The government has decided against appointing a judge, a move that is being unfavorably compared to actions taken by Poland, which were previously condemned by the European Court of Human Rights. This decision raises concerns about judicial independence and adherence to rule of law principles.

Mladina: Slovenia on Poland's Path

Slovenia's government decided last week not to appoint a judge, a move for which Poland was recently condemned by the European Court of Human Rights.

A cyberattack has targeted Slovenia's state administration, resulting in the compromise of over 15,000 user records. Authorities have urged all affected users to change their passwords immediately.

Dnevnik: Cyberattack on State Administration: Call to Change Passwords

A cyberattack on Slovenia's state administration has compromised over 15,000 user records, prompting a call for password changes.

New allegations of financial impropriety have surfaced, including lingering debts associated with 'Lars & Sven' and a new business venture linked to a figure connected to Deputy Prime Minister Anže Logar. Separately, Rok Snežič is facing scrutiny for allegedly driving a luxury car while simultaneously requesting state-funded legal assistance.

Necenzurirano: For Lars & Sven, debts remain; Logar's ace opens new local on ruins

This story investigates lingering debts related to 'Lars & Sven' and how a figure associated with Anže Logar has opened a new establishment amidst past financial issues.

Necenzurirano: Rok Snežič drives a Mercedes, but asks the state to pay for his lawyer

This article highlights the apparent financial disparity of Rok Snežič, who allegedly drives a luxury car while seeking state-funded legal assistance.

The Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), led by Prime Minister Janez Janša, continues to face accusations of orchestrating disinformation campaigns from the Prime Minister's office, with reports detailing the alleged members of its propaganda unit and specific targets like Janez M. Additionally, National Assembly President Zoran Stevanović, leader of the Resni.ca party, remains a focus of criticism, with allegations linking him to tycoons associated with Milorad Dodik and the Serbian Orthodox…

Mladina: Who are the members of the SDS propaganda unit?

The article investigates the members of the SDS party's propaganda unit.

Mladina: Dirty disinformation campaigns led by SDS from the prime minister's office

The article details disinformation campaigns allegedly run by the SDS from the prime minister's office.

Mladina: Target: Janez M.

This article focuses on Janez M. as a target, suggesting political discreditation is the primary tool of the SDS party and its leader Janez Janša against political opponents.

Necenzurirano: Logar and Stevanović fight corruption on a donkey with a rusty sword

This opinion piece critiques the methods and effectiveness of Anže Logar and Zoran Stevanović in their fight against corruption, using a metaphor of outdated weaponry.

Necenzurirano: Lie after lie: Stevanović is a symbol of the Slovenian parliament's downfall

This commentary argues that Zoran Stevanović represents the decline and failure of the Slovenian parliament.

Necenzurirano: SDS leads disinformation campaigns from Janša's cabinet

This report alleges that the SDS party, operating from within Janša's former cabinet, is orchestrating disinformation campaigns.

Necenzurirano: Stevanović caught in the web of Dodik's tycoons and the Serbian Orthodox Church

This investigative report implicates Zoran Stevanović in alleged connections with tycoons associated with Milorad Dodik and the Serbian Orthodox Church.

An interview on human trafficking highlights that discovered cases of exploitation are often just the visible portion of a much larger underlying problem. Separately, experts are issuing warnings against government intentions to loosen legislation that could permit alcohol sales in schools. In a tragic incident, a 65-year-old man is suspected of a severe family crime, allegedly murdering his son and three-month-old granddaughter.

Dnevnik: Human Trafficking: 'Discovered cases of exploitation are usually just the tip…

An interview discusses human trafficking, stating that discovered cases of exploitation are typically only the visible part of a larger problem.

Dnevnik: Loosening Legislation: Schools as Venues for Alcohol Sales? Experts Warn…

Experts are warning against potential changes to legislation that could allow alcohol sales in schools, but the government reportedly intends to proceed.

Dnevnik: Severe Family Crime: 65-Year-Old Allegedly Kills Son and Granddaughter

A 65-year-old man is suspected of committing a terrible crime, allegedly murdering his son and three-month-old granddaughter.