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Fresh allegations of misconduct have surfaced, implicating Minister of Agriculture Janez Cigler Kralj in the alleged misuse of state funds for a family car. Separately, President of the National Assembly Zoran Stevanović faces scrutiny over claims he submitted a law drafted by the owner of a private clinic, adding to ongoing concerns about legislative ethics and potential corruption. These developments intensify the focus on public officials amidst a series of previous scandals. The nation is also celebrating a significant sporting achievement as the Slovenian U18 men's basketball team clinched the European championship title. Meanwhile, a heatwave continues to affect the country, with Koper experiencing temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius and most of Slovenia bracing for red heat warnings by Tuesday. The Constitutional Court has also affirmed the constitutionality of the RTV Slovenia law.

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Minister of Agriculture Janez Cigler Kralj is under investigation following revelations that public funds were allegedly used to purchase a family car, raising questions about the appropriate use of state resources.

Necenzurirano: Minister Cigler Kralj's Family Car Purchased with State Funds Again

An investigation reveals that public funds were used to purchase a family car for Minister Cigler Kralj, raising questions about the misuse of state resources.

President of the National Assembly Zoran Stevanović is facing new allegations that he introduced a law reportedly drafted by the owner of a private clinic, suggesting a potential conflict of interest and raising concerns about corruption in the legislative process.

Necenzurirano: Revealed: Stevanović Submitted a Law Drafted by a Private Clinic Owner

An investigation exposes that Zoran Stevanović introduced a law that was allegedly written by the owner of a private clinic, indicating potential corruption.

The ongoing scandal involving Boris Mijić has broadened with new revelations that he allegedly falsified his educational qualifications. Further investigative documents indicate that Rok Snežič renamed one of Mijić's companies, linking him to alleged fraudulent activities and highlighting a 'brutal' business world.

Necenzurirano: Snežič Renamed Mijić's Company to 'Novo necenzurirano' #documents

Investigative documents reveal that Rok Snežič renamed Boris Mijić's company to 'Novo necenzurirano', shedding light on alleged fraudulent activities.

Necenzurirano: New MP Mijić Scandal: He Also Lied About His Education

A news report uncovers a new scandal involving MP Boris Mijić, who allegedly falsified information about his educational qualifications.

Mladina: The Untouchable World

The case of MP Boris Mijić reveals a segment of the Slovenian business world characterized by brutality and lack of conscience.

Necenzurirano: After Mijić, Now Lunos: Who Does Snežič's Circle Work For in the Ventillator…

This investigative report follows up on previous allegations, examining the involvement of Rok Snežič's circle in the Lunos company amidst a conflict related to ventilators.

Necenzurirano: From Šircelj to Mijić: How the Right Wing 'Fell' on Taxes and Corruption

An analysis examines how right-wing politicians in Slovenia have navigated issues related to taxes and corruption, suggesting a shift or downfall in their political strategies.

Slovenia is experiencing record-breaking temperatures, with Koper exceeding 40 degrees Celsius. Most of the country is expected to be under a red heat warning by Tuesday as the severe heatwave continues.

24ur: Koper Exceeds 40 Degrees Celsius; Most of Slovenia in Red Zone by Tuesday

Record-breaking temperatures are hitting Slovenia, with Koper reaching over 40°C, and most of the country expected to be in the red heat warning zone by Tuesday.

The Slovenian government is seeking approval from Brussels to reduce excise duties on fuel. This move is being considered in light of the national budget deficit and regional fuel prices.

Delo: Can the state further reduce gasoline and diesel taxes?

The Slovenian government is seeking approval from Brussels to lower excise duties on fuel, considering factors like the budget deficit and regional prices in its request.

The Constitutional Court has delivered a ruling affirming that the law governing RTV Slovenia, the national public broadcaster, is in compliance with the constitution.

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

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

Opposition leader Robert Golob has issued a warning that migration issues could exacerbate social problems and lead to the spread of hatred within Europe, urging careful consideration.

Mladina: Crises Should Not Become a Call for Spreading Hatred

Opposition leader Robert Golob warns that migration opens up numerous social issues that Europe must not underestimate.

A 15-year-old tragically died in a fishing accident at a 13-hectare reservoir in Babinci near Ljutomer, marking a somber event.

Delo: 15-year-old dies while fishing; dangerous tractor claims more lives

A tragic accident occurred at a reservoir in Babinci near Ljutomer, where a 15-year-old lost his life. The incident involved a large water body covering 13 hectares.

Slovenia is observing a change in its tourism patterns, with a decrease in visitors from Asian countries and a notable increase in tourists arriving from Europe and America.

Dnevnik: Tourists Change Direction: Fewer Asian Guests in Slovenia, More Europeans and…

Slovenia is experiencing a shift in its tourism demographics, with a noticeable decrease in visitors from Asia and a corresponding increase in tourists from Europe and America.

Recent commentary criticizes Minister of Environment Polona Rifelj for allegedly seeking to ban free thought and unwanted symbols. Separately, disappointment is expressed with Bojan Podgoršek, President of the Notary Chamber of Slovenia.

Mladina: Let's Help Notaries!

A commentary expressing disappointment with the President of the Notary Chamber of Slovenia, Bojan Podgoršek.

Mladina: Minister of Environment and Terror

A piece that seems to criticize the Minister of Environment, Polona Rifelj, suggesting she wishes to ban free thought and unwanted symbols.

An opinion piece criticizes the current system for funding treatments for rare diseases, highlighting how children's lives are affected by reliance on SMS lotteries and bureaucratic obstacles.

Necenzurirano: Lottery for Rare Diseases: Children's Lives Depend on SMS and Bureaucracy

This opinion piece critiques the current system for funding treatments for rare diseases, highlighting how children's lives are impacted by SMS lotteries and bureaucratic hurdles.

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