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The news on Necenzurirano.si covers a range of topics, including international relations with a focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina and Slovenia's relationship with figures like Zoran Stevanović and Milorad Dodik. Other stories delve into Slovenian domestic politics and business, touching upon real…
Zoran Stevanović was seen in Bosnia and Herzegovina with Milorad Dodik, a figure who has been prohibited from entering Slovenia since last year, raising questions about their relationship and activities.
A 1977 regulation is hindering the plans of individuals associated with Franci Matoz, potentially impacting their real estate ventures, specifically concerning the Palaca Trevisini in Piran.
This opinion piece criticizes the current approach towards Donald Trump, suggesting a subservient attitude despite his policies potentially increasing fuel costs, and sarcastically suggests inviting him for golf in Slovenia.
An investigation reveals a multi-million euro sale of a palace in Piran, with all parties involved reportedly connected through Franci Matoz.
Hungarian bank executives, reportedly visited Janez Janša, and later denied a liquidity loan to RTV Slovenia.
Construction of a large 320-square-meter house by the name of Mijic reportedly began immediately after the elections.
This article suggests that transport companies, who allegedly supported a change in government, are now being rewarded, implying a quid pro quo arrangement.
An investigation into the financing of the Democrats' campaign, with allegations of secret funding and Anže Logar remaining silent on donation details.
This opinion piece critiques the Medical Chamber's self-supervisory role, suggesting that the state has granted them too much autonomy, allowing them to essentially regulate themselves.
This story continues the theme of undisclosed campaign financing for the Democrats, with Anže Logar reportedly evading questions about the source of funds for their extensive campaign.
