Reports highlight intense political maneuvering, including allegations that the government led by Prime Minister Janez Janša blocked former Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tanja Fajon from a key EU diplomatic post. Concerns are also rising about potential authoritarian tendencies and a political takeover of the prosecution, with some commentators drawing parallels to the Milošević era. Further intrigue surrounds meetings between Janez Janša and former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian…

Mladina: Against Slovenia

This prominent story questions why Tanja Fajon was prevented from taking a top position in the European Union administration, suggesting political maneuvering by the Janša government was involved.

Mladina: 'They No Longer Respond to My Messages'

In an interview with Mladina, Tanja Fajon details a political conspiracy, allegedly orchestrated by the Janša government, that prevented her from becoming a top Slovenian diplomat in the EU.

Mladina: Leap – Into Dictatorship?

This piece explores concerns about a potential descent into dictatorship in Slovenia, examining the actions of postal workers and the broader plan for a political takeover of the prosecution.

Necenzurirano: Mijič, Snežič and 'street figures': Slovenia is becoming Milošević's Serbia

This opinion piece draws a parallel between current political figures in Slovenia, specifically Mijic and Snežič, and the era of Slobodan Milošević in Serbia, suggesting a regression in democratic values or a rise of authoritarian tendencies.

Necenzurirano: Kurz with Israelis who developed notorious Pegasus spyware visited Janša

This investigative report reveals that Sebastian Kurz met with representatives of Israeli companies that developed the controversial Pegasus spyware while he was in Slovenia, and that these individuals also met with Janez Janša.

Mladina: Elections Remain Valid Despite Foreign Interference

A constitutional judge, Primož Gorkič, is alone in his belief that the Constitutional Court should review the validity of parliamentary elections due to foreign interference.

Mladina: Kurz Meets Janša with Israeli 'Dreams'

This article investigates why former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz met with Janez Janša recently.

Mladina: About Postmen and Messengers and the Grand Plan for Political Takeover of…

This story delves into a significant political plan targeting the prosecution, possibly involving manipulation through 'postmen and messengers'.

Member of the National Assembly Boris Mijic is facing a series of serious allegations, including numerous lawsuits, falsifying his educational qualifications, and deceiving workers who are now reportedly facing financial ruin. These reports suggest significant legal and ethical troubles for Mijic.

Necenzurirano: Good news for Mijic's creditors: even Snežič can't save him from lawsuits

This news report suggests that Boris Mijic is facing numerous lawsuits, and even his associate Rok Snežič cannot protect him, implying financial and legal troubles for Mijic.

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

This news report uncovers a new scandal involving Member of Parliament Boris Mijic, alleging that he falsified information about his educational qualifications.

Necenzurirano: Mijič's deception exposed: he lied to workers who will be left with nothing

This news report reveals a deception by Boris Mijic, where he allegedly misled workers who are now facing financial ruin and losing everything.

A severe traffic accident on Dunajska Street in Ljubljana resulted in the death of an 80-year-old driver. Investigations revealed that the 25-year-old perpetrator was under the influence of both alcohol and cocaine and ran a red light.

Dnevnik: Drunk and drugged driver kills 80-year-old

A driver under the influence of alcohol and cocaine caused the death of an 80-year-old driver on Dunajska cesta.

24ur: Ljubljana accident: 25-year-old under influence of alcohol and drugs hits red…

A fatal traffic accident occurred on Dunajska Street in Ljubljana, where a 25-year-old driver, intoxicated by alcohol and drugs, ran a red light and collided with another vehicle, resulting in the death of an 80-year-old.

The availability of personal doctors in the country is a growing concern, as highlighted by former Minister of Health Dušan Keber. Additionally, a new law introduced by President of the National Assembly Zoran Stevanović is under scrutiny due to revelations that it was allegedly drafted by the owner of a private healthcare clinic, raising questions of conflict of interest.

Mladina: Where Are Personal Doctors Disappearing To?

An article by Dr. Dušan Keber, former Minister of Health, discusses the issue of personal doctors becoming unavailable in Slovenia.

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

This investigative piece exposes that a law was introduced by Stevanović, which was allegedly drafted by the owner of a private healthcare clinic, raising conflict of interest concerns.

An opinion piece suggests that the vocal concerns of farmers and haulers regarding high fuel prices appear to be selectively expressed, primarily surfacing when a right-wing government is in power, implying a political motivation behind the protests.

Necenzurirano: High fuel prices only bother farmers' and haulers' bosses if the government…

This opinion piece suggests that the concerns of farmers and haulers regarding high fuel prices are only voiced when a right-wing government is in power, implying a selective outrage.

The western and southern regions of the country are forecast to experience thunderstorms and showers before the arrival of a new heatwave, with generally changeable to mostly cloudy conditions expected.

Delo: Before the New Heatwave, Thunderstorms and Showers Expected in the West and…

The western and southern parts of Slovenia can expect thunderstorms and showers before a new heatwave arrives, with changeable to mostly cloudy conditions.