The forum kicks off with some big names. 

STA, 10 September 2018 - After an investigating judge ordered the releasee of the self-styled militia leader Andrej Šiško last night having found there was no risk of re-offence, the decision will now be re-examined by a judging panel of the Maribor District Court. The panel needs to decide with 48 hours.

STA, 8 September 2018 - Andrej Šiško, the leader of a local para-military unit which stirred a controversy this week, has been brought before an investigating judge, who has extended his detention by 48 hours. 

The editorials from the leading weeklies of the left and right. 

STA, 6 September 2018 - Andrej Bertoncelj said his priorities were to continue with fiscal consolidation and a comprehensive, budget-neutral tax restructuring, create a stable financial system, and overhaul the state asset management strategy as he was grilled by the parliamentary Finance Committee as the candidate for finance minister on Wednesday. 

A short biography of the person behind Slovenia's latest paramilitary group. 

STA, 6 September 2018 - Police have arrested two persons on suspicion of incitement to violent change of constitutional order, a move that comes days after failed presidential candidate Andrej Šiško revealed he had put together a local militia having declared an independent land in Štajerska. 

STA, 4 September 2018 - Outgoing Interior Minister Vesna Györkös Žnidar has joined the strong condemnations of an attempt to form a paramilitary unit in the Štajerska region. She said any kind of parallel armed structures, spreading of hate and undermining of the Constitution and law were completely unacceptable. 

STA, 4 September 2018 - Interior minister candidate Boštjan Poklukar said his priorities would be control of migration and fighting crime as he presented himself to the relevant parliamentary committee. He said he was aware that the migration pressure remained a global challenge, which was also present in Slovenia given the large number of illegal crossings of the border. 

STA, 4 September 2018 - Foreign minister nominee Miro Cerar wants Slovenia to have an open, balanced and more uniform foreign policy. In his hearing at the parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday he also pledged to strive for the implementation of the Croatian border arbitration decision. Cerar was backed with nine votes in favour and none against.