Diplomatic Missile Transparency: The US and 42 allies, including Slovenia, urged all countries—especially nuclear powers—to give at least 24 hours’ advance notice of ICBM, SLBM and space-launch tests, after recent Pacific activity allegedly skipped standard notification practices. Presidential Scrutiny in Slovenia: President Nataša Pirc Musar faces mounting questions after a motorway accident raised issues about how her injuries were communicated and whether she travelled with a Russian-Slovenian friend; police referred the case over alleged negligence. RTV Fee and Constitutional Court: A column argues the Constitutional Court’s ruling effectively blocks reform of RTV Slovenia and keeps the public broadcaster fee in place, with a consultative referendum on abolishing the fee expected in autumn. India-Slovenia Diplomatic Fallout: India condemned the defacement of its embassy in Slovenia, citing the Vienna Convention and pressing Ljubljana for immediate action against those responsible; India also renewed calls for accountability over PoJK rights violations. Energy & Storage Deal: GEN-I took over commercial management of 200 MW of battery storage in Bulgaria and will expand to nine more projects under a new partnership with SUNOTEC. EU AI Oversight: Slovenia’s insurance regulator AZN selected Modulos to govern its AI systems under EU AI Act and related rules, using it as an AI sandbox for approvals. Local Politics in Focus: Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer rejected claims that seven EU states “criticised Slovenia,” saying the dispute was about EU nomination procedures, not attacks on the Slovenian government. Sports with Slovenian Links: Hull City’s coach Jakirovic cast doubt on a second bid for Swansea striker Zan Vipotnik, while Slovenia’s presence also shows up in international football transfer chatter.