Gasoline prices in Slovenia are set to reach a new record high, with increases effective from Tuesday. This comes despite the government extending a decree to lower environmental taxes on diesel fuel, which will see a price reduction. The government is awaiting approval from Brussels for further excise duty reductions.

Delo: Diesel fuel discount extended, gasoline price at record high

The Slovenian government has extended the validity of a decree to lower environmental taxes, while waiting for Brussels to approve a reduction in excise duties on fuel.

Mladina: Gasoline price to reach record high on Tuesday

The price of gasoline is set to increase to a record high on Tuesday.

Dnevnik: Fuel Prices: Diesel Under Two Euros, Gasoline Reaches New Record

Tomorrow's fuel prices will see diesel drop below two euros per liter, while gasoline prices are expected to hit a new record high.

24ur: Gasoline Prices to Rise, Diesel and Heating Oil to Fall

Starting midnight, gasoline prices are set to reach a record high, while diesel and heating oil will become cheaper.

An ongoing investigation into the multi-million euro sale of the Trevisini Palace in Piran has revealed that a 1977 regulation is hindering the plans of associates linked to Franci Matoz, the Minister of the Interior and Public Administration. All involved parties in the sale are reportedly connected to Matoz.

Necenzurirano: Obstacle for Matoz's friends: a 1977 regulation stands in their way

An investigation into Franci Matoz reveals that a 1977 regulation is hindering the plans of his associates related to the Trevisini Palace in Piran.

Necenzurirano: Multi-million sale of palace in Piran: all actors are connected by Franci Matoz

An investigation into the multi-million euro sale of a palace in Piran reveals connections between all involved parties and Franci Matoz.

Ljubljana City Supervisors have expressed significant concerns regarding the municipality's debt levels and its proposed plans for the construction of an incinerator, highlighting potential financial and environmental issues.

Dnevnik: Ljubljana City Supervisors Critical of Municipality's Debt and Incinerator Plans

City supervisors are expressing concerns over the municipality's debt levels and the planned construction of an incinerator.

A controversy has emerged linking a visit by Hungarian bank executives to Prime Minister Janez Janša's residence with the bank's subsequent refusal to grant credit to RTV Slovenija, the public broadcaster. Concerns are being raised that the weakening of RTV could cause irreparable damage.

Necenzurirano: At Janša's, Hungarian bank chiefs visited, which has now refused RTV credit

This investigative piece links a visit by Hungarian bank executives to Janez Janša's residence with the bank's subsequent refusal of a credit to RTV Slovenija.

Mladina: Weakening of public RTV can cause irreparable damage

A statement warning that weakening the public broadcaster RTV could lead to irreparable harm.

Deputy Prime Minister Anže Logar and his party, the Democrats, are under scrutiny regarding allegations of secret financing for luxurious campaign spending. His 'Skok' initiative is also being criticized as a fraudulent attack on the prosecution, drawing parallels to tactics used in Hungary.

Necenzurirano: Secret financing of Democrats: Logar silent about donations for luxurious…

An investigation into the financing of the Demokrat campaign, suggesting secret donations and luxury spending, with Anže Logar remaining silent.

Necenzurirano: Logar's 'Skok' is a fraud. This is an attack on the prosecution from an Orban…

This opinion piece criticizes Anže Logar's 'Skok' initiative, labeling it a fraudulent attack on the prosecution, drawing parallels to tactics used in Hungary.

New reports detail serious allegations of sexual abuse involving Dušan Smodej, with mentions of paid agents, a figure named Strancar, financial aspects, and legal representation in connection with the case.

Necenzurirano: Sexual abuse by Dusan Smodej: paid agents, Strancar, money, lawyer

This news story appears to detail allegations of sexual abuse involving Dusan Smodej, mentioning paid agents, Strancar, financial matters, and legal representation.

A proposed budget revision in Slovenia allocates increased funding for defense, while simultaneously revealing a significant shortfall in the country's health insurance fund, raising concerns about public health financing.

Dnevnik: Budget Revision: More for Weapons, Large Deficit in Health Fund

A budget revision proposes increasing funds for defense while noting a significant shortfall in the health insurance fund.

ND Gorica, a football club that has won the Slovenian championship four times, is reportedly facing bankruptcy, a development described as the 'final nail in its coffin' for the team.

Dnevnik: Bankruptcy: The Final Nail in the Coffin for Four-Time Slovenian Champions

ND Gorica, a four-time Slovenian champion in football, is facing bankruptcy, described as the final nail in its coffin.

Slovenia is focusing on the critical issue of digital sovereignty, which is considered a key question for the decade. This involves discussions on national cybersecurity preparedness and the country's position in the digital landscape.

Delo: Slovenia's digital sovereignty: a key question of the decade

This story discusses Slovenia's position and challenges in achieving digital sovereignty, a crucial topic for the coming decade.

The Slovenian Medical Chamber is under discussion for allegedly being granted excessive autonomy by the state to self-regulate. This arrangement raises concerns about potential conflicts of interest within the medical profession.

Necenzurirano: Medical Chamber Slovenian-style: given the keys by the state, they supervise…

An article discusses the Slovenian Medical Chamber, suggesting that it has been granted excessive autonomy by the state to self-regulate, potentially leading to conflicts of interest.

Luka Mesec, a Member of the National Assembly and co-coordinator of The Left, is reportedly facing attacks, with an article questioning the motives behind them, especially given his potential mayoral election bid. Separately, an analysis criticizes Lojze Peterle, a prominent politician, for his views.

Mladina: Why attacks on Luka Mesec?

An article questioning the attacks on Luka Mesec, citing an poll suggesting he could face a second round in Ljubljana's mayoral election.

Mladina: Why Lojze Peterle is wrong

An analysis questioning the political and public support for a figure who might 'sell the country to foreign intelligence services'.