The Slovenian National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) is reportedly preparing to file criminal charges against former Telekom Slovenije executives regarding the financing of Nova24TV, a media outlet associated with the SDS party.

Necenzurirano: NPU to criminally charge former Telekom bosses for financing Nova24TV

The Slovenian National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) is reportedly preparing to file criminal charges against former Telekom Slovenije executives concerning the financing of Nova24TV, a media outlet associated with the SDS party.

Discussions are underway to potentially abolish the vignette toll system, reinstate travel expense reimbursements, and introduce free parking, aiming to reduce costs for citizens. Concurrently, a proposed school reform is being debated, focusing on whether mandatory kindergarten would reduce deferrals, a concern for parent associations.

Dnevnik: End of Vignette, Travel Reimbursements, and Free Parking Proposed

Discussions are underway to potentially abolish the vignette toll system, reinstate travel expense reimbursements, and introduce free parking, aiming to reduce costs for citizens.

Delo: School Reform: Will Mandatory Kindergarten Reduce Deferrals?

Data on deferrals are one of the few indicators that raise concern among parent associations; despite this, they are hesitant about the reform.

Politician Boris Mijić has been appointed to the European Council's parliamentary assembly, a move that is currently facing scrutiny.

Mladina: Politician Boris Mijić Becomes Member of European Council Parliament

Member of Parliament Boris Mijić has been appointed to the European Council's parliamentary assembly, a move that is being questioned.

Investigations are underway into who funded alleged Israeli intelligence operations within Slovenia, with an inquiry also focusing on why Srulik Ajnhorn, described as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's specialist for covert operations, attended the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana. Separately, executives from a Hungarian bank that denied a loan to RTV Slovenia reportedly visited Prime Minister Janez Janša. An opinion piece also claims Matej Stevanović is a key figure in Prime…

Mladina: Who Paid Israeli Intelligence to Spy in Slovenia?

An investigation into who funded Israeli intelligence operations allegedly conducted within Slovenia.

Necenzurirano: At Janša's visit, bosses of the Hungarian bank that denied RTV credit

An investigation reveals that executives from a Hungarian bank, which recently refused a loan to RTV Slovenia, visited Janez Janša.

Mladina: The Picture Has Come Together

An inquiry into why Netanyahu's specialist for covert operations, Srulik Ajnhorn, attended the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana.

Necenzurirano: Stevanović is the strongest member of Janša's coalition, Israel guarantees it

This opinion piece claims that Matej Stevanović is a key and stable figure within Janez Janša's coalition, with Israel's backing acting as a guarantee for his position.

A new 'Vox Populi' poll indicates that Prime Minister Janez Janša is increasing his lead over Robert Golob, with the 'Resnica' party trailing significantly behind in parliamentary standing.

Dnevnik: Public Opinion Poll: Janša Widens Lead Over Golob

A new 'Vox Populi' poll indicates that Janez Janša is increasing his lead over Prime Minister Robert Golob, with the 'Resnica' party trailing significantly behind in parliamentary standing.

Matej Tonin, a Member of the European Parliament and President of the New Slovenia – Christian Democrats party, will face legal proceedings in a Slovenian court regarding disputed surveillance and immunity.

Mladina: Tonin Will Defend Himself in Slovenian Court

Minister Matej Tonin will face legal proceedings in a Slovenian court regarding disputed surveillance and immunity.

An opinion piece suggests that the Medical Chamber of Slovenia has transformed into a union that primarily serves the interests of its highest-earning members, rather than the broader medical community.

Necenzurirano: Medical Chamber becomes a union for the highest-paid individuals

An opinion piece suggests that the Medical Chamber of Slovenia has transformed into a union that primarily serves the interests of its highest-earning members, rather than the broader medical community.

An investigative report indicates that construction on a large house belonging to politician Boris Mijić commenced shortly after the elections.

Necenzurirano: At Mijić's, construction of a 320 sqm house began immediately after the…

This investigative piece reports that construction on a large house belonging to Boris Mijić commenced shortly after the elections.

Several opinion pieces analyze Slovenia's current political landscape. One suggests the country is on a path of decline due to political leadership, while another compares the 'revolutionary fervor' of the Slovenian right to communist times. A documentary by NAXA is also presented as problematic for Prime Minister Janez Janša and Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu, and a philosopher discusses the link between the authoritarian right and capitalism. Prime Minister Janez Janša has also announced…

Mladina: Opening Fronts

The revolutionary fervor of the Slovenian right is compared to communist times and manners, with potentially similar consequences.

Mladina: Why Slovenia Will Not Be Another Switzerland? (Because Brother Number One is…

An analysis suggesting that Slovenia is on a path to decline, possibly due to political leadership.

Mladina: Dismantling

Prime Minister Janez Janša announced the restructuring of the public sector, involving the transfer of approximately 50,000 employees to the economy.

Mladina: NAXA Documentary is Bad News for Janša and Netanyahu

A documentary by NAXA is presented as problematic for Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša and Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu.

Mladina: Authoritarian Right is Always Closely Linked to Capital

An interview with philosopher Alenka Zupančič discussing the relationship between the authoritarian right and capitalism.