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World chess champion at the City Hall
Mayor Zoran Janković welcomed the world chess champion in the category under 18 years Laura Unuk upon her return from the World Youth Chess Championship in Montevideo.
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World day against trafficking in persons
30 July this year marks the first World Day against Trafficking in Persons, which was declared by the General Assembly of the UN. This first World Day against Trafficking in Persons is a call to action to end this crime and give hope to the victims, who often live unrecognised among us.
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World day of remembrance for road traffic victims
On Saturday 19 November 2011, Prešeren Square in Ljubljana played host to the central events surrounding World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.
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World day of remembrance of road traffic victims
The World Day of Remembrance of Road Traffic Victims observed every third Sunday in November is a day on which we remember all the dead and injured in traffic accidents along with their loved ones, friends, colleagues and acquaintances.
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World health day
As part of events surrounding World Health Day, on Monday 8 April 2013, Prešeren Square in central Ljubljana was the venue of free-of-charge professional health counselling and the measurement of blood pressure and pulse rate.
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World health day 2014: small bite, big threat
The World Health Day on 7 April is this year raising awareness on vector-borne diseases under the title "Small Bite, Big Threat". The Community Health Centre Ljubljana has organised several activities to mark this occasion.
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World junior judo championship
The Sports Park Arena Stožice has hosted the World Junior Judo Championship from 23rd to 27th October 2013.
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World summit award
The TE-TOL mobile portal has been selected as one of the best five in the world in the field of mobile environmental content.
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Written on the skin of the earth
An exhibition entitled 'Written on the Skin of the Earth' runs until the end of April at the Jakopič Promenade in Tivoli Park.
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Yay, a new school year is here!
After long holidays pupils returned to schools, among them 2,875 first-graders. We wish everybody a happy, healthy and successful schoolyear!
