New reports reveal significant financial scrutiny within the government, including budget allocations favoring specific groups, a multi-million euro deal at the state-owned Luka Koper port tied to the 'Litijska affair', and questions surrounding the rapid allocation of a €236 million defense budget increase. Further analysis critiques the current government's economic approach and highlights concerns over political campaign funding.

Mladina: The Great Swap

Published budget documents reveal the Janša government's priorities: funding for clergy, drones, and barons instead of people.

Necenzurirano: Key figure in Litijska affair gets multi-million euro deal at state-owned Luka…

An individual central to the 'Litijska affair' has reportedly secured a significant multi-million euro contract with the state-owned port operator, Luka Koper, raising questions about the deal.

Dnevnik: Defense: More Money, More Questions: How to Spend 236 Million in Four Months?

The Slovenian Ministry of Defense is set to receive a significant funding boost of 236 million euros, raising questions about its allocation and utilization within a four-month period.

Mladina: The Cost of Self-Reliance

Investigating the source of around 590,000 euros for Anže Logar's Democrats' election campaign.

Mladina: Budget Arithmetic for Dummies

An analysis by Dr. Bogomir Kovač arguing that Janša's desired 'new republic' cannot survive without a stable economy.

President Nataša Pirc Musar is facing new scrutiny regarding a Russian woman present in her vehicle during an accident. Additionally, a legal expert, Pirnat, has asserted that the security arrangements for the President are unlawful, raising questions about protocol and legality.

24ur: Who is the Russian Woman Who Was in Nataša Pirc Musar's Vehicle During an…

An inquiry into the identity of a Russian woman who was present in the vehicle of Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar during an accident.

24ur: Pirnat: Protection for Nataša Pirc Musar is Illegal

A legal expert, Pirnat, asserts that the security arrangements for Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar are unlawful.

New ethical allegations have emerged against several political figures. Minister Janez Cigler Kralj is again accused of using state funds for a family car. There are claims that a regulation was amended within 24 hours after a law concerning Katja Kokot failed, suggesting potential manipulation. MP Boris Mijić faces new accusations of misrepresenting his educational qualifications, and Zoran Stevanović is alleged to have introduced legislation drafted by a private clinic owner. Additionally, a…

Necenzurirano: Evidence: Regulation amended less than 24 hours after Katja Kokot's law 'falls'

An investigation reveals that a regulation was modified within a 24-hour period following the legislative failure of a law concerning Katja Kokot, suggesting potential manipulation.

Necenzurirano: Minister Cigler Kralj's family car purchased at state expense again

An investigation has found that Minister Janez Cigler Kralj's family car was once again acquired using state funds, indicating a potential misuse of public money.

Necenzurirano: New scandal for MP Mijić: lied about his education

MP Boris Mijić is reportedly facing a new scandal, with allegations that he also misrepresented his educational qualifications.

Necenzurirano: We reveal: Stevanović submitted a law written by the owner of a private clinic

An investigation uncovers that Zoran Stevanović introduced legislation drafted by the proprietor of a private clinic, raising concerns about conflicts of interest.

Mladina: Family Ties

Details about a father heading the government's communication office and his daughter working in the prime minister's cabinet.

The political discourse is marked by an interview with Robert Golob, leader of the opposition Freedom Movement, who shares his vision for politics. There are also reports of MP Žan Mahnič criticizing constitutional judges, and SDS ideologue Jambrek commenting on ignoring court decisions, reflecting ongoing political tensions. Editorials further critique the government's practices and foreign policy stances.

Mladina: Now It Has Been Said

An editorial arguing that Slovenia is on the wrong side of history due to the prime minister's support for Netanyahu amidst accusations of genocide.

Mladina: Interview: Robert Golob

An interview with Robert Golob, leader of the opposition, discussing his vision for politics and community.

Mladina: The Unbearable Lightness of Governing

A look at classic political tricks, abuses, and the degradation of democratic referendum decision-making.

Necenzurirano: Mahnič attacks constitutional judges; SDS ideologue Jambrek on ignoring rulings

MP Žan Mahnič has reportedly criticized constitutional judges, while SDS ideologue Jambrek commented on the disregard for court decisions.

Reports from Brussels indicate dissatisfaction among several EU countries, including France and Spain, over the prevention of former Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon's appointment as the EU representative for the Sahel region.

Delo: Revealed in Brussels: Tanja Fajon's blockade was a target of criticism

The news portal Euractiv reports dissatisfaction from several countries, including France and Spain, over the prevention of the former Foreign Minister's appointment as EU representative for the Sahel.

Anticipation is building for the upcoming visit of basketball star Luka Dončić and the Lakers to Ljubljana in 14 days, with discussions focusing on the potential benefits of this high-profile event.

24ur: In 14 Days: Who is Most Eagerly Awaiting the Arrival of Doncic's Lakers in…

This article details the upcoming visit of Luka Dončić and the Lakers to Ljubljana, discussing who stands to benefit most from this event.