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This opinion piece suggests that the concerns of farmers and haulers regarding high fuel prices are only voiced when a right-wing government is in power, implying a selective outrage.
This opinion piece draws a parallel between current political figures in Slovenia, specifically Mijic and Snežič, and the era of Slobodan Milošević in Serbia, suggesting a regression in democratic values or a rise of authoritarian tendencies.
This news report suggests that Boris Mijic is facing numerous lawsuits, and even his associate Rok Snežič cannot protect him, implying financial and legal troubles for Mijic.
This brief news item reports that a referendum concerning what is termed 'political police' will take place on October 11th.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the law concerning RTV Slovenia (the national public broadcaster) is in compliance with the country's constitution.
This investigative report reveals that Sebastian Kurz met with representatives of Israeli companies that developed the controversial Pegasus spyware while he was in Slovenia, and that these individuals also met with Janez Janša.
This news report uncovers a new scandal involving Member of Parliament Boris Mijic, alleging that he falsified information about his educational qualifications.
This article details how Peter Jančič allegedly used the news portal Siol.net for his personal gain immediately upon taking over the editorial position.
This opinion piece criticizes Branko Grims, suggesting his political downfall is due to a failure to grasp the limitations of far-right politics within the current Slovenian context.
This investigative piece exposes that a law was introduced by Stevanović, which was allegedly drafted by the owner of a private healthcare clinic, raising conflict of interest concerns.
This news report reveals a deception by Boris Mijic, where he allegedly misled workers who are now facing financial ruin and losing everything.
This article delves into alleged corruption and financial irregularities involving Boris Mijic, focusing on company shares, debts, and questionable giveaways.