After intensive negotiations, the Ljubljana-Hague Convention was adopted in Ljubljana on Friday allowing countries to cooperate in the investigation and prosecution of the crime of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. Foreign Minister Tanja Fajon said this was a remarkable achievement in the search for justice.

The Constitutional Court announced on Friday it had voided its earlier decision to stay the changes to the RTV Slovenija Act that aim to depoliticise the public broadcaster. The decision also says that a new council of the broadcaster shall be constituted no more than seven days after the court's decision is published in the Official Gazette.

The Administrative Court has thrown out a petition by the Generali insurance company challenging a government decision that capped the monthly premium of top-up health insurance. The court ruled that this government decree was not a document that could be challenged in an administrative dispute, the STA has learnt.

European Commissioner for Budget and Administration Johannes Hahn paid a working visit to Slovenia on Friday for talks with Prime Minister Robert Golob and Finance Minister Klemen Boštjančič on the mid-term review and revision of the implementation of the 2021-2027 financial framework, which the European Commission has been working on.

The Constitutional Court has reportedly revoked its decision to stay key parts of the amended RTV Slovenija act, in effect allowing formation of the new council governing the public broadcaster, several media have reported.

Slovenia has frozen EUR 6.3 million in Russian assets following the Russian attack on Ukraine, the newspaper Dnevnik reports on Friday. So far, this has not included real estate and movable property, the Foreign Ministry told the paper. EU member states have frozen over EUR 24 billion in Russian assets in total.