Minister Ostroc's Friendly Deal: Paid for Ads No One Saw ↗
Front page leadAn investigation reveals a 'friendly deal' involving Minister Ostroc, where advertising funds were spent on campaigns that were not publicly visible.
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Home for It, Against It in Parliament: Duality of Former MP with Cannabis ↗
A former Member of Parliament is accused of hypocrisy for supporting cannabis cultivation at home while opposing it in parliamentary debates.
The Right is on a Mission. Its Goal is to Have the 2030 Elections Decided in… ↗
This opinion piece suggests that the right-wing political movement has a long-term strategy aimed at predetermining the outcome of the 2030 elections.
Piran Affair: Matoz's Friends Got the Mayor's Green Light in an Hour and a Half ↗
In the Piran affair, individuals linked to Matoz allegedly received swift approval from the mayor for a deal concerning the Trevisini Palace.
At Janša's: Hungarian Bank Heads Visit, Later Denied Loan to RTV ↗
Hungarian bank executives visited Janez Janša, and this bank later denied a loan to RTV Slovenia.
At Mijić's: Construction of a 320 sqm House Began Immediately After Elections ↗
Following the elections, construction reportedly started on a large house belonging to Boris Mijić.
Carriers "bled" and Helped Change Power, Now They Get a Reward ↗
The article suggests that transport carriers, who allegedly supported a change in government, are now receiving benefits or rewards.
Democrats' Secret Financing: Logar Remains Silent on Lavish Campaign Donations ↗
Anže Logar is not commenting on allegations of secret funding for the Democrats' expensive election campaign.
We Reveal the Government's Secret Plan for Public Sector Staff Cuts ↗
This report claims to unveil a secret government plan to reduce the number of employees in the public sector.
Fuel Prices Rising, Yet Government Aids Retailers ↗
Despite increasing fuel prices, the government is reportedly providing assistance to fuel retailers instead of consumers.
Coalition Confirms Budget Revision and More Money for Weapons ↗
The ruling coalition has approved a revised budget, which includes increased funding for military or defense purposes.
KPK Investigates Mijić Over False Education Claims ↗
The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) is looking into Boris Mijić regarding alleged misrepresentation of his educational qualifications.
Police Seize Cannabis Seedling at Former SDS MP's Home ↗
Law enforcement found a cannabis seedling at the residence of a former Member of Parliament from the SDS party.
Kosovo Telecom Deals from Janša's First Government Era Again Before Judges ↗
The article refers to legal proceedings concerning business dealings involving Telekom and Kosovo during the first government led by Janez Janša.
NGOs Could Have Multi-Million Funds Taken Away ↗
There is a proposal or plan that could result in non-governmental organizations losing significant amounts of funding.
Zoran Stevanović Did Not Pay PhD Study Costs ↗
Zoran Stevanović has reportedly not settled the expenses associated with his doctoral studies.
Coalition MPs Voted for Skok and Subordination of Prosecution to Politics ↗
Members of the ruling coalition reportedly voted in favor of measures that would place the prosecution service under political influence.
Dars Gets New Supervisory Board Members ↗
The Slovenian national road company, Dars, has appointed new members to its supervisory board.
The Janša Government's Administration Returns to Telekom ↗
The management team associated with Janez Janša's previous government is reportedly returning to a leadership position at Telekom.
Before Referendums, Rupar Was Called for Help ↗
The article suggests that a political figure named Rupar was enlisted for assistance in the period leading up to referendums.
Opposition Calls for Lower Margins for Petrol and Other Fuel Retailers ↗
Opposition parties are advocating for reduced profit margins for companies like Petrol that sell fuel.
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