The State Prosecutor's Office has announced that conditions have been met for criminal proceedings against former Prime Minister Robert Golob, signaling a major development in ongoing allegations of misconduct.

24ur: Stevanović: Conditions met for criminal proceedings against Golob

A statement from the State Prosecutor's Office indicates that the conditions have been met for criminal proceedings against Prime Minister Golob.

Fresh reports detail financial irregularities, including high profits for church-affiliated companies, state intervention to rescue Hungarian-owned biopower plants that allegedly paid millions to Franci Matoz, and a lack of transparency in Anže Logar's political campaign funding. Criticism also emerged regarding 'negative selection' prioritizing loyalty over qualifications, and a family owing employees significant amounts owning a Greek apartment.

Mladina: Profits for the Church

Financial data from church-affiliated companies reveals high profits, with a former director of a key Slovenian Catholic Church company returning to the Ministry of Finance.

Necenzurirano: State Rescues Biopower Plants Owned by Hungarians, Which Paid Millions to Matoz

The government is intervening to save Hungarian-owned biopower plants, which allegedly paid millions to Matoz, raising questions about state aid and potential corruption.

Necenzurirano: Logar's Campaign Among the Most Expensive. Source of Most Money Unknown

An investigation into Anže Logar's political campaign finances, revealing high costs and a lack of transparency regarding the sources of funding.

Mladina: Negative Selection: When worshiping the cult of Janez Janša becomes the main…

This article criticizes the practice where loyalty to Janez Janša is prioritized over professional qualifications for obtaining positions.

Necenzurirano: This is the Greek Apartment of the Mijics, Who Owe Employees Tens of Thousands…

An investigative piece exposing how the Mijic family, who owe employees significant amounts, owns a Greek apartment, suggesting financial impropriety.

Antonija Poplas Susič has stepped down as the director of the Ljubljana Health Center, though she will continue her employment with the institution.

Delo: Director of Ljubljana Health Center Resigns

Antonija Poplas Susič has resigned as the director of Ljubljana Health Center, though she will remain employed by the institution.

Experts are warning that Slovenia's livestock numbers could decrease by up to 15% due to a severe lack of fodder caused by ongoing drought conditions.

Dnevnik: Drought Threatens Livestock Numbers

Experts warn that livestock numbers in Slovenia could decrease by up to 15% due to a lack of fodder caused by drought.

The initiators of a referendum concerning local elections have announced the withdrawal of their initiative, opting instead to address the Constitutional Court.

Mladina: Referendum initiators announce withdrawal of initiative

The initiators of a referendum concerning local elections have announced they will withdraw their initiative and instead turn to the Constitutional Court.

Questions are being raised about the justification for record-high fuel prices, with criticism directed at the government's lack of intervention in oil trader margins. Separately, new regulations are expected to significantly impact foreign workers, potentially limiting their family lives and treating them primarily as labor.

Mladina: Is the high price of fuel justified?

This story questions the justification of record-high fuel prices, noting that the government has not intervened in oil trader margins, which it increased itself.

Mladina: Column: Expulsion

N'toko writes about a law amendment that will significantly impact the lives of tens of thousands of workers and shake the Slovenian labor market.

Mladina: Not people, just labor

New regulations in Slovenia will reportedly prevent foreign workers from having family lives, treating them merely as labor.

Mladina: Column: Cheaper gasoline? Of course it is possible.

Grega Repovž discusses the possibility of cheaper gasoline, questioning the inevitability of current high diesel prices in Slovenia.

An opinion piece highlights a critical empathy crisis within Slovenia's healthcare system, pointing to issues with bureaucracy and its negative impact on patient care.

Necenzurirano: Scalpel, Bureaucracy, and Tears: Empathy Crisis in Slovenian Healthcare

This opinion piece delves into the critical empathy crisis within Slovenia's healthcare system, highlighting issues with bureaucracy and its impact on patient care.

School principals report significant delays in the education sector, as the content of textbooks has not yet received approval from the expert community.

Delo: Textbook Approval Challenges in Slovenia

School principals report that the content of textbooks has not yet been approved by the expert community, indicating a delay in the approval process.

An article identifies an Israeli lobbyist as the reason behind Slovenia's decision to block a joint EU statement, underscoring the country's role in international diplomacy and foreign policy debates.

Necenzurirano: This is the Israeli Lobbyist Because of Whom Slovenia Blocked an EU Statement

The article identifies an Israeli lobbyist who influenced Slovenia's decision to block a joint EU statement, highlighting the country's role in international diplomacy.