Minister of Health Tadej Ostrc has admitted to working at a private clinic that received concessions he previously arranged, raising questions about a conflict of interest. This comes as he also reported a 200 million euro deficit in the healthcare system, citing discrepancies between costs and prices of services.

Necenzurirano: Minister Ostrc Admits Working at Clinic He Granted Concessions To

Minister Ostrc has admitted for the first time to working at a private clinic for which he previously arranged concessions, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.

Delo: Minister Oštrc: 200 Million Euro Deficit in Healthcare

Minister Oštrc states that the healthcare system has a deficit of 200 million euros, attributing it to discrepancies between costs and prices of healthcare services, according to the association of health institutions.

Svet24.si: Minister Ostrc admitted to working in a clinic to which he arranged a concession

The government has allowed Health Minister Tadej Ostrc to perform additional work at a private dental clinic that received a concession when he was still state secretary at the Ministry of Health.

Member of Parliament Boris Mijič is facing a petition for his resignation, with over 10,000 signatures, amid accusations of lying about his educational qualifications and alleged financial impropriety involving his company, Progros, which reportedly owes tens of thousands of euros to workers and the state. It has been revealed that Rok Snežič renamed Mijič's company, adding to the controversy.

Mladina: Resignation Petition: Over 10,000 Signatures Demand MP's Departure

A petition calling for the resignation of MP Mijič has gathered over 10,000 signatures, demanding his immediate step down from his parliamentary position.

Necenzurirano: Snežič Renamed Mijic's Company to Novo Necenzurirano #documents

An investigation reveals that Snežič renamed Mijic's company to Novo Necenzurirano, with accompanying documents suggesting further financial impropriety.

Necenzurirano: MP Mijic's New Scandal: Lied About His Education Too

Member of Parliament Mijic is embroiled in a new scandal, with allegations that he also lied about his educational qualifications.

Dnevnik: The deception never ends: MP Mijič claimed to be a civil engineer, but the…

Resnica MP Boris Mijič stated on the candidate list for the National Assembly elections that he graduated in civil engineering. The Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geodesy in Ljubljana confirmed that he is not among their graduates.

Ground News: Did Mijič Lie About His Education?

The scandals surrounding Resnica MP Boris Mijič continue, with allegations that he falsely claimed to have graduated from the Ljubljana Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geodesy.

RTV SLO: MP Boris Mijič is no longer the director of Progros company

Resnica MP Boris Mijič is no longer the director of Progros but remains its 100% owner. The company's debts to Furs will be paid by two construction companies, and debts to workers by the Speaker of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović.

The opposition has formally moved to dismiss Zoran Stevanović, the President of the National Assembly, alleging breaches of the constitutional order. Investigations have also revealed that Stevanović proposed legislation that was reportedly drafted by the owner of a private clinic, raising concerns about undue influence.

Mladina: Opposition Accuses Parliament Speaker of Violating Constitutional Order

The opposition has formally proposed the dismissal of Stevanović, the speaker of the National Assembly, accusing him of breaches of the constitutional order.

24ur: Opposition to File Motion to Dismiss Parliament Speaker Stevanović

The opposition plans to file a motion to dismiss Parliament Speaker Zoran Stevanović, accusing him of violating the constitutional order.

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

An investigation uncovers that Stevanović proposed legislation that was apparently drafted by the owner of a private clinic, indicating undue influence.

Slovenia is experiencing record-high fuel prices, leading to criticism of the government's perceived inaction. This economic pressure has prompted protests from various groups, including farmers, transporters, and entrepreneurs.

Mladina: Record Fuel Prices, Government Inaction

The article highlights record-high fuel prices in Slovenia and criticizes the government's lack of response.

Necenzurirano: Farmers, Transporters, and Entrepreneurs Protest: Waking Up From Dreams

Farmers, transporters, and entrepreneurs are protesting, with the article suggesting a stark contrast between the reality of their situation and perhaps idealized expectations.

Slovenian schools are facing a significant shortage of teachers, posing staffing challenges, particularly during the holiday period.

Dnevnik: Education Staffing Crisis: Schools Desperately Seeking Teachers

Slovenian schools are facing a severe shortage of teachers, leading to staffing challenges during the holiday period.

An unusual incident involving pig halves on a highway resulted in an 11-hour traffic closure. Four individuals received warnings from the veterinary inspection, facing potential job loss due to the event.

24ur: Pig Halves on Highway Cause 11-Hour Closure

An incident involving pig halves on the highway led to an 11-hour traffic closure, with four individuals receiving warnings before termination.

Dnevnik: Four Warnings Issued Over Pig Halves on Road, Job Loss Fears

Veterinary inspection issued four warnings for potential job loss due to the discovery of pig halves on the Primorska highway.

Slovenia is anticipating a heatwave with temperatures expected to reach up to 38 degrees Celsius. In response to environmental concerns, a new safety measure has been implemented at the Krško Nuclear Power Plant to address high temperatures in the Sava River.

Delo: Heatwave Approaching Slovenia with Temperatures up to 38 Degrees Celsius

A heatwave is approaching Slovenia, with temperatures expected to reach up to 38 degrees Celsius, while several European countries are rushing to extinguish fires before the renewed onset of high temperatures.

Dnevnik: Nuclear Power Plant Safety: New Measure for High Sava River Temperatures

A new measure has been implemented at the Krško Nuclear Power Plant to address situations where the Sava River's temperature becomes too high.

Former Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko has warned that the Janez Janša government is intentionally harming Slovenian culture. Speculation is also circulating about a potential shift towards authoritarianism and a political takeover of the prosecution service. Meanwhile, opposition parties in Ljubljana are expected to submit a motion.

Mladina: Former Minister: 'SDS Does Not Understand or Like Slovenian Culture'

Former Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko warns that the Janša government is intentionally harming Slovenian culture.

Mladina: Leap into Dictatorship? On Postmen and a Grand Plan for Political Takeover of…

This piece speculates about a potential shift towards dictatorship, linking it to postmen and a larger scheme to politically control the prosecution service.

Dnevnik: In Ljubljana: Opposition Parties Likely to Submit Motion

A story about potential political moves in Ljubljana, with opposition parties SD and Left likely to submit a motion.