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The front page of Necenzurirano.si features a mix of domestic political news and investigations, with a focus on alleged financial impropriety and political maneuvering. Several stories touch upon the financing of Nova24TV, investigations into former officials, and the political landscape in…
The Slovenian National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) is reportedly preparing to file criminal charges against former Telekom Slovenije executives concerning the financing of Nova24TV, a media outlet associated with the SDS party.
An opinion piece suggests that the Medical Chamber of Slovenia has transformed into a union that primarily serves the interests of its highest-earning members, rather than the broader medical community.
This opinion piece claims that Matej Stevanović is a key and stable figure within Janez Janša's coalition, with Israel's backing acting as a guarantee for his position.
This news report indicates that Matej Lahovnik is being appointed to a position in the state development bank, framed as a reward or recognition.
An investigation reveals that executives from a Hungarian bank, which recently refused a loan to RTV Slovenia, visited Janez Janša.
This investigative piece reports that construction on a large house belonging to Boris Mijić commenced shortly after the elections.
This story suggests that transport carriers, who allegedly supported a change in government, are now being rewarded, possibly through government policies or subsidies.
An investigation into the financing of the Democratic Party (SDS) questions Anže Logar's silence regarding donations used for his extravagant campaign.
The trial is commencing for a former minister accused of accepting 'free' holidays, an arrangement that may constitute bribery or corruption.
