Matej Lahovnik's Return: Sent to State Development Bank for Award ↗
Front page leadFormer minister Matej Lahovnik is reportedly being considered for a position at the state development bank, an appointment seen as a potential reward.
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The front page of Necenzurirano features several prominent news stories, with a strong focus on Slovenian domestic politics and investigations, alongside international news concerning Israel. Top stories include a potential return of Matej Lahovnik to a state development bank, a dispute within the…
Former minister Matej Lahovnik is reportedly being considered for a position at the state development bank, an appointment seen as a potential reward.
The head of the Israeli intelligence firm Black Cube has publicly criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policies, calling them 'stupid and childish'.
The opening of an Israeli embassy in Slovenia will allow employees of the Slovenian Ministry of Defence to be sent home early.
Zoran Stevanović asserts he resigned from the police force on his own accord, but a court verdict suggests a different sequence of events.
The government is reportedly intervening to save biogas plants owned by Hungarian entities, which had previously paid substantial sums to Franci Matoz.
Janez Cigler Kralj is facing an investigation by the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption regarding a new car and a driver he allegedly acquired for personal use.
The article details a Greek apartment owned by the Mijić family, who are alleged to owe a significant amount of money to their employees.
The report identifies an Israeli lobbyist allegedly responsible for Slovenia's obstruction of an EU statement.
Matjaž Trontelj, who has a say in the leadership of the public UKC Ljubljana, also heads an association that advocates for private healthcare providers.
This news item appears to relate to Anže Logar's election campaign, touching upon themes of donations, corruption, and electoral strategies.