Pisa 2018 results show that Slovenian children are more successful than the international average in all tested areas. However, they are less satisfied with their teachers.
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Vita
We’re Already Counting Down to the Lights
During the festive season Ljubljana is full of visitors: both locals and tourists from different parts of the world.
Sabrina
Energy from an artificial leaf
The technology the scientists developed will be able to make a significant contribution to limiting the warming of the atmosphere due to greenhouse gases.
Urša
Venice underwater for the second year in a row!
Severe flooding is a direct consequence of climate change, said Venetian Mayor Luigi Brugnaro.
Romana
Women are still paid less than men
The European Commission said the wage gap in the European Union was 16 percent.
Sonja
Diwali, a feast of light
It lasts for five days, during which time Indians take to the streets for parades to mark the spiritual victory of light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair.
The Brexit saga continues
Prime Minister Johnson was forced to send a letter to the President of the European Council and the representative of EU leaders, Donald Tusk, but no one knows what happens next.
Eliud Kipchoge ran the marathon of his life
He became the first person to run the marathon distance of 42 kilometres and 195 metres in less than two hours.
Sabina
For Kris, it wasn’t a question of helping, but of how to do it
When many Slovenes learned that Kris needed their help and that if they all came together and contributed one euro each, they could help the boy with the medicine he needed, the snowball began to roll.
Katarina
