MP Boris Mijić faces new accusations of lying about his education, while Rok Snežič's controversial acquisition and renaming of Mijić's company to 'Klukec' raises further questions. [cite: Necenzurirano, Necenzurirano] Separately, President of the National Assembly Zoran Stevanović is under fire for allegedly submitting a law written by Gorazd Perenič, the owner of a private clinic, sparking concerns about legislative ethics. [cite: Necenzurirano] The actions of Vlado Miheljak, referred to as…

Necenzurirano: New Affair for MP Mijič: He Also Lied About His Education

This news report uncovers another scandal involving MP Boris Mijič, who is accused of lying about his educational qualifications, adding to previous allegations.

Necenzurirano: Snežič Renamed Mijič's Company to 'Novo necenzurirano' #Documents

This investigative report reveals through documents that Rok Snežič renamed Boris Mijič's company to 'Novo necenzurirano', implying a direct connection and potentially shady dealings between the two.

Necenzurirano: After Mijič, Lunos: Who Does Snežič's Circle Work For in the Ventilator War?

This investigative piece delves into the activities of a group associated with Rok Snežič and Boris Mijič, questioning their involvement in a conflict related to ventilation systems, suggesting potential hidden agendas.

Necenzurirano: Revealed: Stevanović Submitted a Law Written by the Owner of a Private Clinic

This investigative report exposes Zoran Stevanović for allegedly submitting legislation that was drafted by the owner of a private clinic, raising concerns about undue influence and conflicts of interest in lawmaking.

Mladina: Minister's Cultural War Against Culture

This article critically examines the actions of Vlado Miheljak, suggesting a conflict between his policies and the broader cultural landscape. The headline uses a provocative metaphor of a chainsaw massacre.

Mladina: Minister of Environment and Terror

Polona Rifelj, the Minister of the Environment and Spatial Planning, is accused of wanting to ban free thought and symbols she dislikes, framed as a form of 'terror'.

Necenzurirano: From Širclj to Mijič: How the Right 'Fell' on Taxes and Corruption

This opinion article examines the decline of the right-wing political parties in Slovenia concerning their handling of tax policies and corruption allegations, referencing key political figures like Andrej Šircelj and Boris Mijić.

Necenzurirano: These Are the Companies That Allegedly Tried to Get Flood Millions Through Fraud

This investigative article identifies companies suspected of attempting to fraudulently obtain funds designated for flood relief, indicating a potential misuse of state aid.

A disturbing discovery near Kranj involves the bodies of a man and a woman, both found shot near a vehicle. [cite: Dnevnik] Separately, President Nataša Pirc Musar was involved in a traffic accident. [cite: Mladina] A fatal scooter accident also occurred, resulting in the death of a 39-year-old man who was not wearing a helmet. [cite: Dnevnik]

Dnevnik: Tragic Event: Male and Female Corpses Found Near Kranj, Both Shot

A disturbing discovery near Kranj where the bodies of a man and a woman, both appearing to have been shot, were found near a vehicle.

Mladina: Nataša Pirc Musar in Traffic Accident

Reports that Nataša Pirc Musar, President of Slovenia, was involved in a traffic accident. This is presented as a piece of breaking news.

Dnevnik: Fatal Scooter Accident: 39-Year-Old Dies Without a Helmet

A severe traffic accident involving a scooter has resulted in the death of a 39-year-old man who was not wearing a helmet.

Firefighters are actively battling the fire on Planja, which did not spread overnight, but concerns are rising due to newly discovered underground hot zones. [cite: Dnevnik] The country also continues to experience a heatwave, with temperatures reaching 30 degrees Celsius early in the morning. [cite: 24ur]

Dnevnik: Firefighting Continues: Fire on Planja Did Not Spread Overnight, But New…

The fire on Planja is being actively fought, with no overnight spread reported. However, firefighters are concerned about newly discovered underground hot zones, indicating the fire is not yet fully contained.

24ur: Heatwave continues: Temperatures hit 30 degrees Celsius early in the morning

Temperatures soared to 30 degrees Celsius by early morning, indicating a continued heatwave. The report includes weather details for Ljubljana, noting a 10km/h wind.

The Constitutional Court has ruled that the law governing RTV Slovenia is in line with the constitution. [cite: Necenzurirano] An opinion piece discusses the challenges faced by children with rare diseases, whose access to treatment relies on SMS donations and bureaucratic processes. [cite: Necenzurirano] Articles also explore the realities of cultural workers and an interview with lawyer Barbara Rajgelj on hopes for minority groups.

Necenzurirano: Constitutional Court: RTV Slovenia Law Complies with the Constitution

The Constitutional Court of Slovenia has ruled that the law governing RTV Slovenia (the public broadcaster) is in line with the constitution.

Necenzurirano: Lottery for Rare Diseases: Children's Lives Decided by SMS and Bureaucracy

This opinion piece discusses the struggles faced by children with rare diseases, highlighting how their access to treatment and financial support is dependent on SMS donations and bureaucratic processes.

Mladina: The True Backgrounds of Cultural Workers

Borut Mekina explores the realities and struggles faced by workers in the cultural sector, highlighting their experiences and potentially overlooked contributions.

Mladina: Our Hope is That We, Belonging to Attacked Minorities, Will Soon Be the Vast…

An interview with Barbara Rajgelj, a lawyer, who expresses a hope for significant demographic shifts favoring minority groups who feel attacked.

Trbovlje-based company Dewesoft is set to host over 50 young engineers from 19 countries for international test drives, showcasing high-tech innovation. [cite: Delo] Additionally, archaeological discoveries have revealed evidence of a former Roman city beneath the route of the 'Second Tunnel' project. [cite: Dnevnik] The country's mountain societies continue to maintain over 170 huts, with 45 designated as family-friendly destinations.

Delo: From Mini Coopers to high-tech test vehicles

Trbovlje-based Dewesoft will host over 50 young engineers from 19 countries for international test drives.

Dnevnik: Second Tunnel on Roman Road: Amazing Discovery Underneath: Where There Is Now…

Archaeological discoveries have been made beneath the route of the 'Second Tunnel' project, revealing evidence of a former Roman city in an area now covered by forest.

Delo: Not the summit, but Ris's medal, Storžič's ball, or Razors' dumplings can also…

In Slovenian mountains, there are over 170 huts maintained by mountain societies, 45 of which are marked as family-friendly. This article highlights three such destinations.