New reports allege that Israeli intelligence operatives have been conducting espionage activities in Slovenia, with a company named Cyberglobes reportedly collecting data on Slovenian activists. The presence of Srulik Ajnhorn, described as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's specialist in underground operations, at the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana has raised further questions.

Mladina: Who Paid Israeli Intelligence to Spy in Slovenia?

The article investigates who funded Israeli intelligence operatives for espionage activities within Slovenia, mentioning the company Cyberglobes collecting data on Slovenian activists.

Mladina: Picture Assembled

This piece questions why Netanyahu's specialist in underground operations, Srulik Ajnhorn, attended the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana.

An investigation has uncovered a multi-million euro sale of a palace in Piran, with all parties reportedly connected to Franci Matoz, the current Minister of the Interior and Public Administration. The case is categorized under 'Investigations,' suggesting a new corruption probe.

Necenzurirano: Multi-million Euro Piran Palace Sale Linked to Franci Matoz

An investigation reveals a multi-million euro sale of a palace in Piran, with all involved parties reportedly connected to Franci Matoz.

The National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) has filed criminal charges against former heads of Telekom Slovenia for allegedly financing Nova24TV. This development follows earlier reports of criminal charges against former Telekom executives.

Necenzurirano: NPU Criminally Charges Former Telekom Heads for Financing Nova24TV

The National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) has filed criminal charges against former heads of Telekom for allegedly financing Nova24TV.

Mladina: Accusations Over Nova24TV Financing

This news item refers to accusations or indictments related to the financing of the media outlet Nova24TV.

One of the suspects in a mafia liquidation case has reportedly been released from pre-trial detention following the exclusion of evidence.

24ur: Mafia Liquidation: Suspect Allegedly Released From Custody

Following the exclusion of evidence, one of the suspects in a mafia liquidation case has reportedly been released from pre-trial detention.

A political discussion has emerged regarding a potential ban on displaying foreign flags, such as the Palestinian or rainbow flag, on government and presidential buildings in Slovenia.

Mladina: Ban on Rainbow Flags?

This story questions whether displaying foreign flags, such as the Palestinian or rainbow flag, on government and presidential buildings in Slovenia will soon be prohibited.

Tomaž Erjavec, the new acting General Director of UKC Ljubljana, is exploring new strategies to achieve cost savings within the University Medical Centre Ljubljana.

Dnevnik: How Tomaž Erjavec Envisions Savings at UKC Ljubljana

The new leadership at UKC Ljubljana, headed by Tomaž Erjavec, is exploring new strategies for cost savings within the hospital.

A business conference by Delo focused on health as a developmental investment, emphasizing the necessity of investing in the health sector to support longer lifespans.

Delo: Live: Health as a developmental investment: we live longer, but do we also…

A Delo business conference discussed health as a developmental investment, emphasizing the need for health sector investment to support longer lifespans.

Prime Minister Janez Janša has announced plans to restructure the public sector, with the goal of moving approximately 50,000 employees to the private sector.

Mladina: Dismantling

Grega Repovž reports on Prime Minister Janez Janša's announcement to restructure the public sector, aiming to move about 50,000 employees to the private sector.

A recent poll indicates that opposition parties would secure more parliamentary seats than the ruling coalition, suggesting a shift in public sentiment.

Mladina: Poll: Opposition Would Win More Seats Than Coalition

A poll suggests that the opposition parties would secure more parliamentary seats than the ruling coalition.

A protest was held in Ljubljana to voice opposition against the criminalization of LGBTQ+ individuals.

Mladina: Protest in Ljubljana Against LGBTQ+ Criminalization

A protest was held in Ljubljana against the criminalization of LGBTQ+ individuals.

An investigative piece is questioning the financial situation of Smodej, who claims to have no money, and is also inquiring about who is funding the lawyer defending 'Caesar'.

Necenzurirano: Smodej Claims No Money: Who is Paying His Lawyer Defending Caesar?

This investigative piece questions the financial situation of Smodej, who claims to have no money, while also inquiring about who is funding the lawyer defending 'Caesar'.

Hungarian bank executives have visited Prime Minister Janez Janša. Concurrently, the bank in question has reportedly denied a loan to RTV Slovenia.

Necenzurirano: Hungarian Bank Chiefs Visit Janša; Bank Denies Loan to RTV

Hungarian bank executives visited Prime Minister Janša, while the bank in question has reportedly denied a loan to RTV Slovenia.