Fresh investigative reports have brought to light new allegations of political patronage, questioning whether a supervisor connected to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy, Labour, and Sport Anže Logar utilized an antedated statement to bypass legal regulations. Concurrently, state intervention to rescue biogas plants owned by Hungarian investors is under scrutiny, with reports detailing significant payments made to Minister of the Interior and Public Administration Franci Matoz.

Necenzurirano: Political Patronage: Did Logar's Supervisor Circumvent the Law with an…

This investigative piece questions whether a supervisor connected to Anže Logar, a political figure, used an antedated statement to bypass legal regulations, suggesting political favoritism.

Necenzurirano: State Rescues Biogas Plants Owned by Hungarians, Which Paid Millions to Matoz

This investigative report reveals state intervention to support biogas plants owned by Hungarian investors, highlighting significant payments made to Franci Matoz, suggesting potential corruption or undue influence.

The Ministry of Culture is proposing a new system that would grant politicians direct control over RTV Slovenia, sparking concerns about the independence of public media. Simultaneously, rumors suggest a significant shift in the Slovenian media landscape with the potential sale of POP TV, possibly targeting Telemach.

Mladina: Fourth round: Ministry of Culture proposes a system that would introduce…

The Ministry of Culture is proposing a system that would give politicians direct control over RTV Slovenia, cynically justified as ensuring an 'independent public media service'.

Mladina: Silencing POP TV, Telemach targeted?

This news piece delves into rumors about the potential sale of POP TV, indicating that Telemach might be the target, suggesting significant shifts in the Slovenian media landscape.

Prime Minister Janez Janša's foreign policy, particularly his strong support for Israel, continues to face intense scrutiny and domestic backlash. Critics allege that his policies lack public support, are influenced by external factors, and are based on antisemitic theories, disregarding the Palestinian conflict's impact.

Mladina: Friends: Why is Janša leading foreign policy that no one in Slovenia supports?

This article questions Prime Minister Janša's foreign policy, suggesting it lacks domestic support and is driven by external influences, specifically focusing on Slovenia's relationship with Israel.

Mladina: Slovenia is no more - now it's about Israel!

The article alleges that Prime Minister Janša's support for Israel is based on antisemitic theories and a disregard for the conflict's impact on Palestinians, while also attempting to racially define Slovenia.

Mladina: More right-wing than Netanyahu

This article likely analyzes the political spectrum in Slovenia, comparing its right-wing politics to that of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, suggesting an even more extreme stance.

Mladina: Columns: Child murderers, welcome to Janša's Slovenia!

A strongly worded column that criticizes Janša's Slovenia, using inflammatory language to accuse the current political climate of being hostile or complicit with 'child murderers'.

Drivers are voicing frustration over seemingly abandoned construction sites on weekends, prompting a response from Dars, the national road company. Separately, local authorities have issued evacuation and sheltering orders in the Globoko area due to an ongoing aircraft bomb removal operation.

Dnevnik: Drivers Complain About Empty Construction Sites on Weekends, Dars Responds

Drivers are expressing frustration over seemingly empty construction sites on weekends, while Dars, the Slovenian national road company, provides an explanation.

24ur: Due to Bomb Removal, Evacuation and Sheltering Measures are in Place

Local authorities have issued evacuation and sheltering orders in the vicinity of Globoko due to the ongoing removal of an aircraft bomb.

A contradiction in Slovenia's policy towards foreigners is highlighted, noting the simultaneous importation of labor and persecution of immigrants. This comes as a column suggests the beginning of a significant event or movement, referencing Jaša Jenull's protest.

Mladina: We import and persecute foreigners simultaneously

The article addresses a contradiction in Slovenia's policy towards foreigners, highlighting the simultaneous importation of labor and the persecution of immigrants.

Mladina: Columns: It has begun

This column suggests the start of a significant event or movement, referencing Jaša Jenull's protest as the beginning of something larger.

An article explores the controversial closure or nature of an exhibition at Turjak Castle, implying underlying political or historical tensions surrounding the event.

Mladina: Exciting times: Why was the exhibition at Turjak Castle 'closed'?

This article explores the reasons behind the closure or controversial nature of an exhibition held at Turjak Castle, suggesting underlying political or historical tensions.

The Stožice stadium, once a symbol of national sporting pride, is now reportedly in a state of decline and shame, raising questions about its future and the potential for a new owner.

24ur: Stožice Stadium: From Sporting Pride to Great Shame. Is a New Owner on the…

The article discusses the decline of the Stožice stadium from a symbol of sporting pride to a state of shame, and questions whether a new owner is emerging.