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Political commentary discusses the perceived limited time of influential global leaders Vučić, Netanyahu, and Trump, and questions Slovenia's alignment and support among them.
An investigation reveals that water management companies in Slovenia continue to benefit from lucrative concessions and significant profits, suggesting a continued state favor towards these entities.
An investigation questions the Financial Administration's response time to shutting down an illegal cigarette factory, implying potential negligence or delay in action.
Evidence suggests that an associate of Anže Logar forged documents, raising questions about Logar's awareness of the forgery and its implications.
This story suggests a continued collaboration between Sevšek and Zavrl, with a focus on potentially gaining access to companies linked to the NSi party through Uršič.
This report details a legal success where parties targeted by Žugelj can now investigate who was surveilling their bank accounts.
The article highlights the apparent financial contradiction of Rok Snežič driving an expensive Mercedes while seeking state-funded legal aid.
This opinion piece asserts that the political right-wing has a strategic objective to predetermine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
This report scrutinizes Katja Kokot for allegedly making three false statements within a minute, accusing her of exploiting a death and promoting conspiracy theories.
This appears to be a brief mention or tag related to an investigation involving the National Police Office (NPU), a cigarette factory in Lendava, waste issues in Bistrica, and Benjamin Kropec, concerning illegal activities.