Member of Parliament Boris Mijić is facing intense scrutiny over allegations of Russian connections in his construction business, claims that he falsified his educational qualifications, and significant outstanding debts to workers. Public discontent has led to calls for his immediate resignation. Businessman Rok Snežič is also implicated in dealings related to Mijić's company.

Mladina: Mijić Must Immediately Resign as MP!

A petition for the resignation of MP Resnica has garnered over 11,000 signatures, indicating significant public discontent.

Necenzurirano: Russian connection of MP Resni.ce: Who helps Mijić in construction deals

An investigation into a Slovenian politician, Boris Mijić, reveals potential ties to Russian entities involved in his construction business dealings.

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

Documents reveal that Rok Snežič renamed a company associated with Boris Mijić to 'Novo necenzurirano', suggesting a connection or attempt to influence reporting.

Necenzurirano: New scandal for MP Mijić: he also lied about his education

Slovenian Member of Parliament Boris Mijić is accused of falsifying his educational qualifications, adding to previous allegations.

Dnevnik: Afera Mijić: Lukić States Workers Fight for Their Money

Lukić claims that workers are struggling for their due payments, while Mijić, Snežič, and Kokotova are mocking them.

Slovenian Minister of Health, Tadej Ostrc, has publicly acknowledged working at a private clinic that previously received a concession from him, raising significant concerns about a potential conflict of interest.

Necenzurirano: Health Minister Ostrc admits for the first time: I work at a clinic he granted…

Slovenian Health Minister Tadej Ostrc has acknowledged working at a private clinic to which he previously awarded a concession, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.

The government, led by Prime Minister Janez Janša, is facing broad criticism over various issues, including his rhetoric being perceived as dangerous, alleged political maneuvering regarding the mayor of Ljubljana, and inaction on record-high fuel prices. The consultative referendum process is also being criticized as illogical, and there are concerns about the government's relationship with journalists and a potential 'political takeover' of the prosecution.

Mladina: When Janša Praises Vandalism

A statement from the SDS president is considered dangerous, regardless of the figure on the pedestal, suggesting criticism of political rhetoric and its potential negative consequences.

Mladina: Does Janša Want Janković as Mayor of Ljubljana Most?

This article questions the political motivations behind Janez Janša's alleged preference for Igor Janković as the mayor of Ljubljana.

Mladina: Janša's Government Doesn't Care About Journalists

This headline indicates a critical piece regarding the current Slovenian government's relationship with and treatment of journalists.

Mladina: Leap - Into Dictatorship?

An article discussing a 'grand plan' for a political takeover of the prosecution, potentially related to postal workers.

Mladina: Record Fuel Prices, Government Does Nothing

Criticism of the government for inaction in the face of record-high fuel prices.

Dnevnik: Referendum Debate: Decision First, Consultation Later

A consultative referendum in Slovenia is being criticized for a process where a decision was made before consultations, with the approach deemed illogical.

The Medical Chamber in Slovenia has issued a warning against relying solely on artificial intelligence for interpreting medical reports, emphasizing that AI's assessments differ from a doctor's diagnosis and that medical professionals should provide explanations for test results.

Delo: AI Interpretation of Medical Results is Not a Medical Diagnosis

The Medical Chamber advises against independent interpretation of medical reports using artificial intelligence, as AI's assessment differs from a doctor's. The story emphasizes that doctors should provide explanations for test results.

Maja Pak Olaj, Director of the Slovenian Tourist Board, reports that the tourism sector is performing well, indicating positive trends. However, she also stressed the importance of maintaining a cautious approach, suggesting that challenges or the need for strategic planning may still exist.

Delo: Maja Pak Olaj: Tourism is Doing Well, But Caution is Needed

Tourism is performing well, but a cautious approach is still necessary, indicating potential challenges or the need for strategic planning.

In the quarter-finals of the Nations League, the Slovenian men's volleyball team lost their advantage in the second set against Turkey, with the score tied at 19-19.

24ur: Slovenian Volleyball Players Lose Lead Against Turkey in Nations League

In the quarter-finals of the Nations League, the Slovenian volleyball team lost their advantage in the second set against Turkey, with the score tied at 19-19.

Slovenia is preparing for its third heatwave of the season, with an orange alert issued for the Primorska region. Temperatures are expected to increase daily.

24ur: Slovenia Braces for Third Heatwave: Orange Alert for Primorska Region

The third heatwave of the season is beginning in Slovenia, with the Primorska region on an orange alert as temperatures are expected to rise daily.

With one in three marriages ending in divorce in Slovenia, an article highlights the significant emotional impact on children who must navigate divided households and parenting arrangements.

24ur: 'Who Do You Prefer?' The Painful Question of Divorce for Children

In Slovenia, where one in three marriages end in divorce, this article explores the emotional toll on children navigating divided households and parenting.