Slovenia Politics: The National Assembly voted to lift former PM Robert Golob’s parliamentary immunity, clearing the way for criminal proceedings in the “Bobnar case” over alleged illegal intermediation and alleged interference in police work. EU Diplomacy: Prime Minister Rumen Radev will meet EU Council President Antonio Costa in Sofia as Costa’s EU Capitals Tour focuses on the next Multiannual Financial Framework, with a stop in Ljubljana for PM Janez Janša. Local Governance & Media: RTV Slovenia is reported to be on the brink of a liquidity collapse, with management drawing loans from the state treasury to cover salaries amid criticism of pay, loans and internal disputes. Business Climate: Slovenia’s PM says the government will remove administrative barriers and stresses the need for a stable, predictable environment for investment and jobs. Culture & Community: Ljubljana’s Islamic Cultural Center mosque highlights modern Islamic architecture in the capital, blending contemporary design with heritage and serving as a community hub. Energy & Industry: Slovenian Electric Power Company officials met Armenia’s nuclear plant to exchange best practices on safe operations, long-term unit performance and modernization. Travel Rules: From Sept 7, Brits may face renewed disruption as eased Entry/Exit System (EES) measures end, bringing back full biometric processing at EU airports.