Slovenia

Slovenia is currently grappling with a series of political controversies, as allegations of misconduct and conflicts of interest emerge against prominent figures. Member of Parliament Boris Mijić faces scrutiny over alleged ties to Russian entities in his construction business, claims of falsifying educational qualifications, and significant debts owed to workers, prompting calls for his resignation. Separately, Health Minister Tadej Ostrc has admitted to working at a private clinic that previously received a concession from him, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.

The government, led by Prime Minister Janez Janša, is also under fire for various issues, including criticism of his political rhetoric, perceived inaction on rising fuel prices, and an allegedly illogical consultative referendum process. These domestic political developments are dominating the news landscape, overshadowing other national concerns.

Amidst the political turmoil, the country is also bracing for a third heatwave, with an orange alert issued for the Primorska region. The Medical Chamber has advised against using artificial intelligence for independent interpretation of medical reports, emphasizing the need for doctors' explanations. The tourism sector, however, is reported to be performing well, though caution is advised.