The state-run Pension Fund Management (KAD) has reportedly complained to the government that Slovenian Sovereign Holding (SSH) ignores its interests and proposals in joint investments.
Foreign Minister Karl Erjavec and Carinthia Governor Peter Kaiser from neighbouring Austria addressed an annual cross-border gathering at the Ljubelj pass on Saturday. According to his ministry, Erjavec was pleased to note that the border pass was turning into a place of coming together in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Slovenia is looking at a stormy night ahead with gusts of northerly-easterly winds. The western region of Primorsko is expected to take the brunt of the bad weather with localised downpours and gusty winds.
Flemish author Stefan Hertmans has written the first Letter to Europe at the initiative of the Days of Poetry and Wine festival starting in Ptuj next week, finding that even though Europe is in a deep crisis there is hope.
Reflecting on the ever longer list of European cities targets of vehicle-rampage attacks, Dnevnik notes on Saturday that such attacks are almost impossible to prevent.
The target of the latest murderous march of Islamic State (IS) could have hardly been selected with more precision, cynicism and calculation, Delo writes on Saturday, adding that Barcelona is one of the most open, warm, liberal and tolerant cities in the world.
After the opposition Left proposed to the government in July to change the state asset management strategy to ensure that companies in state ownership employ precarious workers, port operator Luka Koper responded that the cost of employing workers now hired by subcontractors could surpass EUR 44m.