DELO
Intelligence agency
"With new boss, a new SOVA": The candidate for the new director the national intelligence and security agency SOVA, Rajko Kozmelj, is an expert in fighting radicalisation and, if you take a look at his public appearances, an advocate of expansion of powers of intelligence agents. (front page)
Taxes
"Will we learn today more about the government's tax policy": Judging by the debate at the relevant committee, today's parliament session on the government's tax policy will see the parliamentary parties accusing each other of who said what and who advocates what. (front page, 2)
Healthcare
"Top medical achievements in Slovenia": Ten days ago a team of 20 Slovenian doctors performed the first successful transplant of both lungs in Slovenia, bringing the organs in the government jet Falcon. (front page, 4)
Oil prices
"Price of oil highest in last four years": The determination of the US to impose sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme is affecting the oil market, with the price of North Sea Brent Crude increasing to US$82.22 per barrel. (front page, 10)
DNEVNIK
Traffic
"Thousands of Gorenjska people going mad over severed traffic link through Kranj": Thousands of drivers were going mad on Monday and Tuesday while trying to make their way through Kranj as the repair works on a major overpass started, severing one of the main traffic links in the city. (front page, 10)
European Parliament
"They can hide their money from journalists in Brussels": The EU Court of Justice has rejected a lawsuit against the European Parliament in which a group of journalists sought to make data on expenses of MEPs transparent. (front page, 2, 16)
FINANCE
Real estate market
"These are the ten most expensive apartments in Ljubljana": The paper reveals the ten apartments in Ljubljana sold this year for highest prices, with an apartment in the Eco Silver House complex in the north of the city being sold for a record EUR 722,000. (front page, 2-3)
Local development
"Kočevje, a municipality where foreigners build and employ a lot": Just ten years ago the people of Kočevje were saying that they lived in a black hole where there was no progress, today the area in southern Slovenia is booming. (front page, 4-5)
NLB sale
"Will you be able to buy NLB shares in IPO": The paper has unofficially learned that 10% of the shares of the state-owned NLB bank will be offered to individual investors as part of the initial public offering (IPO). It does not expect massive purchases of shares as in the case of the NKBM bank. (front page, 8)
Oil prices
"Oil prices creeping to four-year record incites US$100 per barrel projections": The Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) could not care less about US President Donald Trump's calls for an increased production of oil, with the price of a barrel of North Sea Brent Crude reaching the highest price since November 2014. (front page, 10)
VEČER
Industry
"Uncertain times ahead for Livarna": After going through court-mandated debt restructuring twice, the Maribor-based MLM foundry is again facing uncertainty due to a shortage of orders. The new director Davor Senja will suspend production of castings until Monday. (front page, 10)
Local elections
"Pohorje: Development possible only with joint effort": The first of the planned three pre-election debates on development of the Maribor area was held yesterday, revolving around the future of the Maribor Pohorje Ski Resort. (front page, 8-9)
Food company sales
"Russians sell Perutnina to Ukrainians: The Russian-owned Slovenian steel group SIJ has signed a contract with the Ukrainian holding MHP to sell poultry group Perutnina Ptuj. (front page, 4)
