Mahnič Attacks Constitutional Judges, SDS Ideologue Jambrek on Ignoring Rulings ↗
Front page leadMahnič is reportedly attacking constitutional judges, while SDS ideologue Jambrek is commenting on the ignoring of court decisions.
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The Necenzurirano news website from Slovenia features several domestic political and business stories. Top headlines include accusations against constitutional judges by Mahnič and comments by SDS ideologue Jambrek, a report on Anže Logar's campaign finances, and an investigation into a…
Mahnič is reportedly attacking constitutional judges, while SDS ideologue Jambrek is commenting on the ignoring of court decisions.
Anže Logar's campaign for the 2026 elections is among the most expensive, with the origin of the majority of the funds remaining unknown.
A prominent businessman from Vipap is alleged to have transferred valuable land shortly before the company's bankruptcy.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that a referendum on the intervention law is permissible.
NLB bank has failed in its attempt to acquire Addiko Bank through a takeover bid.
The Slovenian steel industry is experiencing a decline in revenue and an increase in losses.
Lukić is pursuing a case against Mijić, arguing that Mijić should have his legal capacity revoked.
The political parties Freedom, Social Democrats (SD), and The Left are calling for the dismissal of Stevanović.
Prices for oil derivatives have decreased by a small amount.
A Pop TV poll indicates that the government led by Janez Janša is experiencing a further decline in its already low approval ratings.
Anže Logar has stated his agreement with Luka Mesec.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the law concerning RTV Slovenia is in accordance with the constitution.
The parties Freedom and Social Democrats (SD) have expressed criticism regarding Mijić's recent actions.
A move from the right-wing is described as a counter-attack, with the coalition proposing three consultative referendums.
Minister Mesec characterized the actions of Snežič and Mijić as displaying an extremely poor sense of humor.
Rok Snežič renamed Boris Mijić's company to 'Novo necenzurirano', with documentation presented.
MP Boris Mijić is involved in a new scandal, allegedly having lied about his educational qualifications.
The article details how Peter Jančič allegedly misused the Siol platform for personal gain from the very beginning.
Branko Grims's political downfall is attributed to his misunderstanding of the limitations of being an extreme right-wing figure domestically.
It is revealed that Stevanović introduced a law that was drafted by the owner of a private clinic.
Minister Cigler Kralj allegedly used state funds again to purchase a family car.