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The news website Necenzurirano.si features several stories focusing on Slovenian politics and alleged corruption. Top stories include an analysis of a coalition member's ties to Israel, a former minister facing trial for accepting 'free' holidays, and the government's alleged reassignment of two…
This opinion piece suggests that Stevanović is a crucial and steadfast member of Janez Janša's coalition, with Israel's involvement serving as a guarantee for his position.
A trial is commencing for a former minister accused of accepting 'free' holidays in Bohinj, highlighting potential corruption or misuse of public funds.
The article alleges that the current government is reassigning two journalists from RTV Slovenia to positions within the Museum of Independence, potentially as a political move.
This story suggests that Matej Lahovnik is being appointed to a position in the state development bank, framed as a reward.
The article reports on a visit by Hungarian bank executives to Janez Janša's residence, noting that this bank had previously denied a loan to RTV Slovenia.
This story details the construction of a large house belonging to Mijić, which allegedly began right after the elections, raising questions about its financing.
The article suggests that transport companies, after allegedly aiding in a change of government, are now receiving benefits or rewards.
Anže Logar is reportedly remaining silent regarding the sources of funding for his extensive election campaign, hinting at undisclosed donations and potential corruption.
This podcast episode explores how a group associated with Vučić is seeking to exert influence over Slovenia through new channels.
