A short Deutsche Welle documentary from 2012 looking at the growing problems Slovenia’s economy faced at the time, which led to the collapse and nationalization of NLB bank, now about to be privatized, followed by a report from 2013 on the corruption scandals that hit the country.

STA, 11 October 2018 - The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) conducted searches of homes, companies and public hospitals on Thursday as part of an investigation into crimes committed in public procurement of stents. The investigation targeted ten individuals and two legal persons. 

STA, 26 September 2018 - Almost a week after the public learnt about allegedly unwarranted payments made to senior staff at the Faculty of Arts, the former dean denied responsibility, arguing that it was her who stopped the payments. 

STA, 26 September 2018 - Ljubljana Mayor Zoran Janković will have to stand trial over alleged EU funds fraud in the Stožice sports complex project after the indictment against him and eight co-defendants has become final. 

STA, 21 September - The prosecution is reported to be looking into the finances of the Ljubljana Faculty of Arts (Filozofka FakultetaI) after an internal audit indicated EUR 1m in unwarranted payments had been made to some employees in the past decade. 

STA, 18 September 2018 - An extensive police operation involving searches at several locations in Ljubljana and Maribor, including at several government institutions, was conducted on Tuesday. Media reports suggest the sting is related to suspected abuse of funds at the Education Ministry in 2009-2010. 

STA, 11 September 2018 - After the Constitutional Court quashed the retroactive impact of the 2011 act on the seizure of unlawfully gained assets in July, the prosecution has withdrawn several forfeiture cases, including against former Maribor Mayor Franc Kangler, with media reports saying Janez Janša is among those who are to be let off the hook. 

STA, 6 August 2018 - The Specialised Prosecution Service filed an indictment against 15 individuals who were allegedly involved in a scheme in which doctors were paid kickbacks by medical equipment suppliers.

STA, 4 July 2018 - MP Zmago Jelinčič has shrugged off the Azerbaijani scandal, in which he is accused of corruption and has been expelled from the Council of Europe (CoE) for life, as an effort to discredit him based on fake data. But the scandal has revived calls by the corruption watchdog and the TI Slovenia for a code of conduct for deputies. 

STA, 29 June - A total of 14 former members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), including Slovenian MP Zmago Jelinčič, have been banned from the Council of Europe for life due to their engagement in corrupt activities with Azerbaijan.