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Necenzurirano.si focuses on investigative journalism and opinion pieces, with current top stories covering business dealings in the water bottling industry, alleged behind-the-scenes maneuvering in a political deal, and controversial international spyware technology linked to political figures.
Joc Pečečnik has reportedly sold his water bottling plant located on the Kolpa River to Croatian buyers, generating a significant profit from the transaction. The article is categorized under 'Novice' (News).
This investigative piece questions the influence of a hidden figure behind Katja Kokot's business deal involving the coalition. The story is categorized under 'Preiskave' (Investigations).
The article reports on meetings between former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša, and Israeli individuals associated with NSO Group, the developers of the Pegasus spyware. This is an investigative report.
This opinion piece criticizes Anže Logar's actions, accusing him of deception and leading an attack on the prosecution. The article is found under 'Mnenja' (Opinions).
This news report uncovers a new scandal involving Member of Parliament Boris Mijič, alleging he falsified information about his educational qualifications. The story is in the 'Novice' (News) section.
This article investigates how Peter Jančič allegedly misused the news portal Siol for his personal gain immediately upon taking over. It is categorized under 'Novice' (News).
This opinion piece discusses Branko Grims, suggesting his political downfall stems from a failure to grasp the limitations of his extreme right-wing ideology within a broader context. It is under 'Mnenja' (Opinions).
This investigative report claims that Zoran Stevanović introduced a law that was actually written by the owner of a private clinic, raising concerns about conflicts of interest. It is categorized under 'Preiskave' (Investigations).
An investigation into Boris Mijič's business dealings reveals that his company operated without proper invoices, and the newly appointed director appears to be a 'straw man' from Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is an investigative piece.
