Ukraine's Ministry of Defence discussed defense cooperation and joint projects.
- Fiber from a carpet recycling plant crosses the Atlantic to a depolymerization plant.
- Slovenia is strengthening ties in research and knowledge, discussing bilateral cooperation in science and education.
- An international championship was held on Lake Bled in Slovenia.
- Albanian judges' proposed pay is being compared to the salaries of judges in Slovenia, Romania, Montenegro, and Greece.
- A Canadian mission was established in Hungary and Slovenia, with related entities located in Copenhagen.
- CEECAT Fund III is nearing its first close, anchored by cornerstone investors, with a focus on companies across Romania, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Croatia, Türkiye, and Serbia.
- Diplomatic fallout mounts on Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir, with Slovenia establishing diplomatic ties and facing persona non grata calls.
- A complaint alleging war crimes against an Israeli official was filed in Ljubljana, Slovenia, invoking the Rome Statute.
- Russia targets European democracies with sabotage, utilizing assets in Slovenia and employing FSB agents for infiltration.
- CzechoSlovakia Soft Drinks reported revenue growth in its Adriatic segment in Slovenia and Croatia, while noting that the Iran crisis negatively impacted costs.
- Slovenia, Hungary, and Bulgaria are identified as being part of broader regional groupings.
- A fact-checking project, co-financed by the European Commission, is underway, targeting disinformation in Slovenia and France.
- Slovenian Environment Agency reports on national temperature records.
- An expert based in Slovenia has commented on the current policy regarding Iran.
August 2026
10 events- Leaders in Slovenia are discussing potential reforms and the future of EU enlargement.
- Slovenia is debating policy on West Bank settlements, involving the Yesha Council, while Slovenia remains an equal member of the European Union.
- Slovenia, as an equal member of the EU, has seen its President call for a unified EU response to actions taken by Israel.
- Slovenia and the Czech Republic used their positions to block joint EU statements on Israeli policy, specifically regarding the E1 area in East Jerusalem.
- Bank of Slovenia provided its GDP growth forecast for the current period.
- Bilateral talks between Slovenia and Boeing focused on cooperation.
- Slovenia maintains its diplomatic ties.
- NLB Group, headquartered and operating in Slovenia, serves customers across Southeast Europe, including markets in Belgrade and Skopje.
- A delegation led by Céline Caron-Dagioni marked the 20th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Slovenia and Monaco.
- On August 5th, Zelensky addressed ambassadors in Kyiv, announcing several high-level diplomatic appointments, including ambassadorships to Slovenia, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.
July 2026
8 events- Azerbaijan appoints representatives to diplomatic posts in Austria and Slovenia.
- Black Cube operates in the gray-zone market of Slovenian elections, advised by veterans of Israeli intelligence.
- Slovenia attended the NATO summit in Ankara and discussed accession to the EU negotiation cluster.
- Dissolution issues related to the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia are impacting the wider European continent, with Slovenia and Croatia noted as current EU members.
- Due to defense spending failures, member states including Slovenia and Albania are among the lowest funded members of NATO.
- Slovenia and Czechia are highlighted for their shared status as lowest-spending members within NATO.
- Slovenia and Oregon shared appreciation for small producers and regional produce on July 1, 2026.
- Peter Mohn presented research on Central and Eastern Europe while Baltona's CEO participated in a regional conference in Slovenia.
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June 2026
17 events- Slovenia announces major foreign policy shifts, including removing the PLO flag and planning an embassy relocation to Jerusalem.
- The University of Manchester is hosting large events for local pupils and offering bespoke training and materials, involving entities from Greater Manchester, Spain, and Slovenia.
- Slovenia reversed arms sanctions on Israel, leading to strengthened diplomatic ties between Ljubljana and Jerusalem.
- Slovenia is leading the government with Janez Janša and Anže Logar, developments that began on May 29, 2026.
- Bilateral talks involving Slovenia focused on trade, tourism, and technology, aiming for a growing partnership.
- India and Slovenia are strengthening bilateral ties, with Slovenia's Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer involved in the discussions.
- An Israir flight originating in Poland, operated by a Bulgarian company, was diverted between Slovenia and Croatia due to issues with Israel.
- Market access has been expanded for several Central and Eastern European countries, including Estonia, Slovenia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Cyprus, and Czech Republic.
- Barbara Rajgelj and Robert Golob commented on the political climate in Slovenia, specifically regarding their experience leading the previous center-left government.
- Slovenia strengthens its role in Middle East peace efforts by revoking sanctions against Israel and restoring conditions for political dialogue.
- Slovenia is actively shifting its diplomatic stance, moving from hostility towards a staunch friendship with Israel to enhance cooperation on shared challenges like terrorism and extremism.
- Diplomatic talks between Rwanda and Slovenia focused on deepening ties and economic collaboration.
- Slovenia's Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer met Mehmet Kemal Bozay to discuss foreign policy and strengthen strategic partnership.
- Shared views on socio-economic development between Belarus and Slovenia since January 1, 2021.
- Deepening partnership between India and Slovenia, and Slovenia's successful membership in the EU.
- Slovenian PM Janez Janša hosted Israeli representative Yossi Dagan for a diplomatic meeting, signaling a reversal of Slovenia's foreign policy toward Israel.
- A severe storm system is moving through Southern Europe, affecting Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Greece.