The government led by Prime Minister Janez Janša is embroiled in several political controversies, notably the alleged obstruction of former Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon's appointment to a senior EU diplomatic post. This action is linked to "Slovenian envy" and claims of a "political conspiracy" orchestrated by the Janša government. Furthermore, the government's stance against stricter penalties for sex offenders is drawing criticism. Concerns are also being voiced regarding media pluralism and…

Mladina: Kurz Meets Janša with Israeli "Dreams"

An article delves into the reasons behind former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's meeting with Janez Janša.

Delo: Kaja Kallas Bows to an Uncompromising Enemy: Slovenian Envy

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has yielded to an enemy, which is described as Slovenian envy. The article analyzes Janez Janša's opposition to Tanja Fajon's candidacy, linking it to the perceived envy.

Dnevnik: Janša's Government Opposes Stricter Penalties for Sex Predators

An article detailing the Slovenian government's stance, led by Janez Janša, against implementing harsher penalties for sex offenders.

Dnevnik: Legal Riding Through a Legal Loophole: They Don't Pedal, But They Ride on Bike…

An article discussing the legal status of e-bikes, which do not require pedaling but are often used on bike paths, prompting calls for stricter controls.

Dnevnik: Custom Menus or Systemic Collapse? Do Schools Discriminate Against Children…

This story investigates whether schools are discriminating against children based on their religious beliefs, questioning the fairness of meal policies.

Dnevnik: Most Slovenians Vacation in Croatia Again, Despite Rising Prices There

A look at current tourism trends, indicating that a majority of Slovenians are choosing Croatia for their holidays, even as costs increase.

Dnevnik: Black Morning in Maribor: Accidents Result in Severe Injuries to Pedestrian…

A report on two serious traffic accidents in Maribor that left a pedestrian and a motorcyclist with severe injuries.

Several public figures are facing serious accusations of corruption and financial misconduct. Member of the National Assembly Boris Mijic is at the center of multiple scandals, including allegedly scamming workers, lying about his education, and transferring a company with outstanding debts to Rok Snezic. Critics argue that these actions, involving Mijic and Rok Snezic, are making Slovenia reminiscent of Slobodan Milošević's Serbia. Additionally, Zoran Stevanović, the President of the National…

Necenzurirano: Mijic, Snezic and 'street figures': Slovenia is becoming Milosevic's Serbia

This opinion piece argues that Slovenia is becoming reminiscent of Slobodan Milošević's Serbia due to the actions of individuals like Mijič and Snežič, and their alleged involvement in corruption.

Necenzurirano: Good news for Mijic's creditors: Snezic also cannot save him from lawsuits

This news report suggests that Rok Snezic's involvement will not shield Boris Mijic from legal repercussions and lawsuits from his creditors.

Necenzurirano: Exposed Mijic's scam: he lied to workers who will be left with nothing

This article reveals an alleged scam by Boris Mijic, who is accused of lying to workers, potentially leaving them without compensation.

Necenzurirano: MP Mijic's new scandal: he also lied about his education

This news report alleges that Member of Parliament Boris Mijic has also misrepresented his educational qualifications.

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

An investigation uncovers that Zoran Stevanović introduced legislation that was drafted by the owner of a private clinic, raising conflict of interest concerns.

Necenzurirano: Mijic gave a company that owes workers and the state to Rok Snezic

This report details how Boris Mijic allegedly transferred a company with outstanding debts to workers and the state to Rok Snezic.