Minister of Education, Science and Youth Borut Rončević has proposed a radical reform of the school system, which includes the potential abolition of the nine-year elementary school system. This proposal has put teachers' unions on high alert and is generating significant concern.

24ur: Goodbye, nine-year elementary school: Radical school reform, SVIZ on alert

A proposed radical school reform by the SDS party, including the end of the nine-year elementary school system, is causing concern among teachers' unions.

Mladina: Minister Proposes Abolishing the Nine-Year School System

Minister of Education Borut Rončević has presented a comprehensive reform of the school system, including the potential abolition of the nine-year schooling period.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar is visiting Ljubljana today for the official opening of the Israeli embassy. His visit has been met with a criminal complaint filed against him and a movement proposing to rename a local street to 'Palestinian Street'. The events highlight ongoing scrutiny of Prime Minister Janez Janša's foreign policy, which some critics argue is overly focused on Israel.

Mladina: Renaming Dimiceva Street to Palestinian Street

A movement for Palestinian rights has submitted a proposal to the Ljubljana Municipality for a symbolic gesture to rename Dimiceva Street to Palestinian Street.

24ur: Gideon Saar opens embassy, protests announced

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar is visiting Slovenia to strengthen cooperation, with protests expected regarding the embassy's potential location on 'New Palestinian Street'.

Mladina: Criminal Complaint Against Israeli Foreign Minister

A criminal complaint has been filed against Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, who is reportedly set to visit Slovenia for the opening of the Israeli embassy.

Dnevnik: Israeli Foreign Minister Opens Embassy in Ljubljana Today

The Israeli Foreign Minister is in Ljubljana today to inaugurate the country's new embassy.

Mladina: Why Janša Leads Foreign Policy No One in Slovenia Supports?

An analysis questions Janez Janša's foreign policy stance, suggesting it lacks support within Slovenia and is overly focused on Israel, potentially based on antisemitic theories.

Mladina: Slovenia is Gone – Now It's About Israel!

This headline suggests that Slovenia's current political focus has shifted entirely to supporting Israel, possibly at the expense of national interests.

Concerns have been raised over a potential conflict of interest within the leadership selection for the public University Medical Centre Ljubljana (UKC Ljubljana). An individual involved in deciding the leadership also reportedly heads an association advocating for private healthcare providers, prompting scrutiny.

Necenzurirano: Decision on head of public hospital, leads association fighting for private…

An individual deciding the leadership of the public University Medical Centre Ljubljana also heads an association advocating for private healthcare providers, raising conflict of interest concerns.

Necenzurirano: This is the favorite to lead UKC Ljubljana. Why did he have blocked accounts?

The article investigates a leading candidate for the director position at UKC Ljubljana, probing into past financial issues including blocked bank accounts.

Residents and visitors in Ljubljana are expressing significant anger and surprise over a sharp increase in parking costs, with fees reaching 8 euros for less than an hour.

Dnevnik: Shocked and Angry: 8 Euros for Less Than an Hour of Parking in Ljubljana

Residents and visitors in Ljubljana are expressing anger and surprise over parking fees of 8 euros for less than an hour, highlighting a significant increase in costs.

Several new allegations of political and financial misconduct are under scrutiny. Deputy Prime Minister Anže Logar is facing questions over the secret financing of his election campaign and alleged legal circumvention in political appointments. Minister of Agriculture Janez Cigler Kralj is being investigated by the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption regarding the use of a company car and driver. Additionally, the state is reportedly rescuing biopower plants owned by Hungarian entities…

Necenzurirano: Secret financing of Democrats: Logar silent on donations for lavish campaign

Anze Logar, a prominent figure in the Democrats party, is under scrutiny for the undisclosed funding of his election campaign, with questions arising about potential corruption.

Necenzurirano: Political appointments: Did Logar's supervisor bypass the law with an outdated…

An investigation into political appointments suggests a supervisor linked to Anze Logar may have circumvented legal requirements by using an outdated declaration.

Necenzurirano: State rescues biopower plants owned by Hungarians, which paid Matoz millions

The government is intervening to support biopower plants owned by Hungarian entities that have allegedly paid substantial sums to Franci Matoz.

Necenzurirano: Cigler Kralj under KPK scrutiny: new car and driver brought from home

Janez Cigler Kralj is being investigated by the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption regarding the use of a company car and a driver.

Necenzurirano: Stevanović claims he left police voluntarily; court ruling shows a different…

Zoran Stevanović, reportedly dismissed from the police, claims he left on his own accord, but a court judgment suggests a more complex situation involving past offenses.

Jaša Jenull's actions at Republic Square in Ljubljana are being highlighted as the start of a significant movement, likely related to ongoing protests.

Mladina: Column: It Has Begun

Jaša Jenull's action at the Republic Square in Ljubljana is seen as the beginning of something significant, likely related to protests.

The latest Eurojackpot results have been announced, revealing the location in Slovenia where a winning 5+1 ticket was sold.

24ur: Eurojackpot results revealed where in Slovenia the 5+1 win is going

The latest Eurojackpot results have been announced, indicating where a winning 5+1 ticket was sold in Slovenia.