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Wednesday, November 04, 2026
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Franci Matoz, the Minister of the Interior and Public Administration, is reportedly facing scrutiny after allegedly gaining access to police investigations while on vacation. This development adds to the ongoing focus on political figures and their activities.
Separately, concerns are emerging in Bled as businessman Jereb has reportedly targeted a company employing 200 people, a new development following previous reports of a mogul's interest in local firms. Meanwhile, the country is also dealing with the spread of an infectious disease causing sudden vomiting and diarrhea.
Other domestic news includes an analysis questioning whether new cloud-based systems will genuinely improve access to doctors, discussions on Slovenia's industrial competitiveness amid high energy prices, and a police pursuit involving a driver who caused an accident and fled on foot. Allegations of disinformation campaigns orchestrated by the SDS party from the prime minister's office continue to be reported.
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Franci Matoz, the Minister of the Interior and Public Administration, has reportedly gained access to police investigations during his vacation, drawing attention to the conduct of political figures.
Necenzurirano:
Minister Matoz Opens Doors to Police Investigations During Vacation
Minister Matoz reportedly gained access to police investigations while on vacation.
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An infectious disease characterized by sudden vomiting and diarrhea is spreading across Slovenia, with certain population groups identified as more vulnerable.
24ur:
Infection Causing Sudden Vomiting and Diarrhea Spreading in Slovenia; These…
An infectious disease characterized by sudden vomiting and diarrhea is on the rise in Slovenia, with specific groups being more vulnerable.
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An analysis is questioning whether the implementation of new cloud-based systems will genuinely accelerate access to medical doctors in Slovenia.
Dnevnik:
Faster Healthcare or Cloud Computing: Will We Reach a Doctor Sooner?
An analysis questions whether the implementation of new cloud-based systems will genuinely speed up access to doctors in Slovenia.
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Slovenian industry faces struggles with high energy prices and slow policy implementation, raising concerns about the country's competitiveness compared to global production speeds.
Delo:
We're 100 Years Behind in Planning (Video)
While the world speeds up production, European industry is struggling with high energy prices and slow implementation of measures. Will Slovenia lose its competitiveness?
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