Zoran Stevanović, President of the National Assembly, is under fire for allegedly misusing his office to secure a donor for an Orthodox church. "Revealing footage" and an alleged admission by Stevanović support these claims. Additionally, the individual leading Stevanović's election list in Ljubljana reportedly had over 6 million euros in debt forgiven on the same day these new allegations surfaced. Critics, including politician Penko, have expressed serious concern regarding these…

Mladina: Was Stevanović Misusing Office for Church Construction?

The President of the National Assembly allegedly used his position to secure a donor for the purchase of land for an Orthodox church in Kranj.

Necenzurirano: Holder of Stevanović's List in Ljubljana Had Over 6 Million Euros in Debt…

The holder of Zoran Stevanović's election list in Ljubljana had over 6 million euros of debt forgiven on October 29, 2026.

24ur: Revealing footage: Stevanović 'used his position' to get a donor for a Serbian…

Investigative footage suggests that Zoran Stevanović, President of the National Assembly, allegedly used his official capacity to secure a donor for the construction of a Serbian Orthodox church.

Necenzurirano: Stevanović Moved Resni.co to an Accomplice Who is Now Cleaning the New…

Zoran Stevanović moved his company Resni.co to an associate who is reportedly involved in cleaning the new Dobrunje prison.

Dnevnik: Corruption suspicion: Zoran Stevanović admits exploiting presidential function…

Zoran Stevanović has allegedly admitted on a recording to having exploited his position as president of the National Assembly.

24ur: Penko on Stevanović and Rakovc: 'God have mercy on Slovenia'.

Politician Penko has commented on Stevanović and Rakovc, expressing concern for Slovenia.

Slovenia's national budget is facing a significant increase in interest costs, projected to double within the next five years, necessitating the refinancing of its main debt by 2031 due to previously low interest rates. Furthermore, an analysis indicates that a reduction in VAT in Croatia in 2022 primarily benefited traders rather than leading to lower food prices, a scenario that Slovenia's own intervention law may also encounter. Separately, there's a proposed abolition of the mandatory…

Delo: Interest Costs in Slovenia's Budget to Double in Five Years

Slovenia will need to refinance the main debt by 2031 due to low interest rates.

Mladina: Lower VAT, Higher Trader Margins

A reduction in VAT in Croatia in 2022 did not lead to lower food prices but benefited traders; Slovenia's intervention law faces the same issue.

Mladina: Attempted Economic Liquidation of RTV

The proposed abolition of the mandatory contribution for RTV is deemed a professional embarrassment and a losing political game, emphasizing the necessity of stable and predictable financing.

Unofficial estimates reveal that drought has inflicted approximately 233.4 million euros in damage to agricultural produce across Slovenia.

Dnevnik: Drought damage estimated at 233.4 million euros

Unofficial estimates suggest that drought has caused approximately 233.4 million euros in damage to agricultural produce.

A businessman from Ptuj is alleged to have withdrawn nearly 800,000 euros in cash while simultaneously facing unpaid taxes. Separately, Rok Snežič, a tax law expert, is reportedly driving a Mercedes while requesting state-funded legal assistance.

24ur: Businessman from Ptuj withdrew nearly 800,000 euros in cash due to unpaid taxes.

A businessman from Ptuj allegedly withdrew nearly 800,000 euros in cash while facing unpaid taxes.

Necenzurirano: Rok Snežič Drives a Mercedes But Asks the State to Pay His Lawyer

Rok Snežič is reportedly using a Mercedes while simultaneously requesting state-funded legal assistance.

The Triglav glacier, a significant natural landmark in Slovenia, has reportedly disappeared.

Mladina: Great Loss: 'Triglav Glacier Has Disappeared'

The Triglav glacier, a significant natural landmark, is reported to have disappeared.

The Slovenian Financial Administration (FURS) allegedly failed to inform the police about the seizure of a truck containing 14 million smuggled cigarettes from Lendava.

Necenzurirano: Slovenian Customs Failed to Report Seizure of Truck with 14 Million Cigarettes…

The Slovenian Financial Administration (FURS) allegedly failed to inform the police about the seizure of a truck containing 14 million cigarettes smuggled from Lendava.

In Kranj, there has been a sharp increase in the number of children lacking Slovene language skills. Elsewhere, a 77-year-old man's life is in danger after a tractor accident in Koper, and two masked men committed an armed robbery in Kranj, demanding money before being taken into custody. [cite: Dnevnik - "Koper: Tractor accident endangers 77-year-old's life", 24ur - "Armed robbery in Kranj: Masked men demanded money and fled.", 24ur - "In Kranj, the number of children without Slovene language…

Dnevnik: Koper: Tractor accident endangers 77-year-old's life

A 77-year-old man's life is in danger after being trapped under a tractor in Koper.

24ur: Armed robbery in Kranj: Masked men demanded money and fled.

Two masked men committed an armed robbery in Kranj, demanding money before escaping. Both are now in custody.

24ur: In Kranj, the number of children without Slovene language skills has sharply…

There has been a significant rise in the number of children in Kranj who lack proficiency in the Slovene language.

Prime Minister Janez Janša is demanding that Serbia hand over UDBA archives that pertain to Slovenia.

Mladina: What Is Janša Seeking in UDBA Archives?

The Prime Minister is demanding that Serbia hand over UDBA archives pertaining to Slovenia.