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This investigative piece delves into the connections between the future owner of N1, a media outlet, and Hungarian capital, hinting at potential influence and financial ties related to Orbán's interests.
An investigative report details how a school minister allegedly amassed wealth through the sale of a university faculty that receives state funding, raising questions about ethics and potential conflicts of interest.
This news story explores alleged dealings in the media market, specifically questioning the involvement of Orbán's capital in entities like N1 and the SDS party's television channel, suggesting a pattern of influence.
The website reports on a cyberattack, detailing how bots and devices from numerous countries were used in an attempt to bring down Necenzurirano.si, highlighting the challenges faced by independent media.
This report focuses on the campaign finances of Anže Logar, suggesting his campaign was one of the most expensive, with the origin of a significant portion of the funds remaining undisclosed.
The story covers political tensions where MP Mahnič is reported to be criticizing constitutional judges, while ideologue Jambrek from SDS comments on the disregard for court decisions.
An investigation reveals that Minister Cigler Kralj allegedly used state funds to purchase a family car for the second time, pointing to potential misuse of public resources.
This investigative piece reveals that Snežič has renamed Mijić's company to 'Novo necenzurirano', providing documents to support the claim and suggesting a connection or rebranding effort.
This news report covers a public defense of MP Boris Mijić by Katja Kokot, suggesting a contentious situation or a public relations battle surrounding the MP.
This investigative report likely examines state subsidies, focusing on individuals and entities like Tomaz Ročnik, Zala, the Ministry of Economy, and potentially their connection to Anže Logar.