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The news from Necenzurirano.si focuses heavily on Slovenian domestic politics and scandals, with several articles delving into alleged corruption, questionable appointments, and political party disputes. There are also opinion pieces touching on educational reform and societal issues…
An opinion piece arguing that the Slovenian nine-year school system and LGBT ideology are detrimental, suggesting a perceived resolution to societal issues.
This opinion piece seemingly draws a parallel between the Slovenian parliament and a TV show called Tarča, commenting on the absence of a figure named Stevanović.
This news report highlights a discrepancy in the signatures of Stevanović and Mijić, suggesting potential issues with authenticity or consistency.
A brief news update indicating that Stevanović has gained an extension related to the 'rescue' of soldier Mijić, implying a legal or administrative development.
This flash news item reports on the appointment of a new head for the UKC Ljubljana, suggesting a politically influenced decision.
A brief report on government approval for lowering excise taxes on heating oil.
News indicating that the Slovenian parliament has passed subsidies aimed at supporting farmers and transporters.
An announcement about the formation of a 'shadow government' in Slovenia, with its first meeting scheduled shortly.
Reports on a former member of the SDS party being appointed to a supervisory role at the state-owned company Telekom.
This news item suggests that Israeli intelligence agencies are collecting data on individuals opposing the 'Jek 2' project.
A brief update on the dismissal of the UKC Ljubljana chief and speculation about his successor.
A report on a legislative change in Slovenia that will disenfranchise foreign residents in local elections.
Janez Janša, a prominent Slovenian politician, is reported to be planning significant changes to the public sector.
This report details meetings between Slovenian NSi party officials and an Israeli individual associated with the West Bank.
Political news about parliamentary actions, with 'Freedom' and 'Left' parties initiating impeachment proceedings against Janša, and the SD party seeking to interpellate Kajzer.
This article reports on the return of Matej Lahovnik to a prominent role, specifically a position at the state development bank, framed as an 'award'.
An investigative piece suggesting state intervention to save Hungarian-owned biopower plants that have allegedly paid significant sums to Matoz.
This investigative report examines allegations against Cigler Kralj regarding the use of a new car and a driver, investigated by the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK).
An investigative article exposing alleged debts owed by the Mijić family to their employees, linked to their property in Greece.
An investigative report identifying an Israeli lobbyist alleged to have influenced Slovenia's decision to block an EU statement.
This news item announces that a former SDS party member, previously involved in the Mercator sale, will be taking on a role related to the 'second track' project.
A brief mention of news relating to the Israeli security firm Black Cube, Giora Eiland, Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel, protests, and the embassy.
