The government addressed the troubles of the music industry amid the corona crisis in the fifth stimulus package. The latest boost has re-introduced a basic monthly income, an association of concert organisers has said, proposing the government allocate a one-off aid to the self-employed who were overlooked in the fourth stimulus package.

The newspaper Delo writes in Thursday's front-page commentary that the major dilemma facing the global economy after the coronavirus pandemic will be to find a balance between the invisible hand and planning.

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

A mostly sunny day awaits Slovenia on Thursday, with the exception of the east, which will see moderate to predominant cloudiness. Morning temperatures will range between 4 and 8 degrees Celsius and daytime highs between 12 and 18 degrees.

The latest editorial of the weekly paper Demokracija, headlined Six Crucial Days or China Needs to Pay, says it is clear that the Chinese Communist Party was withholding key information about the coronavirus pandemic in the critical early stage of the outbreak.

It is getting increasingly obvious that it will not be possible to beat the coronavirus crisis without solidarity and cooperation between EU member states, unlike the past financial and economic crises, the newspaper Večer says in Thursday's commentary.

Slovenian PEN centre has called on Culture Minister Vasko Simoniti to establish dialogue with NGOs, especially those which have been ordered to vacate the premises in a decrepit building in Metelkova. The association of writers proposes that the ministry find a solution together with the NGOs and the Ljubljana municipality.