Right-wing parties organised a rally in Ljubljana Thursday afternoon, headlined Save Slovenia. Protestors, who filled the Prešeren Square, called against corruption and expressed their dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Marjan Šarec.

A bill that would allow the government to subsidise air links vital to Slovenia after the carrier Adria Airways ended in receivership was defeated by the parliamentary Infrastructure Committee on Thursday.

According to unofficial information obtained by the weekly Mladina, constitutional judges have annulled a controversial clause of the aliens act that would allow the country to take steps to suspend asylum law in the event of mass migration. The court told the STA that procedures in the case are still ongoing.

Marinka Štern is the recipient of this year's Borštnik Ring for lifetime achievement, the highest accolade conferred in theatre acting. The winner was announced on Thursday by the organisers of the 54th Maribor Theatre Festival, to be held between 14 and 27 October.

The coalition on Thursday agreed to adopt the Pensioners' Party's (DeSUS) amendment for an exceptional adjustment of pensions in 2020 as the coalition-sponsored amendment, while pledging not to submit any new amendments to budget documents.

The official receiver of Adria Airways has published an invitation for bids for all remaining assets of the insolvent airline. Interested parties can express their interest by 10 November.

Slovenia exported EUR 2.32 billion worth of goods in August, which is 4.9% more than in the same month last year, while imports were up by 4.3% to EUR 2.3 billion, according to preliminary data released by the Statistics Office.

Representatives of more than 20 initiatives, associations and political parties will gather in Prešeren Square in Ljubljana on Thursday for a rally aiming at pointing to "inequalities before the law in various fields of social life".

President Borut Pahor is due in Athens on Thursday for a two-day meeting with the heads of state of 12 other EU countries as part of the initiative dubbed the Arraiolos meeting.

Prime Minister Marjan Šarec is visiting North Macedonia on Thursday to meet his counterpart Zoran Zaev and Speaker Talat Xhaferi. His working visit will aim to strengthen the countries' successful political relations and their comprehensive cooperation.