The relevant ministry has presented an amended draft of the updated National Energy and Climate Plan, which sets more ambitious goals for Slovenia in line with EU targets. The draft addresses two electricity supply scenarios post-2030: renewables only and a combination with N-energy. The government could endorse it as early as at the end of summer.

The Constitutional Court has annulled a decree under which the Radenci municipality renamed Tito Road into the Road of Slovenian Independence in June 2021. The mayor acted unlawfully by promulgating the decree before a deadline for a potential referendum request expired, the court found.

Government efforts for healthcare to help keep in check climate change, the impact of the latter on health and the need to change food systems and diet habits were among the topics highlighted at the national conference on the greening of healthcare at Brdo pri Kranju on Monday.

While heavy storms and downpours are forecast for Monday afternoon, it will be changeable on Tuesday with local showers and storms possible in the afternoon. Morning lows will range from 9 to 14 degrees Celsius, but the mercury will rise to between 20 and 25 degrees during the day.

Following a night of local showers, it should stop raining by Monday morning, but scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible during the day. Morning lows will stand at 10 to 15 degrees and day-time highs at 17 to 20, up to 23 in the region of Primorska, west.

Following a night of local showers, it should stop raining by Monday morning, but scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible during the day. Morning lows will stand at 10 to 15 degrees and day-time highs at 17 to 20, up to 23 in the region of Primorska, west.

Slovenian insurance companies have written nearly EUR 639 million in gross premiums in the first three months of 2024, down 12% compared to the same period in 2023. This is largely due to the abolition of top-up health insurance, the Insurance Supervision Agency finds.