Burqa referendum is a smokescreen for gifts to the wealthiest ↗
Front page leadA referendum on burqas is suggested to be a diversionary tactic to enact beneficial policies for the richest segment of society.
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The news website Necenzurirano.si features several investigative stories focusing on Slovenian politics and potential corruption. Key topics include a referendum on burqas being a distraction for benefits to the wealthy, an investigation into an individual using state funds for legal defense while…
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What the case of the firefighter spied on by Zugelj's office teaches us ↗
An analysis of a past incident involving a firefighter allegedly spied upon by an official office, possibly serving as a lesson before an upcoming event.
Rok Snežič drives a Mercedes, asks state to pay for his lawyer ↗
Rok Snežič, identified as a criminal, is reportedly seen driving a Mercedes while seeking free legal assistance from the state.
Minister Ostreš's friendly deal: paid for ads no one saw ↗
Minister Ostreš is accused of a conflict of interest involving a paid advertising campaign that appears to have had no viewers.
Hungarian bank bosses visited Janša; bank denied RTV loan ↗
Hungarian bank executives met with Janez Janša shortly before the bank denied a loan to RTV Slovenia.
Mijić began building a 320-square-meter house immediately after elections ↗
Boris Mijić reportedly started construction on a large house shortly after the elections, raising questions about its financing.
Carriers 'bled' and helped change power, now they get a reward ↗
Transport companies, who allegedly aided in a political change, are now receiving benefits, possibly as a reward.
Democrats' secret financing: Logar silent on donations for lavish campaign ↗
Anže Logar is not providing information about donations funding his party's expensive campaign, raising concerns about transparency.
MP Mijić owes workers, wears a luxury watch worth six thousand euros ↗
MP Boris Mijić is facing allegations of not paying his employees while reportedly owning an expensive luxury watch.
Referendums: More people voted early on the first day than in European elections ↗
The initial day of early voting for referendums saw a higher turnout than the entire early voting period for the European elections.
Dars has new leadership, Peter Drobež becomes the first man ↗
Peter Drobež has been appointed as the new head of Dars, a Slovenian road company.
Will nighttime alcohol sales at gas stations be allowed again? ↗
A discussion is ongoing regarding the potential re-authorization of nighttime alcohol sales at gas stations.
Mijić: I will not resign, I have a moral agreement with Stevanović ↗
Boris Mijić states he will not step down and has a moral understanding with Zoran Stevanović.
Director of UKC Maribor Vojko Flis resigns ↗
Vojko Flis, the director of the UKC Maribor hospital, has submitted his resignation.
Fuel prices rising, government aids retailers ↗
Fuel prices are increasing, and the government is reportedly providing support to fuel retailers.
Coalition approves budget revision and more money for weapons ↗
The ruling coalition has agreed to revise the national budget, allocating additional funds for military spending.
KPK investigates Mijić for false education claims ↗
The Commission for the Prevention of Corruption is investigating Boris Mijić concerning alleged misrepresentations of his educational qualifications.
Police seize cannabis seedling from former SDS MP's home ↗
Cannabis seedlings were found and seized by police at the residence of a former Member of Parliament from the SDS party.
Kosovo deals from Telekom during first Janša government back before court ↗
Business dealings involving Telekom and Kosovo, originating from Janez Janša's first term as prime minister, are once again under judicial review.
Millions in funds to be taken from NGOs ↗
Non-governmental organizations are facing the potential loss of millions of euros in funding.
Zoran Stevanović has not paid for his doctoral studies ↗
Zoran Stevanović reportedly failed to settle the costs associated with his doctoral degree program.
Coalition MPs voted for Skok and subjugation of prosecution to politics ↗
Members of the ruling coalition reportedly voted in favor of a proposal that would place the prosecution under political influence.
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