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The Necenzurirano front page features investigative journalism and news analysis, with a strong focus on Slovenian domestic affairs, including politics, business, and alleged corruption. There is also a story touching on a Croatian environmental scandal involving a Slovenian director and a podcast…
The director, suspected by the National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) of burying waste, is handling a Croatian environmental scandal, implying potential cross-border implications or involvement of Slovenian entities.
This podcast episode delves into the connections between individuals attending an event in Bled and their discussions surrounding the ownership of Pop TV, a Slovenian television station.
This news story examines a new addendum to the 'second track' project, questioning the reasons behind Kolektor's allocation of nine million euros, suggesting potential financial irregularities or renegotiations.
An investigative piece revealing details about a Greek apartment owned by the Mijić family, who are reportedly indebted to their employees for significant amounts.
An investigation into the campaign finances of Anže Logar, highlighting its high cost and the undisclosed origins of a significant portion of the funding.
This story reports on political tensions, with MP Mahnič criticizing constitutional judges and SDS ideologue Jambrek commenting on the disregard for court rulings.
An investigative report detailing the repeated purchase of a family car for Minister Cigler Kralj using state funds, raising questions about the use of public money.
This investigative piece reveals that Rok Snežič changed the name of Boris Mijić's company to 'Novo necenzurirano', supported by documents.
This story covers the resignation of MP Mijić, focusing on politician Stevanović's change of stance and renewed defense of Mijić after a broken promise.
A headline suggesting a story involving Ales Novak, Mladinska Knjiga publishers, Democrats, Anze Logar, SDH (Slovenian Sovereign Holding), resignation, and Maribor, likely an investigative piece connecting these entities.
