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Austrian influencer Stefanie Pieper was found dead in Slovenia after her ex-boyfriend led authorities to her remains, having allegedly strangled her and buried her in a forest; the suspect and two family members were arrested, and investigations are ongoing.
Beauty influencer Stefanie Pieper was found dead in a Slovenian forest at age 31, with her ex-boyfriend allegedly confessing to her murder and being extradited from Slovenia to Austria. The case involves multiple arrests and a recent disappearance after a holiday party.
Slovenia has banned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from entering the country to protest his arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court, reflecting Slovenia's stance on international law and its criticism of Israeli actions in Gaza.
Slovenia has banned Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik from entering the country due to his refusal to step down from his position and his pro-Russian stance, amid concerns over his policies undermining peace in Bosnia and potential regional instability.
Germany defeated Slovenia 99-91 in the EuroBasket quarterfinals, with Luka Dončić scoring 39 points for Slovenia, but it wasn't enough to advance. Germany will face Finland in the semifinals, which beat Georgia 93-79. The tournament continues with semifinals and finals scheduled in Riga, Latvia.
Germany defeated Slovenia 103-89 in Ljubljana, with Franz Wagner outplaying Luka Doncic, as both teams prepared for EuroBasket 2025; Germany's win was led by Wagner and Kramer, while Doncic scored 19 for Slovenia. The teams will meet again soon, with other EuroBasket warm-up games also taking place across Europe.
Luka Doncic, after signing a contract extension with the Lakers, is preparing with the Slovenian national team for EuroBasket, starting with an exhibition game against Germany that will be streamed on DAZN or Courtside 1891. Despite recent rust from a month off, Doncic aims for Slovenia to medal, with the team playing six exhibition games to prepare.
Slovenia has become the first EU country to impose a comprehensive arms embargo on Israel due to its ongoing war in Gaza and has recognized Palestinian statehood, citing humanitarian concerns and internal disagreements within the EU as reasons for acting independently.
Slovenia will become the first EU country to ban Israeli ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir from entering, citing their 'genocidal statements' against Palestinians and inciting violence. The move follows recent sanctions by countries like the UK, Canada, and Australia, against the ministers over their comments on Gaza and Palestinians.
Slovenia's Prime Minister Robert Golob plans to call a consultative referendum on NATO membership following a parliamentary defeat over increased defense spending, amidst internal political rifts and debates on NATO commitments.
Slovenia warns it will act independently if the EU does not take concrete steps within two weeks to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, criticizing some EU members for prioritizing their interests over Palestinian rights amid Israel's ongoing assault.
A woman is in critical condition after being attacked by a bear near Ljubljana, Slovenia, amid ongoing debates over bear culling policies as the bear population in the area has grown to around 1,000.
Slovenia's parliament voted overwhelmingly to recognize a Palestinian state, joining Spain, Norway, and Ireland in recent recognitions. The decision, endorsed by Slovenia's government, reflects a belief in a two-state solution for lasting peace in the Middle East. The move was opposed by Slovenia's main opposition party but ultimately passed without opposition in the 90-seat parliament. This recognition comes amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.
Slovenia's government has endorsed a motion to recognize a Palestinian state, following similar moves by Spain, Norway, and Ireland, which Israel condemned. Meanwhile, heavy fighting continues in Gaza's Rafah as Israel's military expands its offensive, causing over 1 million Palestinians to flee and creating severe humanitarian challenges. The U.N. warns that the conflict is severely restricting aid deliveries, exacerbating hunger and suffering in the region.
Slovenia's government has endorsed a motion to recognize a Palestinian state and sent it to parliament for approval, which is expected to pass given the ruling coalition's majority. This move follows similar recognitions by Spain, Norway, and Ireland, and comes amid ongoing Israeli-Hamas conflict. Israel has condemned the decision, arguing it rewards Hamas and harms Slovenian-Israeli relations.