The newspaper Dnevnik writes about "alarming" staffing shortages at the building inspection service which is triaging the cases and complaints they will look into.
Food safety inspectors have recently found traces of a pesticide that is not registered in Slovenia, but is allowed in the EU, in a sample of apples sold in Slovenian shops. The apples were labelled as Selected Quality Slovenia, meaning that they are of high quality and grown in Slovenia, but they have most likely come from Poland.
Digital Transformation Minister Emilija Stojmenova Duh met her German counterpart Volker Wissing on Friday to discuss cooperation in semiconductors and artificial intelligence. They agreed cooperation should be strengthened.
It will be sunny and hot in Slovenia on Saturday. Morning lows will stand between 13 and 19 degrees Celsius, while daytime highs will range from 29 to 34 degrees.
A new archaeological find from Roman times, most likely the remains of a temple from the start of the 2nd century AD, has been made in Ptuj, believed to be Slovenia's oldest town.
The newspaper Delo comments on Friday on the Health Ministry's overhaul of health referral rules, which the ministry says will improve the lives of patients. However, the rules will not cut waiting periods, but extend the acceptable waiting times.
The weather forecast for Friday calls for mostly sunny with daytime highs of up to 32 degrees Celsius. Morning lows will range from 11 to 18.