Below is a review of the headlines in Slovenian dailies for Thursday, 29 September:

An exhibition of works by acclaimed Russian artist and photographer Alexander Rodchenko and a gala concert conducted by Sergey Tararin will be the highlights of Moscow Days in Ljubljana on Thursday and Friday.

The weekly Demokracija says in its latest editorial that along with the government's unjustified boasting with what are the results of measures adopted by the 2012 Janez Janša government, a frontal attack on Janša's Democrats (SDS) can be expected in the wake of their motion to dismiss the government.

Building from the Democrats' (SDS) motion of no-confidence against the government, the daily Večer speculates that the SDS may be trying to regain ground right of centre after losing it due to the radicalization of its views and rhetoric over the past few years.

Delo suggests on Thursday that the state cede some of its responsibilities to non-governmental organisations, which it says would do a better job for the same amount of money.

President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies Laura Boldrini will on Thursday begin a two-day visit to Slovenia upon the invitation of parliamentary Speaker Milan Brglez. The visit will be a chance to discuss bilateral ties, focusing on parliamentary cooperation, as well as topical issues in Europe.

The government will decide on a 0.4% adjustment of pensions for the year as well as development of local government and transport, as it meets for the regular weekly session on Thursday.