It will be partly clear in Slovenia on Friday, with more sunny spells in the northeast. A southwesterly wind will blow during the day. Showers will be possible in the afternoon in the hilly areas. Morning lows will stand between 0 and 5 degrees Celsius. Daily highs will range from 10 to 16 degrees.

Three years after Slovenia got its strongest supercomputer Vega, talks are under way for an even more powerful supercomputer, said Digital Transformation Minister Emilija Stojmenova Duh at an event hosted on Thursday by Maribor's Institute of Information Science (IZUM) for representatives of the biggest supercomputing centres in Europe.

The Ljubljana gallery Ravnikar Gallery Space is taking part at Art Brussels, one of the key contemporary art fairs in Europe, running until Sunday. The gallery is presenting the work of Meta Drčar, a Paris-based Slovenian artist, and Dutch visual artist Bart Lunenburg.

The newspaper Dnevnik says in its commentary on Thursday that Slovenia was rights to react strongly to what it calls "the most disgusting political hate speech ever heard in modern international relations" by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, who called Slovenia disgusting, accusing it of laying a trap for Serbia at the UN Security Council.

The newspaper Primorske Novice is critical in Thursday's commentary of the situation on the real estate and rent market in Slovenia, saying that the party which talks the most about housing issues has disappointed its voters the most.

The newspaper Delo welcomes on Thursday AirBaltic's launch of flights between Ljubljana and the Latvian capital Riga, noting that next week Norwegian will launch flights to Copenhagen. This is good news for Ljubljana airport, Delo says, urging citizens to fly from Brnik more often.

It will be overcast and rainy in Slovenia on Thursday. Morning lows will stand between 0 and 5 degrees Celsius, up to 8 on the coast, while daytime highs will range from 8 to 12 degrees, up to 15 on the coast.