President Nataša Pirc Musar faces intensified scrutiny as her close friend, Viktorija Krivolucka, claims she is being used as a "weapon" in political attacks against the president, amidst ongoing concerns about potential ties to Russian intelligence services. The broader political environment is also questioning whether anti-corruption efforts might inadvertently introduce new risks, and inquiries into the "Black Cube" case continue.

Mladina: Interview: 'I am just a weapon used against Nataša'

An interview with Viktorija Krivolucka, described as the best friend of the president of the republic, who feels like a tool used against Nataša.

Dnevnik: Under the guise of fighting corruption, greater corruption risks are introduced

Concerns are raised that measures presented as anti-corruption efforts may actually introduce new and greater risks of corruption.

Mladina: What about the Black Cube case?

An inquiry into the ongoing 'Black Cube' case, raising questions about its status and implications.

Borut Rončević, the Minister of Education, Science and Youth, is facing serious allegations of financial misconduct, accused of accumulating wealth through the sale of a state-funded faculty.

Necenzurirano: How the School Minister Got Rich Selling a State-Funded Faculty

An exposé detailing how the school minister amassed wealth through the sale of a faculty that is funded by the state.

A significant national debate has emerged surrounding the perceived decline and potential "extinction" of the Slovenian nation, prompting calls for measures to prevent this. This discussion is further framed by an analysis suggesting that societal division might be a defining characteristic of Slovenian collective identity.

Mladina: Marija, Help! How to Prevent the Extinction of the Slovenian Nation

A cover story discussing the perceived decline and potential extinction of the Slovenian people, seeking help, possibly through religious or cultural means.

Mladina: Divided: Perhaps Division is the Collective Identity of Slovenians

An analysis by diplomat and lawyer Iztok Simoniti suggesting that societal divisions might be a defining characteristic of Slovenian collective identity.

Zoran Stevanović, President of the National Assembly, is at the center of political discussions, with reports suggesting the 'Stevanović phenomenon' is facing challenges. He is also involved in a public dispute with RTV Slovenia over an allegedly ignored invitation, highlighting communication issues or political tensions. The potential for new political alliances is also a subject of commentary.

Necenzurirano: Beginning of the End for 'Stevanović Phenomenon': Only SDS and Vučić Can Save…

This opinion piece suggests that the 'Stevanović phenomenon' is facing its end, with only the SDS party and Vučić offering potential support.

Dnevnik: Stevanović: You ignored my invitation; RTV: We did not receive it

An official named Stevanović claims his invitation was ignored, while RTV Slovenia states they never received it, indicating a dispute over communication or participation.

Mladina: TV Commentary: New Alliances?

A TV commentary on potential new political alliances, noting a petition against a key ally of Janez Janša.

New reports highlight a growing number of 'normiranci' (individuals with lump-sum income taxation), including millionaires, with one record earner reportedly making 2.1 million euros last year.

Delo: Record Earners Last Year Made Over Two Million Euros

This story investigates how individuals classified as 'normiranci' (those taxed at a flat rate) can earn over five million euros in annual income.

Dnevnik: More normiranci, including millionaires: record earner made 2.1 million

The Financial Administration reports an increase in 'normiranci', individuals with lump-sum income taxation, with one record earner reporting 2.1 million in income.

The country has been hit by severe local storms, causing significant damage including ripped-off roofs and flooded basements, alongside widespread power outages. Separately, an accident has led to the closure of the Primorska highway towards Ljubljana, causing traffic congestion.

Dnevnik: Local storms: Storms hit the country: wind ripped off roofs, flooded…

Severe weather, including storms, has affected the country, causing damage such as roofs being torn off and basements flooding, with widespread power outages.

24ur: Primorska highway closed towards Ljubljana due to accident

The Primorska highway is closed towards Ljubljana due to an accident, causing slow traffic and congestion.