The village of Pince Marof was founded 100 years ago. After World War I and the signing of the Rapallo Treaty, many Istrians and Primorska inhabitants left their homes fleeing the oncoming fascism and settled permanently along the Mura River, in the far north-east of Slovenia, in what is now the municipality of Lendava.

From Thursday, May 28 to Saturday, May 30, 2026, in Slovenian language classes in Banja Luka and Slatina, various workshops were held related to World Bee Day, which is celebrated every year on May 20.

A nine-member delegation of the Association of Slovenians of the Republika Srpska "Triglav" Banja Luka participated in a two-day conference held as part of the EU project "EUNITY - European United Cities Creating and Nurturing the Desired European Future", which was held from 18 to 20 May 2026 in the picturesque towns of Kastoria and Siatisti, in northern Greece, in the province of Western Macedonia.

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Exactly three years ago, a graft from the world's oldest city grapevine was planted in the Botanical Garden of the Institute for Genetic Resources in Banja Luka.