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Necenzurirano.si features investigative journalism with a focus on Slovenian politics and business. Top stories include an analysis of a firefighter's case in relation to the SDS party, criticism of a proposed referendum on burqas as a distraction for economic policies, and an investigation into…
This opinion piece discusses the case of a firefighter who was allegedly spied on by an office connected to Žugelj, drawing parallels to past political events and upcoming referendums.
The article argues that a proposed referendum on burqas is a diversionary tactic to mask government decisions that benefit wealthy individuals.
An investigation reveals that Rok Snežič, facing criminal charges, drives a luxury Mercedes while seeking public funds for legal representation.
An investigation exposes a questionable deal where public funds were allegedly paid for advertising that was never published or seen.
Executives from a Hungarian bank visited Janez Janša's office shortly before the bank denied a loan to RTV Slovenia.
The article investigates the construction of a large house by politician Boris Mijić shortly after the elections, raising questions about its financing.
This story suggests that transportation companies who were instrumental in a political change are now receiving preferential treatment or benefits.
The article questions the financing of the Democrats' campaign, specifically Anže Logar's silence regarding campaign donations.
The report highlights a discrepancy where politician Boris Mijić allegedly owes wages to workers while displaying an expensive luxury watch.
