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The Necenzurirano news front page focuses on domestic Slovenian political and corruption investigations. Top stories include allegations of favorable business dealings by the Minister of Health, an investigation into connections between political figures and businesses linked to the NSI party, and…
An investigation suggests that individuals named Sevšek and Zavrl are involved with Uršič, potentially gaining access to companies associated with the NSI political party.
The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) is investigating the Minister of Health, Tadej Ošטר, for alleged favorable business dealings.
In a legal victory, it has been revealed who was allegedly spying on bank accounts, impacting individuals targeted by Žugelj.
An opinion piece suggests that the right-wing political movement has a long-term strategy aimed at predetermining the outcome of the 2030 elections.
Hungarian bank executives visited Janez Janša, with the bank in question having recently denied credit to RTV Slovenija.
Mijić stated he will not resign, citing a moral agreement with Stevanović.
Vojko Flis, the director of UKC Maribor, has resigned from his position.
Fuel prices are increasing, while the government is providing assistance to merchants.
The ruling coalition has approved a budget rebalancing that allocates additional funds for military purposes.
The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) is investigating Mijić regarding his educational qualifications, suspecting they may be false.
Police discovered and seized a cannabis seedling during a search of the former SDS Member of Parliament's residence.
Telekom's business dealings in Kosovo during the first Janša administration are once again being examined by the courts.
Non-governmental organizations are at risk of losing significant funding, amounting to millions of euros.
Zoran Stevanović has reportedly failed to cover the expenses related to his doctoral studies.
Members of the ruling coalition have voted in favor of Skok, which is perceived as an act of subordinating the prosecution service to political influence.
Dars, the Slovenian motorway company, has appointed new members to its supervisory board.
The management team that was in place during the previous Janša government is returning to Telekom Slovenije.
The article suggests that transport companies played a role in changing the government and are now being rewarded.
An investigation into the financing of the Democratic Party's (SDS) campaign reveals undisclosed donations for a lavish campaign, with Anže Logar remaining silent.
An investigation reveals that Minister Ošטר's office paid for advertising services that were not visible to the public.
Construction of a large house belonging to Mijić reportedly began shortly after the elections.
