Daily headlines - Tuesday, 23 January

DELO

People's bond
"State turning to people to get money through bonds": Slovenian citizens are expected to be able to start buying state bonds next week. The details are to be presented by the Finance Ministry tomorrow. (front page, 8)

Investigation targeting PM
"Golob being investigated by prosecution": The anti-graft watchdog has suspended its investigation into the alleged pressure from Prime Minister Robert Golob on former Interior Minister Tatjana Bobnar after the prosecution said that revealing certain documents from the file to Golob would hurt the interest of the relevant pre-trial proceedings. (front page, 2)

Real estate in Croatia
"Slovenians beat Germans": Slovenians bought the most real estate in Croatia last year, 100 more than the year before, and more than Germans. (front page, 9)

DNEVNIK

Investigation targeting PM
"Procedure targeting PM Golob suspended": The newspaper quotes unofficial but reliable sources in saying that close associates of PM Robert Golob have realised that if the anti-graft watchdog concluded its inquiry targeting Golob in the next few months, finding that he exercised political pressure on former Interior Minister Tatjana Bobnar he would have to step down. (front page, 8)

Dobrunje prison
"From future prison to illegal dumping site": The construction of men's prison in Dobrunje is under way, but it seems that a subcontractor has been depositing different waste from the construction site to a near-by farm land. (front page, 8)

Railway accident investigation
"Human error the only cause for train accident": An internal investigation by the national railways operator has shown that human error was to blame for an accident that resulted in two deaths on railway tracks just south of Postojna in late December. It found that the signalman failed to inform the maintenance crew that a passenger train was approaching. (front page, 3)

VEČER

Maribor airport
"TUI increasingly close to Rusjan": TUI Airlines, a group operating five carriers, which is considering setting up a maintenance base at Maribor airport, has already visited the airport. But to set up hangers, spatial plans will need to be changed. (front page, 3)

Anže Logar and SDS
"Being pushed out of the party": The opposition Democrats (SDS) are becoming increasingly nervous because its MP Anže Logar will not say clearly whether he plans to form a party or not. (front page, 2)

Kavač Clan trial
"Hunger strike suspended": On Wednesday it will be clear whether the alleged leader of the Slovenian unit of the Kavač Clan, Klemen Kadivec, who was temporary excluded from the trial, will be tried alongside the rest of the defendants. (front page, 8)