An operation to safely deactivate and remove a World War II bomb discovered in the Sava River bed near Globoko is currently in progress. Sirens will be used to signal the beginning and conclusion of the intervention, ensuring local residents are informed.

24ur: Bomb Deactivation: Intervention to Start and End Announced by Sirens

An operation to deactivate and remove a World War II bomb found in the Sava River bed near Globoko is underway, with sirens signaling the start and end of the intervention.

The political landscape is dominated by concerns over an upcoming referendum, with allegations of the ruling coalition manipulating the process. There are also reports of new political attacks targeting Luka Mesec, Member of the National Assembly and co-coordinator of The Left, potentially tied to the upcoming Ljubljana mayoral elections. Investigations into the Piran corruption affair have intensified, with new links emerging between a multi-million euro property sale in Piran and Minister of…

Mladina: Four Times Against

This main story questions how voters can avoid a trap set by the ruling coalition for an upcoming referendum, with concerns about government overreach and manipulation.

Mladina: First Week: Why Attacks on Luka Mesec?

An analysis of recent political attacks against Luka Mesec, a Slovenian politician, potentially linked to upcoming mayoral elections in Ljubljana and public opinion polls.

Necenzurirano: Multi-Million Euro Sale of Palace in Piran: All Actors Connected by Franci Matoz

An investigative report revealing a multi-million euro property sale in Piran, with all involved parties allegedly linked to Franci Matoz.

Mladina: Janša Threatens 50,000 Public Employees While Expanding His Own Team

The article discusses Prime Minister Janša's actions regarding public sector employees and his own administrative team, hinting at political maneuvers and potential purges.

Mladina: Government Wants to Settle Accounts with NGOs on the Backs of Sick Children

This article criticizes government policy towards NGOs, specifically alleging that vulnerable groups, like sick children, are being negatively impacted by these decisions.

Mladina: Political Showdown with the Prosecution

This article covers the ongoing judicial reform in Slovenia, highlighting concerns about politicization despite the legal system's need for improvement.

Mladina: Column: Dark Sides of Public Media

A commentary on the challenges and negative aspects of public broadcasting, possibly related to upcoming referendums.

Necenzurirano: Logar's Leap is a Deception. It's an Attack on the Prosecutor's Office from…

This opinion piece alleges that Anže Logar's actions are a deceptive maneuver and an attack on the prosecutor's office, drawing parallels to tactics used in Hungary.

Necenzurirano: Official: Smodej's Lawyer Not Paid by the State. Was it Paid by Aleš Štrancar?

This news report questions the funding of Dušan Smodej's lawyer, stating that the state did not pay the fees and suggesting a businessman, Aleš Štrancar, might be involved.

Necenzurirano: At Janša's, Visited by Hungarian bosses of the bank that denied RTV a loan.

This investigative piece reports on a visit by Hungarian bank executives to Janez Janša's residence, coinciding with the bank's denial of a loan to RTV Slovenija.

Necenzurirano: Secret Financing of Democrats: Logar is Silent About Donations for Lavish…

This article investigates the alleged secret financing of the Democrat party's campaign, with Anže Logar reportedly remaining silent on donation details.

Necenzurirano: Smodej Lied on Tarča. Here's the Proof: Who Pays His Lawyer?

This report presents evidence contradicting Dušan Smodej's statements on the TV show Tarča, specifically concerning who is paying for his legal representation.

An opinion piece criticizes the Slovenian Medical Chamber for its alleged autonomy in self-regulation, raising concerns about a lack of external oversight and accountability in the medical profession.

Necenzurirano: Slovenian Medical Chamber: Given Keys by the State, They Oversee Themselves

This opinion piece criticizes the Slovenian Medical Chamber for allegedly being granted autonomy by the state to self-regulate, raising concerns about oversight and accountability.

The Slovenian Consumer Association (ZPS) has issued a warning to consumers, highlighting potentially significant differences between authentic Greek yogurt and products labeled as 'Greek-type' yogurt, suggesting a need for greater clarity and consumer awareness.

24ur: Consumer Association Warns of Differences Between Greek and Greek-Type Yogurts

The Slovenian Consumer Association (ZPS) highlights significant differences between authentic Greek yogurt and yogurt labeled as 'Greek-type', suggesting potential discrepancies for consumers.

Stories highlight societal concerns, including the mental health challenges faced by elite athletes, the importance of recognizing the elderly as individuals rather than a category, and the struggles of a mother sacrificing her comfort to provide for her children.

Dnevnik: Mental Health in Sports: Athletes' Inner Struggles

This story delves into the often-unseen mental health challenges faced by elite athletes, including anxiety and difficult thoughts during competition.

Dnevnik: Elderly Not a Category, But People: A Conversation on Freedom

An interview discussing how society may strip the elderly of their freedom, emphasizing their individuality and humanity.

24ur: So Children Have Their Own Space, Mother Sleeps in the Kitchen

A story about a mother who sleeps in the kitchen to provide her children with their own rooms, highlighting financial struggles after the father's passing.