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The world's largest meat processing company had to pay $11m in ransom to put an end to a sophisticated cyber-attack.The computer network at the JBS company was hacked, causing operations to shut down in Australia, Canada and the US.
Photo: Reuters
The world's largest meat processing company had to pay $11m in ransom to put an end to a sophisticated cyber-attack.The computer network at the JBS company was hacked, causing operations to shut down in Australia, Canada and the US.
Photo: Reuters
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
The International Festival of Contemporary Arts – City of Women got under way on Saturday, Oct 2nd and will run until Monday, October 18th. The aim of this year's 26th rendition is to strengthen social ties through community-oriented art projects, preserve the collective memory of women’s achievements, and rethink what kind of school system we want. More in today's Spotlight at 10:20 AM.
A seven-member Slovenian family will embark on a journey through southern Africa, where it will deliver humanitarian aid and help build a shelter in Botswana. We talked to Jasna Žaler Culiberg and Miha Culiberg, who will be taking their five children with them on this journey through five African countries.
Slovenian activist Nika Kovač campaigns on many fronts. She is viewed as a leader of the new generation, as a leader of the future. Just recently, the US Obama Foundation announced that Nika Kovač, who is also running an NGO, the Institute 8th March, is among its fourth cohort of Obama scholars, one of 24 selected from around the world, and the only one from Europe. The program will give rising leaders who are already making a difference in their communities the opportunity to take their work to the next level.
We often hear that the modern lifestyle is not sustainable. Because of this, the annual European Mobility Week aims to promote walking, cycling and other alternatives to motorized vehicles. It is this year underway in a record 84 Slovenian municipalities. More in today's Spotlight!
Boom Supersonic, an aerospace startup, hopes to start with faster-than-the-speed-of-sound commercial air travel. The plan is to have planes fly passengers from New York to London in just over three-and-a-half hours, from Newark to Frankfurt in four hours and, eventually, from San Francisco to Tokyo in six hours - twice the speed of any airliner flying today. Photo: EPA
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
A new law banning abortions in the US state of Texas is being celebrated by some and strongly opposed by others. Named the »Hearbeat Act«, it bans abortions from as early as six weeks into pregnancy. It restricts access to abortions after the detection a foetal heartbeat - at around six weeks - a point when many women do not even know they're pregnant. US President Joe Biden has condemned the law, but the US Supreme Court has refused to block it. Photo: AP
Spotlight - EU aims to help Afghan neighbours with refugees
The newly formed African Association in Maribor - Društvo Afričanov Maribor, aims to bring Africans residing in and around Maribor together to promote cultural, social and economic activities. We talked to one of the founders, Ernest Boakai from Liberia.
The first ever Africa Week is happening in Maribor. Running until the 29th of September it brings music, sports events, workshops and roundtable discussions. We talked to one of the organizers, Emina Baj from Kenya. Photo: EPA
This year's Mladi Levi (Young Lions) performing arts festival will be held between the 20th and 29th of August. We talked to one of the festival's program selectors Mojca Jug about this year's edition. Photo: bunker.si
Basketball star Luka Doncic signed a new contract with the NBA Dallas Mavericks in Ljubljana. The 5-year extension is worth 207 million US dollars, making Luka the best paid athlete in Slovenian history. Photo: Reuters
The Earth's climate is changing at a rapid pace, top scientists have warned following the release of a new United Nations report looking into global emissions. The IPCC report also shows that Slovenia is warming twice as fast as the global average, so the projected climate change is the more worrying for Slovenia.
Do you know how clean or dirty the lake, river or stream you swim in is? Well, the project The Night has its Might (Noč ima svojo moč) offers a way to get an answer to that question.
The World Heritage Committee on Wednesday decided that all of Ljubljana's landmarks designed by architect Jože Plečnik, will be included in UNESCO's World Heritage List. More in today's Spotlight! Photo: MGML
The long-awaited 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics were officially opened on Friday. Slovenia's flag at the opening ceremony was carried by table tennis player Bojan Tokič and canoeist Eva Terčelj. Slovenia is represented by a total of 54 athletes. Slovenia's first medal at the Olympics is a bronze, won by cyclist Tadej Pogačar. Photo: Aleš Fevžer
Poglobljena informativna rubrika v angleškem jeziku, ki predoči tedensko aktualno dogajanje v Sloveniji in svetu.
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