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This is a full directory of all 19 articles about Ljubljana, listed in reverse order, with the most recent article at the top. If you'd prefer to search for some particular article, please use the search facility on the news front page. | |
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Philharmonic Turns 100
Travellers with a taste for classical music will find some intriguing things on the menu this year. Ljubljana is celebrating the centenary of the Slovenian Phil... | Art and Culture |
Ljubljana Man On A Mission
No one was more surprised than the Ljubljana Life team to find out that our very first editor, Kris Mole, long time resident of the city, was embarking on a see... | Comment |
Slovenia Unearthing WW2 Past
A new program of the Slovenian government has recently been illuminating the secret, literally buried legacy of mass slaughter in Slovenia after the end of WWII... | History |
Torrential Rains Ravage Slovenia
Friday, September 21st was declared a day of national mourning in Slovenia after a brief but unusually violent storm on Tuesday afternoon brought the heaviest r... | Current Affairs |
City With a Heart of Gold
Say you were just walking along, humming a tune, watching the girls go by when you spot a cell phone sitting idly, unattended by anyone. Would you pick it up an... | City Focus |
New Downloadable Ljubljana PDF Guide!
After months of our cyber mailboxes overflowing with the likes of, "My gosh Ljubljana Life! I love you so much I just want to take you everywhere! If only I cou... | Comment |
New law on bilingual signs
The Austrian Constitutional Court published several new rulings which expand the list of towns and villages in the province of Carinthia that ought to have bili... | Comment |
Adijo to the Tolar
After 15 years, the first Slovenian currency, the tolar, will gradually disappear from wallets and ATM machines to be replaced by the single European currency, ... | Current Affairs |
Ljubljana Police chief pays the price
The police chief of the Slovenian capital Ljubljana has been sacked over the handling of anti-Roma protests at the weekend.
Hundreds of residents of Ambrus, a... | Current Affairs |
Slovenian Gypsies face hostility
The agony of a group of Roma, driven from their homes by a Slovenian mob last month, continued, as new protests flared in order to prevent them from settling in... | Current Affairs |
Ljubljana elects new mayor
An independent candidate who is a foe of the ruling center-right coalition was elected mayor of the capital, Ljubljana, dealing a blow to the government that to... | Current Affairs |
30 years for murder
The Ljubljana District Court sentenced 38-year-old Silvo Plut to 30 years in prison for the brutal murder of Ljubica Ulcar and the attempted murder and maltreat... | Current Affairs |
The rescue of Tomo Kriznar
Tomo Kriznar, the Slovenian human rights activist who became President Janez Drnovsek’s special envoy to the western Sudanese province of Darfur, has finally re... | Current Affairs |
Slovenes on trial in Sudan
The government of Slovenia says a special presidential envoy to Sudan is to be tried on charges of espionage and entering Sudan illegally.
The envoy, Tomo Kri... | Current Affairs |
EU warns Slovenia on Euro prices
The European Commission is urging Slovenia to take measures to prevent shops from using the adoption of the euro to push up prices.
The commission wants Slove... | Current Affairs |
Slovenia claims Lipizzaner as its own
Slovenia's 20-cent euro coin...
Slovenia is using its adoption of the euro currency on 1st January 2007 as a chance to press its claim as the true home of the... | Current Affairs |
World Cup fever hits Ljubljana
It's that time again where the whole world forgets about their internal and personal problems and instead focuses their attention to football's World Cup.
The... | City Focus |
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