Dnevnik expresses the hope in Wednesday's commentary that My Voice, My Choice, an abortion rights campaign spearheaded by a Slovenian NGO, will succeed in getting a million signatures by EU citizens to qualify for consideration.

The National Assembly passed in a 71:1 vote on Tuesday changes to its Rules of Procedure to allow committees to not debate all EU matters. If a committee does not discuss a matter, it will be automatically considered that it agrees with it.

The governing council of the Energy Agency, Slovenia's energy market regulator, has rejected a call by the government to defer the introduction of a new network charge system for electricity planned for July this year.

President Nataša Pirc Musar assured her Montenegrin counterpart Jakov Milatović on Tuesday that Slovenia remains a firm supporter of Montenegro's EU accession efforts. During her visit to the Western Balkan country, the pair agreed that there is a lot of potential for the future development of cooperation.

Slovenia has dropped slightly in the latest World Energy Trilemma Index of the World Energy Council (WEC) and finished just below the top ten countries.

The Youth Council of Slovenia, an umbrella association of youth organisations, has called on the government to act and fulfil its promises. Housing is the largest challenge for the youth today, they said on Tuesday.

After it transpired that Constitutional Court judge Klemen Jaklič had held sole proprietor status for the majority of his term, Constitutional Court judges discussed the issue on Monday, calling on the legislature to amend the legislation, but saying they would not be issuing an opinion on the matter.