The Ljubljana City Gallery will launch on Thursday evening an exhibition of CODE:RED, an on-going project in which acclaimed Slovenian conceptual artist Tadej Pogačar explores prostitution in a neo-liberal context as part of parallel economies.

The Administrative Court has rejected a request by telecoms company United Group to stay a decision by the competition watchdog to sell off 13 sports channels due to uncompetitive behaviour. The court is still deliberating on the actual matter.

Slovenia's oldest city of Ptuj has been revealed as the world's hardest city for British holidaymakers to pronounce. In a survey by the Daily Mail that looked at the toughest-to-pronounce tourist destinations on the planet, Ptuj was mispronounced by 92% of those polled.

Tuš is the latest major Slovenian grocer to pledge to stop selling eggs laid by battery cage hens at its stores. The only major retail chain that has not joined the initiative yet is Mercator.

The newspaper Delo says on Thursday that the Idlib deal is very important, because ending wars like the one in Syria is only possible if those controlling developments on the ground from the outside agree on it.

Commenting on the Left's pressure on the Marjan Šarec government over the appointment of Damir Črnčec, a former intelligence boss known for his anti-immigrant rhetoric, as the national security advisor to Šarec, the newspaper Delo says the PM faces an important decision.

The newspaper Delo is not surprised in Thursday's commentary that the revelation of the opinion of the European Commission's Legal Service, nodding to Slovenia's arguments on arbitration, has caused a political shock and finger pointing. Commissioner Violeta Bulc or somebody else could become a target, it adds.