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The Necenzurirano news website features several domestic stories focusing on political figures and potential corruption or questionable dealings. Top stories include investigations into individuals like Zoran Stevanović and Boris Mijić, a former MP's involvement in a controversial project, and the…
An investigation into Zoran Stevanović's and Boris Mijić's alleged fraudulent activities, focusing on discrepancies in signatures and potential exploitation of people in distress.
A former Member of Parliament from the SDS party, reportedly involved in the sale of Mercator, is now associated with the 'second track' project, suggesting potential political influence or benefits.
Matej Lahovnik, formerly associated with SDS, is reportedly being appointed to a state development bank, a move framed as a reward despite past controversies.
An investigative report contrasting Zoran Stevanović's claims of leaving the police force voluntarily with a court verdict that suggests a different scenario, possibly involving misconduct.
An investigation reveals state intervention to rescue biogas plants owned by Hungarian entities, which had previously paid significant sums to Franci Matoz.
Janez Cigler Kralj is reportedly being investigated by the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) for the use of a new official car and a driver who accompanied him.
An exposé on a Greek apartment owned by the Mijić family, who reportedly owe substantial amounts of money to their employees.
Identification of an Israeli lobbyist whose influence allegedly led Slovenia to block an EU statement, indicating Slovenia's role in international diplomatic events.
The head of Black Cube criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's policies, calling them 'stupid and childish'.
A flash news item indicating that Israeli intelligence agencies are gathering information on those opposing the Sputnik V vaccine.
A flash news item about the dismissal of the head of UKC Ljubljana and speculation about his successor.
A flash news item stating that foreigners will be disenfranchised in upcoming local elections.
A flash news item reporting that Janez Janša plans to implement a significant reform or 'overhaul' of the public sector.
A flash news item indicating that high-ranking officials from the NSi party met with an Israeli individual from the West Bank.
A flash news item detailing political maneuvering, with the Svoboda and Levica parties seeking to impeach Janša, and the SD party filing a no-confidence vote against Kajzer.
A flash news item about a coordinated political move by SDS, NSi, and Resnica to remove Avšič Bogovič from office.
A flash news item reporting former minister Logar's strong disapproval of Minister Rončević's proposed educational reform.
A flash news item detailing Minister Rončević's plans for a significant overhaul of the Slovenian education system.
A flash news item reporting a new record high for diesel and heating oil prices, set to take effect on Tuesday.
A flash news item highlighting Zoran Stevanović's criminal record, stating he has been convicted at least three times.
A flash news item detailing a new amendment to the RTVS law, which would grant the government increased control over the public broadcaster.
