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Tuesday, October 27, 2026
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A new virus has been detected on three Slovenian farms, raising questions about potential risks to human health. This development comes as the customs office faces scrutiny for allegedly withholding information from the police regarding a seizure of 14 million cigarettes.
In the political arena, a recent poll indicates a shrinking gap in support between the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), led by Prime Minister Janez Janša, and the Freedom Party. Meanwhile, former President Milan Kučan has called for national reflection on the country's direction, and a political dispute has erupted involving Aleš Hojs, a member of the National Assembly, following a state celebration.
Further domestic news includes allegations of proof that an associate of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy, Labour, and Sport Anže Logar forged a document, prompting questions about Logar's awareness. Additionally, the travel expenses of Borut Rončević, Minister of Education, Science and Youth, for a trip to Japan, costing over 32,000 euros, are under scrutiny, with the ministry reportedly withholding the ticket provider's name. Fuel prices have also seen a change, with gasoline becoming cheaper while diesel prices increased.
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The Slovenian Financial Administration (FURS) is accused of failing to inform the police about the seizure of a truck carrying 14 million cigarettes in Lendava, raising questions about transparency and cooperation between state agencies.
Necenzurirano:
Customs office withheld seizure of truck with 14 million cigarettes from police
The Slovenian Financial Administration (FURS) allegedly failed to report to the police about the seizure of a truck in Lendava containing 14 million cigarettes.
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Evidence has emerged suggesting that an associate of Deputy Prime Minister Anže Logar forged a document, leading to questions about Logar's knowledge and involvement in the matter.
Necenzurirano:
Proof that Logar's associate forged a document; what does Logar know?
Evidence suggests an associate of Anže Logar forged a document, raising questions about Logar's awareness of the action.
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The travel expenses for Minister of Education, Science and Youth Borut Rončević's trip to Japan, exceeding 32,000 euros, are under investigation, with the ministry reportedly refusing to disclose the name of the ticket provider.
Dnevnik:
Rončević's trip to Japan cost over 32,000 euros; Ministry hides ticket…
An official's travel expenses for a trip to Japan, costing over 32,000 euros, are under scrutiny, with the ministry withholding the name of the ticket provider.
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