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The Necenzurirano front page features several prominent stories, including an investigation into Israeli diplomats near NATO data networks, the arrest of a billionaire involved in major Slovenian business acquisitions, and a corruption case involving former Telekom Slovenije executives and the…
An investigation reveals that Israeli diplomats are located very close to NATO's sensitive secret data network, raising concerns about potential security breaches.
A prominent billionaire, known for acquiring major Slovenian companies like Savine hotels, Mercator, and Tuš, has been arrested and taken into custody.
The Slovenian National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) has filed criminal charges against former executives of Telekom Slovenije for allegedly financing the Nova24TV channel.
A podcast episode discusses how alleged Serbian influences, referred to as 'Vučić's clan,' are attempting to exert influence on Slovenia through new channels.
Hungarian bank executives, who recently denied a loan to RTV Slovenia, were reportedly hosted by Janez Janša, a prominent Slovenian political figure.
Boris Mijić reportedly began construction on a large house shortly after the elections, raising questions about the source of funds and timing.
The story suggests that transport carriers, who allegedly played a role in the change of government, are now receiving benefits or rewards.
Anže Logar is reportedly remaining silent regarding the secret financing and donations for his expensive election campaign by the Democrats party.
The article criticizes the Slovenian Medical Chamber, suggesting it has transformed into a union that primarily serves the interests of highly paid medical professionals.
This opinion piece suggests that Stevanović is a key figure in Janez Janša's coalition and implies external influence, possibly from Israel, in his support.
