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The news website Necenzurirano.si features several investigative stories primarily focused on Slovenian politics and corruption scandals, with particular attention to figures like Smodej, Janković, and Matoz. There is also coverage of broader political and economic issues affecting Slovenia, such…
This story investigates claims made by Smodej on the Tarča program, presenting evidence that contradicts his statements and questioning the source of funds for his legal defense.
The report details the resolution of a legal dispute involving Janković and Nina Zidar related to the Black Cube affair, concluding with a settlement.
This investigative piece uncovers new links between Franci Matoz and individuals who purchased a palace in Piran, shedding light on potential corruption.
This flash news item reports on a vote by coalition members supporting Skok and the alleged political influence over the prosecution service.
A brief update indicating that Dars, the Slovenian Motorway Company, has appointed new members to its supervisory board.
This flash news reports on the return of the former management of Telekom Slovenia, previously appointed during Janez Janša's government.
This flash news suggests that Rupar, a political figure, was involved in seeking assistance or campaigning prior to upcoming referendums.
A report on the opposition's call to reduce profit margins for major fuel retailers like Petrol.
The ruling coalition has successfully defended Stevanović's position as the speaker of the National Assembly.
This flash news highlights the significant increase in prices for diesel fuel and heating oil, reaching unprecedented levels.
The opposition has expressed strong displeasure regarding what they perceive as new attempts to hinder investigative journalists.
A flash news item indicating that political allies of Janez Janša have once again prevented an investigation from being discussed on the parliamentary agenda.
An interpelation, a form of no-confidence motion, has been filed against the Slovenian Foreign Minister, Kajzer.
This news indicates that Boris Mijič is being appointed to a position in Strasbourg by the coalition led by Janez Janša.
The financial institution Lon Bank has been sold and is now under the ownership of Armenian investors.
This investigative report details a multi-million euro property deal involving a palace in Piran, emphasizing the central role of Franci Matoz in connecting the involved parties.
Hungarian bank executives, who previously refused a loan to RTV Slovenia, visited Janez Janša.
This story investigates Boris Mijič's rapid construction of a large house, which began shortly after the recent elections.
This article suggests that transport carriers, who allegedly aided in a political power shift, are now being rewarded.
An investigation into the alleged secret funding of the Democratic Party's campaign, with a focus on Anže Logar's silence regarding donations.
This story questions Smodej's claim of financial hardship, investigating who is funding the lawyer representing him and potentially another figure referred to as 'Caesar'.
This is a fragment of a headline or tag related to a story involving the Israeli embassy, the Slovenian Ministry of Defence, and potentially NATO, concerning secret data and security.
