Keep up with the daily news in Slovenia by checking the morning headlines here. What to find out what happened last week in Slovenia? Look no further.
The following schedule was prepared by the STA:
MONDAY, 21 October
LJUBLJANA - PM Marjan Šarec will take questions from MPs at the outset of a regular session of the National Assembly, which will continue until 29 October.
BELGRADE, Serbia - Interior Minister Boštjan Poklukar will start a two-day visit to Serbia for talks with his counterpart Nebojša Stefanović. On Tuesday, they will inspect joint Slovenian-Serbian police patrols at the Preševo crossing with North Macedonia.
LJUBLJANA - Former Maribor Mayor Franc Kangler will be heard by the parliamentary inquiry looking into alleged abuse in his prosecution.
LJUBLJANA - An international two-day conference on the consequences of First World War bearing on Central Europe will open as part of Year of Neighbourly Dialogue between Austria and Slovenia.
LJUBLJANA - The shareholders' meeting of NLB bank is to decide on a rise in remuneration for supervisory board members.
LJUBLJANA - The Ljubljana City Council will debate draft budgets for 2020 and 2021.
LJUBLJANA - The Ljubljana Fashion Week will start, until 25 October.
LJUBLJANA - The Biennial of Slovenian Independent Illustration will open; until 8 November.
LJUBLJANA - Bežigrad Cinema will launch a week of Japanese film by screening Tremble All You Want.
BOVEC - Chris Anthony will present his documentary on 10th Mountain Division of US Army below Mt Mangart.
TUESDAY, 22 October
TOKYO, Japan - President Borut Pahor is expected to visit Japan to attend the enthronement ceremony for Japanese Emperor Naruhito.
ZAGREB, Croatia - Defence Minister Karl Erjavec is to make a visit to Croatia to meet his counterpart Damir Krstičević.
LJUBLJANA - The National Assembly will resume session to debate amendments to the property appraisal act, among other things.
LJUBLJANA - Newspaper publisher Dnevnik will declare the winner of the Gazelle Award for Slovenia's fastest-growing company; PM Marjan Šarec to be on hand, along with three ministers.
LJUBLJANA - Vienna Days in Ljubljana will get under way with a concert by the Klangkollektiv orchestra, to be declared open by Vienna Mayor Michael Ludwig; until 24 October.
WEDNESDAY, 23 October
LJUBLJANA - The National Assembly will debate amendments to the personal income tax act and corporate income tax act.
MARIBOR - Gertrud Rantzen, the head of the German-Slovenian Chamber of Commerce, will talk about the countries' cooperation and the economic outlook for 2020.
LJUBLJANA - Chile Eboe-Osuji, president of the International Criminal Court, will visit Slovenia for meetings with Foreign Minister Miro Cerar and Justice Minister Andreja Katič.
LJUBLJANA - A civil initiative is expected to present signatures in support of an increase in pensions to PM Marjan Šarec and National Assembly Speaker Dejan Židan.
LJUBLJANA - A meeting between the mayors of Ljubljana and Vienna, Zoran Janković and Michael Ludwig, will launch a two-day conference themed Vienna and Ljubljana, cities tailored to people.
LJUBLJANA - A press conference of the 30th Ljubljana International Film Festival, to be held between 13 and 24 November.
LJUBLJANA - The Music Academy of the University of Ljubljana will mark its 80th anniversary.
LJUBLJANA - An international three-day conference on Slovenian studies will kick off.
LJUBLJANA - The Statistics Office will release the latest consumer confidence index.
LJUBLJANA - The 50th iteration of the fair Nature-Health will open, to run until 26 October.
THURSDAY, 24 October
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Defence Minister Karl Erjavec will take part in a two-day NATO ministerial.
STRASBOURG, France - National Assembly Speaker Dejan Židan will take part in the European Conference of Presidents of Parliament from Council of Europe countries, until 25 October.
LJUBLJANA - The National Assembly will debate amendments scraping bonus for social benefit recipients who work.
LJUBLJANA - The Slovenian World Congress will hold a two-day conference of Slovenian scientists and businessmen from all over the world.
MARIBOR - Pre trial hearings for former NBKM bank CEO Matjaž Kovačič and other former executives and several Croatian citizens in the Croatian affairs case.
KRANJ - The Slovenian Writers' Association will present the Jenko Prize for best poetry collection for the past two years.
LJUBLJANA - The first edition of the Slovenian sign language grammar book will be launched.
FRIDAY, 25 October
LJUBLJANA - The National Assembly will debate amendments to pension and labour market laws and amendments related to student work and scholarships.
LJUBLJANA - The Statistics Office will release the latest business sentiment index.
LJUBLJANA - A two-day conference on palliative care will get under way.
SATURDAY, 26 October
LJUBLJANA - Actor Rade Šerbedžija will give a concert at Cankarjev Dom with his ensemble Zapadni Kolodvor.
SUNDAY, 27 October
MARIBOR - The Maribor Theatre Festival will come to a close with an awards ceremony.
LJUBLJANA - The public broadcaster RTV Slovenija will hand out the Ježek Award for lifetime achievement in various genres of radio and TV creativity.
LJUBLJANA - The Ljubljana Marathon, the biggest running event in the country.
