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The Necenzurirano.si news site features stories on potential political scandals and financial dealings within Slovenia. Top stories include commentary on the treatment of young athletes, a man's acquisition of land near Ljubljana after personal bankruptcy, and analysis of political maneuvering…
This opinion piece criticizes the recent public attacks on young athletes, drawing parallels to previous incidents and questioning who is responsible for stopping what the author perceives as a destructive public trend.
A news report detailing how an individual, previously in personal bankruptcy, has recently acquired land parcels near Ljubljana for a significant sum, raising questions about the source of funds and the transaction.
This news analysis examines how certain political figures, specifically referencing Stevanović, are allegedly using geopolitical events like NATO and Russian relations to distract from domestic issues or scandals involving individuals like Mijić.
A report detailing a cyberattack targeting the news website Necenzurirano.si, involving a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack originating from various countries.
An investigation into the campaign finances of Anže Logar, suggesting his campaign was exceptionally costly and that the sources of a significant portion of the funding remain undisclosed.
This report covers political commentary and criticism directed at Slovenia's constitutional judges by figures associated with the SDS party, specifically mentioning Mahnič and Jambrek.
An investigative piece alleging that Minister Cigler Kralj has again used state funds to purchase a vehicle for his family's use, implying misuse of public resources.
This investigative story reveals documents showing that Rok Snežič renamed Boris Mijić's company, linking it to 'Nova necenzurirano'.
A report suggesting that the SDS party is asserting control over the national road company Dars, with Počivalšek playing a role in appointing the new leadership.
A brief news item about former minister Hojs refusing to pay a fine of 400 euros, leading to enforcement action by the Commission for Prevention of Corruption (KPK).
A short news update indicates that RTV Slovenija, the national broadcaster, is facing financial difficulties but has secured funds for employee salaries.
A brief news item mentioning Zoran Stevanović's alleged request for an invitation from Moscow and the SD party's anticipation of a response from Janša.
A brief news report stating that Bojana Južna and her spouse have divested their shares in Telekom Slovenije.
A concise news report stating that former ministers Hojs and Počivalšek have been found to have breached Slovenia's integrity law.
A positive economic indicator report, noting that Slovenia has achieved its highest economic growth rate in the past four years.
A brief update on the allocation of millions of euros in funding through a tender, two years after the 'Spirit affair' came to light.
A brief news item announcing the appointment of new members to the supervisory board of Gen energija.
A consumer-focused news brief reporting a noticeable reduction in the prices of gasoline and diesel fuel.
A report on a proposed policy change that would eliminate free Slovenian language courses currently offered to foreigners.
News regarding the company 2TDK, responsible for constructing the second railway track, announcing the appointment of new members to its supervisory board.
A financial news brief highlighting the strong performance of the NLB Group, which has achieved a profit of 250 million euros.
