Slovenian customs authorities are under fire for allegedly failing to report a significant seizure of 14 million illegal cigarettes in Lendava to the police, raising questions about official transparency and the handling of illicit trade.

Necenzurirano: Customs Failed to Report Cigarette Seizure in Lendava to Police

Slovenian customs authorities allegedly concealed the seizure of a truck carrying 14 million cigarettes from the police in Lendava.

The Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), led by Prime Minister Janez Janša, plans to collect data on the ethnicity and religious affiliation of residents, a new policy intention that could ignite public discussion.

Mladina: Soul Searching: SDS Wants to Collect Data on Ethnicity and Religion

The SDS party intends to gather data on the ethnicity and religious affiliation of residents.

Anže Logar, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Economy, Labour and Sport, is reportedly presenting himself as a victim in the wake of scandals involving the Demokrati. party and ongoing allegations that an associate forged a document, raising questions about Logar's awareness.

Necenzurirano: Logar Plays Victim Amidst Democrats' Scandals

Anze Logar, who promised a new political approach, is now portraying himself as a victim in the wake of scandals involving the Democrats party.

Necenzurirano: Proof of Document Forgery Linked to Logar's Associate

Evidence suggests that an associate of Anze Logar forged a document, raising questions about Logar's awareness.

One in seven Slovenians is now considered poor due to rising costs, prompting discussions about potential public protests. Separately, the country still lacks a specific law for platform work, leading to ongoing talks between Wolt and delivery drivers regarding their working conditions.

Delo: Slovenia Still Without Platform Work Law

Wolt is engaged in discussions with delivery drivers in Ljubljana and Maribor regarding their working conditions and the absence of a specific law governing platform work.

Dnevnik: Rising Poverty: Every Seventh Slovenian is Poor. Will Protests Erupt?

With rising costs, every seventh Slovenian is now considered poor, raising questions about the potential for public protests.

Former Slovenian President Milan Kučan has publicly urged a re-evaluation of the country's current trajectory, questioning the kind of nation Slovenia is becoming.

Mladina: Kučan: 'Let's Rethink What Kind of Country We Are Becoming'

Former Slovenian President Milan Kučan urges a reconsideration of the country's direction.

The port of Luka Koper has enhanced its modern facilities with the addition of a new highway exit, improving accessibility and connectivity.

Dnevnik: Luka Koper Gets Highway Exit as Modern Port

The port of Luka Koper has received a new highway exit, enhancing its status as a modern port facility.

A fire in Ptuj has resulted in at least 500,000 euros in damages, and one man's life continues to be threatened by the incident.

Dnevnik: Ptuj Fire Causes at Least 500,000 Euros in Damage, Man's Life Still Threatened

A fire in Ptuj has resulted in at least 500,000 euros of damage, and a man's life remains in danger.