Slovenia and Bulgaria are, respectively, the best-case scenario and the cautionary example of "transition" states. Both have struggled to transform communist-era economic and political structures. Both are now members of the European Union and NATO.

On June 26, 2012, the European Court of Human Rights upheld a lower court ruling that Slovenia had violated the European Convention on Human Rights in its treatment of the roughly 25,000 people stripped of residency in the wake of the country's independence.

One of the most remarkable and disturbing aspects of the Erasure in Slovenia was that it took nearly a decade before it became a public issue.

When Yugoslavia fell apart in the early 1990s, most people simply became citizens of what had once been constituent republics: Croatia, Bosnia, and so on. But for some, it was not a simple process at all.

In Yugoslavia, and particularly Slovenia, a particularly close relationship sprang up in the 1970s between punks and professors.

In order to get into the European Union, Croatia needs the support of each one of the current 27 members. So far, 20 countries have ratified Croatia's EU accession treaty.

In the beginning, there were speed cameras. On October 16, the municipal government in Maribor, a formerly successful, now down-at-its heels indust...

In this interview, Vojko Volk talked about the challenges that Slovenia currently faces, particularly in the economic realm. On this issue in particular, he has had some second thoughts over the years.

ZAGREB, Aug 23 (Reuters) - Four people were killed and 28 injured when a hot-air balloon carrying tourists, including children, caught fire and came...

LJUBLJANA, Slovenia -- Women are set to walk away with a record number of seats in Slovenia's parliamentary election. Preliminary results Monday indi...

LJUBLJANA, Slovenia — A center-left party led by a prominent businessman and mayor nabbed a surprise victory in Slovenian parliamentary election...