It will be cloudy but dry in Slovenia on Wednesday, with sporadic rain forecast for the west, while storms are possible at the seaside. Clouds will start breaking in the afternoon.

On the occasion of World Food Day, the newspaper Večer says in Wednesday's commentary that people should not cross meat off their menus completely, but they simply need to eat less meat if they want to keep the planet at least in a condition that will enable the survival of humankind.

Health Minister Samo Fakin had a meeting at the ministry on Tuesday with representatives of all healthcare trade unions, which brought no concrete agreements. While Fakin said that the talks had been launched and rules set so that decisions could be made, one of the representatives said that the trade unions were neither satisfied nor optimistic.

It will be cloudy but dry in Slovenia on Wednesday, with sporadic rain forecast for the west, while storms are possible at the seaside. Clouds will start breaking in the afternoon.

Joining World Food Day calls to eradicate hunger globally, Agriculture Minister Aleksandra Pivec has highlighted the need for a change of practices in food production and environmental protection. Changes, albeit slow, are also under way in Slovenia, which produced 53% of the food available in the country in 2016.

It will be mostly cloudy on Tuesday with clouds breaking in the afternoon, but localised showers will be possible in the west and south of the country. Morning lows will range from 7 to 10 degrees Celsius, up to 15 on the coast. Daytime highs will stand between 15 and 21 degrees.

The statue of Archangel Michael, a major landmark of the coastal town of Piran, was lifted back to the church steeple by a helicopter of the Slovenian Armed Forces on Monday.