DELO
Migrations
"Messages to Croatia that it should better defend border": Slovenian law enforcement believes "far too many" illegal migrants reach the Slovenian-Croatian border despite Croatia's efforts. This could lead to additional measures, Slovenia has warned. (front page, 2)
GDP growth
"How does growth reflect in pockets": Second-quarter GDP figures for Slovenia are not known yet, but the economy is expected to continue growing robustly. The positive trends have translated to workers' pockets, but not sufficiently, according to unionist Lidija Jerkič. (front page, 3)
Football
"Olimpija travelling to Belfast without coach": Following a lacklustre league start, football club Olimpija parted ways with coach Ilija Stolica, who was appointed on 11 June. (front page, 17)
DNEVNIK
Migrations
"Slovenia has border closing scenarios if Croatia does not try harder": Slovenia is drafting several scenarios for upgrading border protection if the number of irregular migrants travelling through Croatia rises. (front page, 2)
Coalition building
"Left deciding whether to enter coalition": It was D-day for the Left yesterday, as the party's council decided whether to endorse entering a Marjan Šarec-led coalition. (front page, 3)
Ljubljana
"Gosposvetska Street happy because of renovation": Effects of the Gosposvetska Street in Ljubljana's city centre will be mostly positive. More people will visit the stores and bars and prices of real estate in streets usually go up following a facelift, but such streets start adapting to tourists over time, forgetting locals. (front page, 9)
FINANCE
Koper-Divača rail upgrade
"Another bill for second rail track: financial counselling for nearly a million euro!": Consultancy Deloitte will advise the state on the building of the rail upgrade between the Koper port and the inland hub Divača. The price tag for the year-and-a-half contract stands at EUR 830,000, VAT included. (front page, 6)
Real estate
"Bežigrad: How do prices of flats grow and how much do you have to pay for them this year?": The paper runs a feature about the prices of real estate in Ljubljana's borough of Bežigrad. Over the past three years, prices of flats went up on average 10% a year, reaching over EUR 2,600 per square metre this year. (front page, 4, 5)
R&D tax cuts
"According to FURS, up to 60% are violators!?": Inspectors of the Financial Administration (FURS) believe that most of companies enjoying R&D tax cuts do so unjustifiably. (front page, 2, 3)
VEČER
Food trends
"Organic food a trend": An increasing number of consumers are putting quality before price when buying food, which has led retailers to increase the range of organic food on offer. The main advantage of organic food is lower levels of pesticides. (front page, 4, 5)
Football
"Mandarić writes off yet another": Football club Olimpija boss Milan Mandarić has shown the door to coach Ilija Stolica after five matches. He is the eighth coach who was forced to leave since Mandarić took over in 2015. (front page, 23)
Journalism
"Politicians who blur the difference between lies and truth": The rise of rightist populism is also a threat to journalism. Populist politicians see media as a thorn in their side because they are sometimes a more articulate opposition than the official parliamentary opposition. (front page, 3)
