Prime Minister Janez Janša has filed a lawsuit against Robert Golob and Klemen Mesec, accusing them of defamation. This comes amidst ongoing protests against the Janša government, where MP Boris Mijić was symbolically detained. The political climate remains charged, with discussions around parliamentary accountability.

Mladina: Protest Against Janša's Government in Ljubljana

Protesters symbolically detained MP Boris Mijić as part of a demonstration against the Janez Janša government. Allegations were made that Janša sold Slovenia to Israel, with Golob accusing Stevanović of creating a political farce to cover up Resnica's deceptions and Janša's alleged sale of Slovenia.

Mladina: Janša Sues Golob and Mesec

Janez Janša is suing Robert Golob and Klemen Mesec, accusing them of damaging his honor and good name. This legal action is highlighted as a significant political development in Slovenia.

Delo: Recall of MP - a test of democracy

A politician's career is no longer dependent solely on their party but also on voters who do not favor them, according to Miran Mihelčić.

MP Boris Mijić has resigned, with reports detailing how Zoran Stevanović, who previously made promises, is now defending him. Further investigations reveal a Greek apartment owned by the Mijić family, who allegedly owe tens of thousands of euros to employees. Additionally, Rok Snežič has reportedly renamed Mijić's company to 'Novo Necenzurirano'.

Necenzurirano: MP Mijič's Resignation: Stevanović Broke His Promise, Now Defends Him Again

This story details the resignation of MP Mijič and examines how Stevanović, who previously made promises related to the situation, is now defending him.

Necenzurirano: This is the Greek Apartment of the Mijič Family, Who Owe Tens of Thousands of…

The article reveals a Greek apartment owned by the Mijič family, who are allegedly in debt to their employees for tens of thousands of euros.

Necenzurirano: Snežič Renamed Mijić's Company to Novo Necenzurirano #documents

This investigative piece reports that Snežič has renamed Mijić's company to 'Novo Necenzurirano,' providing supporting documents.

New allegations have emerged regarding a €9 million annex for the second railway track project involving the company Kolektor. Minister of Agriculture Janez Cigler Kralj is under investigation by the KPK for acquiring a new state-funded car and driver. Separately, investigations are ongoing into political cadre appointments and the unknown source of funds for Anže Logar's expensive campaign.

Necenzurirano: New Annex on Second Track: Why Will Kolektor Receive Nine Million Euros?

An investigation into a new annex for the second railway track project, questioning why the company Kolektor will receive nine million euros.

Necenzurirano: Political Cadre Appointments: Did Logar's Supervisor Circumvent the Law with…

An investigation into political cadre appointments, specifically examining whether Logar's supervisor used an antedated statement to bypass legal regulations.

Necenzurirano: Logar's Campaign Among the Most Expensive. Source of Most Money Unknown

This story investigates the finances of Anže Logar's campaign, highlighting its high cost and the unknown origin of a significant portion of the funds.

Necenzurirano: We Bought Minister Cigler Kralj a Family Car Again at the State's Expense

An investigation reveals that Minister Cigler Kralj has again acquired a family car at the expense of the state.

Necenzurirano: Cigler Kralj Under KPK Scrutiny: New Car and Driver He Brought With Him

Minister Cigler Kralj is under investigation by the KPK (Commission for the Prevention of Corruption) for a new car and a driver he brought along.

Anton Rop, former Prime Minister, has announced his entry into the Ljubljana mayoral race, offering citizens a new choice in the upcoming elections.

Mladina: Anton Rop Enters Ljubljana Mayoral Race

Anton Rop is entering the mayoral race in Ljubljana, with the headline suggesting that citizens will finally have a choice.

High fuel prices are currently impacting farmers, transporters, and the public across Slovenia, with questions raised about their justification and the government's role. In other financial news, a court has ruled that a bank shares responsibility for funds lost in an online scam, even after the victim disclosed bank details. Additionally, the insurance company Vzajemna is expanding its health insurance services to Croatia, with a potential entry into the Croatian automotive insurance market.

Mladina: High Fuel Prices Impacting Slovenia

The article discusses whether record high fuel prices are justified, noting that they are hitting farmers, transporters, and the public, while the government has not intervened in the margins of oil traders which it increased itself.

Dnevnik: Scammed and Disclosed Bank Details, But Bank Is Also Liable for Lost Money

A person fell victim to an online scam, revealing their bank details, but a court ruled that the bank also bears responsibility for the lost funds.

Delo: What is happening with Vzajemna half a year after the court ruling?

The insurance company is expanding its health insurance to Croatia, with a possible entry into the Croatian automotive insurance market.

In Kranj, a knife confrontation has resulted in an attempted murder charge, with both parties currently in custody. Meanwhile, the latest weather forecast predicts six more days of summer-like conditions before a sharp cold front is expected to move across Slovenia, indicating a significant seasonal shift.

Dnevnik: Attempted Murder: Kranj Confrontation with a Knife Results in One Charged with…

A knife fight in Kranj has led to one individual being charged with attempted murder, and both parties are in custody.

24ur: Six More Days of Summer, Then a Sharp Cold Front?

A weather forecast suggests that after six more days of summer-like weather, Slovenia could experience a significant cold front, indicating a potential shift in seasonal patterns.