The National Assembly has ended its recess and is scheduled to decide today on the call for three consultative referendums. Discussions are also underway regarding the potential for the Constitutional Court to intervene and halt these referendums.

Mladina: End of Parliamentary Recess

The National Assembly will decide today on the call for three consultative referendums.

Dnevnik: Could Constitutional Judges Halt the Consultative Referendum?

An analysis exploring whether Slovenia's Constitutional Court could potentially block or delay the upcoming consultative referendum.

Several new significant financial misconduct cases have come to light, including a 9.8 million euro bank fraud, an investigation into a Greek apartment owned by individuals with employee debt, and allegations that Minister of Agriculture Janez Cigler Kralj used state funds for a family car. Further reports detail efforts to secure millions from OTP bank in 'Operation Zadar' and a commentary criticizes the 'Skok law' as an attack on judicial independence amidst corruption concerns.

Necenzurirano: Greek apartment owned by those owing employees tens of thousands of euros

An investigation reveals a Greek apartment owned by individuals who allegedly owe their employees tens of thousands of euros, highlighting potential financial misconduct.

24ur: Four defrauded bank of 9.8 million euros

A large-scale fraud operation has resulted in four individuals defrauding a bank of 9.8 million euros.

Necenzurirano: Operation Zadar: Rautner and court president chase millions from OTP

An investigation into 'Operation Zadar' details efforts by Andrej Rautner and the president of the judicial council to secure millions from OTP bank, suggesting complex financial maneuvers.

Necenzurirano: Minister Cigler Kralj bought a family car at state expense again

An investigation claims that Minister Janez Cigler Kralj has again used state funds to purchase a family car, indicating potential misuse of public resources.

Necenzurirano: Snežič renamed Mijič's company to Novo necenzurirano #documents

Documents reveal that Boris Snežič renamed Boris Mijič's company to 'Novo necenzurirano', suggesting a connection or attempt to associate with the news outlet.

Mladina: Mockery of the Fight Against Corruption

Professors and researchers of criminal law have rightly named the so-called 'Skok law' as an obvious political attack on the independence of the prosecution and judiciary.

Minister of Education, Science and Youth Borut Rončević is reportedly unwilling to disclose his membership in a Masonic lodge, raising questions about transparency amidst an ongoing probe into secret societies.

Necenzurirano: Janša's minister Rončević reluctant to reveal if he is a Freemason

Former minister under Janez Janša, Borut Rončević, is reportedly unwilling to disclose whether he is a member of a Masonic lodge, raising questions about transparency.

The best friend of President Nataša Pirc Musar, Viktorija Krivolucka, has given an interview claiming she is being used as a 'weapon' against the President, amidst ongoing scrutiny and intelligence controversies surrounding the presidential office.

Mladina: 'I Am Just a Weapon Used Against Nataša'

An interview with Viktorija Krivolucka, the best friend of the president of the republic, who claims to be a weapon used against Nataša.

Commentaries analyze the actions of various politicians, questioning whether Prime Minister Janez Janša is 'repaying debts' and critically examining the rhetoric of figures like Aleš Hojs, Žan Mahnič, and Branko Grims, suggesting a disconnect from reality or strategic misdirection.

Mladina: Is Janša Repaying Debts?

A commentary exploring the implications of Slovenia reopening its doors to an individual who became a symbol of policies that led to international sanctions against him.

Necenzurirano: Welcome to parallel Slovenia: Hojs flees, Mahnič trumpets, Grims seeks Russians

An opinion piece critically examines the actions and rhetoric of Slovenian politicians like Hojs, Mahnič, and Grims, suggesting a disconnect from reality or a strategic misdirection.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has declined an invitation to attend an event in Bled, with Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrij Sibiga being central figures at the conference.

Delo: Zelensky Declines Invitation to Bled

Volodymyr Zelensky did not accept an invitation to attend an event in Bled, with Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar and Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrij Sibiga being central figures at the conference.

At least 30 Slovenian citizens have died while abroad this summer, with more than half of these incidents occurring in neighboring Croatia.

Dnevnik: 30 Slovenians Died Abroad This Summer, Over Half in Croatia

This summer, at least 30 Slovenian citizens died while abroad, with more than half of these incidents occurring in Croatia.

A Slovenian citizen was apprehended at the border while attempting to transport drugs in their vehicle.

24ur: Slovenian citizen caught with drugs at the border

A Slovenian citizen was apprehended at the border while transporting drugs in their vehicle.

An alert has been issued regarding the presence of the invasive Asian hornet near the country's borders, warning of its potential to decimate local bee populations.

Dnevnik: Asian Hornet at Our Doorstep: A Predator That Could Destroy Slovenian Beehives

An alert about the presence of the invasive Asian hornet near Slovenia, warning of its potential to decimate local bee populations.