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The front page of Necenzurirano, a Slovenian news website, focuses on domestic political and economic issues, with a particular emphasis on investigations and controversies involving Slovenian politicians and business figures. Several articles highlight potential corruption, misleading…
Minister Ostrc has admitted for the first time to working at a private clinic for which he previously arranged concessions, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
An investigation reveals that Snežič renamed Mijic's company to Novo Necenzurirano, with accompanying documents suggesting further financial impropriety.
Farmers, transporters, and entrepreneurs are protesting, with the article suggesting a stark contrast between the reality of their situation and perhaps idealized expectations.
Former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz met with Israelis involved in the development of the controversial Pegasus spyware, raising concerns about surveillance and privacy.
Member of Parliament Mijic is embroiled in a new scandal, with allegations that he also lied about his educational qualifications.
An article details how Peter Jančič allegedly misused the Siol platform for his personal gain from the very beginning.
The article suggests that Branko Grims's political downfall stems from a misunderstanding of how extremist ideologies function within a domestic context.
An investigation uncovers that Stevanović proposed legislation that was apparently drafted by the owner of a private clinic, indicating undue influence.
This commentary likens the current political climate and actions of figures like Mijic and Snežič to those in Slobodan Milošević's Serbia, suggesting a dangerous trend.
This article labels Mijic and Snežič as fraudsters, swindlers, and liars, outlining alleged fraudulent activities and legal actions against them.
