Evidence has reportedly emerged supporting document forgery allegations against an associate of Deputy Prime Minister Anže Logar, intensifying the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the political figure and his circle.

Necenzurirano: Proof of Document Forgery Linked to Logar's Associate

Evidence suggests that an associate of Anže Logar forged documents, raising questions about Logar's awareness.

The Ministry of Health is facing questions regarding the creation of a controversial preventive law, reportedly unable to explain its origins. Separately, State Secretary for Public Health and Primary Healthcare Tea Košir is implicated in a million-dollar deal involving permits allegedly handled by the sister of National Assembly President Zoran Stevanović, with reports also indicating Košir's resignation.

Mladina: Who Wrote the Minister's Law?

The Ministry of Health is unable to answer how a controversial preventive law was created.

Necenzurirano: Tea Košir's Million-Dollar Deal: Permits in the Hands of Zoran Stevanović's…

An investigation into a million-euro deal involving Tea Košir, where permits were allegedly handled by the sister of Zoran Stevanović.

Ground News: Second State Secretary Leaves Ministry of Health

The Minister of Health, Tadej Ostrc, was left in a short time by the second secretary of state after Tea Košir, who is in charge of public health and primary health care at the ministry, made a resignation statement, the Info360 portal reported.

A new law has been enacted, renaming public holidays for the Prekmurje and Primorska regions and introducing the Day of Triglav as an additional national holiday.

24ur: Public Holidays Renamed for Prekmurje and Primorska Regions, Day of Triglav…

A new law has renamed public holidays for the Prekmurje and Primorska regions and introduced the Day of Triglav as a new national holiday.

The Bank of Slovenia is implementing stricter lending criteria, a move that could significantly limit access to loans for many Slovenians starting next year.

Dnevnik: Stricter criteria: Bank of Slovenia tightens conditions; who will be left…

The Bank of Slovenia is implementing stricter lending criteria, potentially limiting access to loans for many Slovenians starting next year.

A recent commentary suggests the beginning of a political decline for Anže Logar, who serves as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy, Labour and Sport.

Necenzurirano: Anže Logar's Political End Has Begun

This commentary suggests the beginning of the political decline of Anže Logar.

Civil society groups are celebrating a victory following a referendum, stating they have successfully overcome the government's position.

Mladina: Victory of Common Sense

Civil society has defeated the arrogant government.

Former Prime Minister Anton Rop has offered insights into Ljubljana's current political environment, indicating a diminished influence for Mayor Zoran Janković.

Dnevnik: Interview: Anton Rop states that Zoran Janković is no longer the focus; it's…

Former Prime Minister Anton Rop discusses the current political landscape of Ljubljana, suggesting that Zoran Janković's influence has waned.

An analysis is examining the strength of right-wing voters in the capital and the potential impact of the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) on the upcoming mayoral race.

Mladina: The Power of the Right-Wing in Ljubljana?

An analysis of the number of right-wing voters in the capital and whether the SDS party can influence the mayoral race.

A report highlights concerns about who manages privileged access to companies' tax data, raising potential security and privacy issues.

Delo: Who has privileged access to your company's tax data?

The article discusses who manages privileged access to tax data of companies, exploring potential security and privacy concerns.

Despite his reputation for pessimism, an economist known as 'Dr. Doom' has expressed unexpected optimism regarding the country's economic growth prospects.

Dnevnik: Even the notorious 'Dr. Doom' is unexpectedly optimistic about economic…

Despite his reputation, a figure known as 'Dr. Doom' has expressed unexpected optimism regarding the country's economic growth.