New allegations suggest a Maribor-based network, linked to Franc Kangler, is gaining influence within the police force, with his associates reportedly active in various positions. This comes amidst ongoing scrutiny of political figures accessing police investigations, with Minister Franci Matoz again accused of opening doors to investigations during his holiday. Furthermore, Franc Kangler's biographer is reportedly linked to a group filing lawsuits against opponents of the SDS party.

Necenzurirano: Maribor connection takes over police: where Kangler's men are already active

Allegations suggest a Maribor-based network, connected to Franc Kangler, is gaining influence within the police force, with Kangler's associates reportedly active in various positions.

Necenzurirano: Who is behind the group suing SDS opponents? Kangler's biographer is also…

An investigation reveals that Franc Kangler's biographer is linked to a group that is filing lawsuits against opponents of the SDS party.

Necenzurirano: Minister Matoz opened doors to police investigations during his holiday

Minister Matoz is accused of taking advantage of his holiday period to gain access to sensitive police investigations.

There are indications of a significant political change potentially occurring in Slovenia's major cities, Ljubljana and Maribor, as tensions rise. The mayoral election in Ljubljana is particularly highlighted, with Luka Mesec identified as a serious challenger to the incumbent Mayor Zoran Janković, which could shift the capital's political landscape.

Dnevnik: Potential Historical Political Shift Looming in Ljubljana and Maribor

There are indications that a significant political change might occur in Slovenia's major cities, Ljubljana and Maribor, as tensions rise.

Mladina: In the Shadow of the Ljubljana Mayoral Race

The mayoral election in Ljubljana is discussed, highlighting Luka Mesec as a serious challenger to the incumbent Zoran Janković, potentially shifting the political landscape of the capital.

Dnevnik: Zoran Janković's Era: 20 Years of Ljubljana's Growth, Progress, and Two-Speed…

The article reflects on 20 years of Mayor Zoran Janković's leadership in Ljubljana, noting investments, progress, and disparities.

A campaign has officially started for a referendum on an intervention law, initiating public discussions that focus on whether the law will contribute to Slovenia's development or lead to its disintegration.

Dnevnik: Referendum Campaign Begins: 'Development or Disintegration of Slovenia' Debated

A campaign has started for a referendum on an intervention law, with discussions focusing on whether it will lead to Slovenia's development or disintegration.

Entrepreneurs are expressing significant concerns about difficult economic conditions currently facing the country, although available statistical data does not appear to support their pessimistic claims.

24ur: Economy Faces Difficult Times: Entrepreneurs Warn, Statistics Disagree

Entrepreneurs are expressing concerns about difficult economic conditions, but statistical data does not seem to support their claims.

An investigation by NIJZ suggests that fast food meals, often provided through student vouchers for affordability, are less suitable despite their prevalence. This raises questions about why the state continues to fund such options.

Delo: Student vouchers for burgers and kebabs: why is the state paying for fast food?

Fast food providers often guarantee affordable meals, but a NIJZ investigation suggests these meals are less suitable as fast food.

Concerns have been raised regarding the management of the Housing Fund, following reports that its oversight is being transferred to an importer of Chinese cars.

Mladina: Housing Fund in the Hands of a Chinese Car Importer

Concerns are raised about the management of the Housing Fund being transferred to an importer of Chinese cars.

A high school teacher, Barbara Bedenik, has voiced strong opinions on the harmful effects of political interference within the education system, highlighting its detrimental impact.

Mladina: 'What Politics is Doing to the School System is Extremely Harmful'

Barbara Bedenik, a high school teacher, discusses the detrimental impact of political interference on the education system.

In the Kranj region, unknown perpetrators used an explosive device to damage an ATM, resulting in property damage to both the machine and the surrounding building.

24ur: Kranj Area: ATM 'Detonated'

Unknown perpetrators used an explosive device to damage an ATM in the Kranj region, causing property damage to the machine and the building.

Marta Kos, European Commissioner for Enlargement, explicitly stated that her superior is Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, and not Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša.

24ur: Marta Kos: 'Mr. Janša is not my boss, my boss is Ursula von der Leyen'

Marta Kos stated that Janez Janša is not her superior, identifying Ursula von der Leyen as her boss.

Three protected sea turtles were found dead near Strunjan on the Slovenian coast, a sight described as tragic.

Dnevnik: Tragic Scene on Slovenian Coast: Three Dead Turtles Found Near Strunjan

Three protected sea turtles were found dead near Strunjan on the Slovenian coast, described as a sad sight.