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The news from Necenzurirano.si focuses on investigations and opinions within Slovenia, with a notable international story regarding media ownership in the Balkans. Topics include alleged illegal waste operations, potential money laundering in media acquisitions, criticism of public spending on…
Foreign workers were apprehended at a factory belonging to an entrepreneur who has been under investigation by inspectors for several years regarding alleged illegal waste operations.
Authorities in Montenegro are investigating whether funds originating from individuals close to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić were used to acquire the media outlet N1.
Borut Rončević, an opinion writer, reportedly spent 26,000 euros on flights to Japan, raising questions about his lectures to teachers on financial savings.
Evidence suggests that an associate of Anže Logar forged a document, prompting questions about Logar's awareness of the action.
The article investigates the renewed association between Sevšek and Zavrl, and whether Uršič's involvement could grant them access to businesses linked to the NSi party.
Individuals targeted by Žugelj have achieved a legal victory, gaining the ability to identify those who allegedly monitored their bank accounts.
Rok Snežič, reportedly a criminal, is using a Mercedes vehicle while simultaneously requesting state-funded legal assistance.
A commentary suggests that right-wing political forces are strategically planning to predetermine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
A commentary piece analyzes the current political situation of Anže Logar, suggesting it marks the beginning of his political decline.
