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September 2026

September 28, 2026

Slovenia Shifts Foreign Policy Towards Israel After Meeting with Netanyahu

Slovenia has shifted its policy towards Palestine after a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu at the UN General Assembly. This change indicates a closer…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 Sep 28, 2026
September 17, 2026

Slovenia's Potato Lovers Gather Amidst Drought Concerns Impacting Yields

In northern Slovenia, hundreds gathered to celebrate roast potatoes amidst warnings from a think tank about declining potato yields across Europe due to drought. This…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 Sep 17, 2026
September 14, 2026

How prehistoric coastal flooding shaped the Northern Adriatic

Researchers have revealed how a 5,000-year sea-level rise transformed the northern Adriatic coasts, impacting the lives of prehistoric communities. This study highlights the long-term effects…

📰 Phys.org 🕐 Sep 14, 2026
September 10, 2026

Protests Erupt in Slovenia Over Opening of Israel's First Embassy

Thousands protested in Ljubljana after Slovenia's Prime Minister Janez Jansa established Israel's first embassy in the country, leading to an impeachment bid against him. The…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 Sep 10, 2026
September 9, 2026

Widespread Protests in Slovenia for Closure of Israeli Embassy

Israel has inaugurated its first embassy in Slovenia, which has sparked significant protests from pro-Palestinian supporters. This event highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding Israel's diplomatic…

📰 ISNA 🕐 Sep 9, 2026

Pro-Palestinian Protests Erupt in Slovenia Against Opening of Israel's First Embassy

Pro-Palestinian protesters gathered in Slovenia to oppose the opening of Israel's first resident embassy. The protest highlights ongoing tensions surrounding Israel-Palestine relations. This event is…

📰 Al Jazeera 🕐 Sep 9, 2026
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