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The news on Necenzurirano.si focuses heavily on investigations and political intrigue within Slovenia, with a particular emphasis on corruption, media ownership, and legal proceedings involving public figures. There are also brief mentions of international political events.
Zoran Stevanović, associated with Resni.co, has relocated to a confidant's premises, and this confidant is reportedly involved in cleaning operations at the new Dobrunje prison.
An entity described as a 'Zionist hero' is reportedly showing interest in Nova24TV, raising questions about its potential connection to Aleksandar Vučić's political setbacks.
Slovenia's Financial Administration (FURS) reportedly failed to disclose to the police the seizure of a truck containing 14 million cigarettes originating from Lendava.
Evidence has emerged suggesting that an associate of Anže Logar forged official documents, prompting questions about Logar's awareness of these actions.
Miha Sevšek is reportedly meeting again with Andrej Zavrl, and there are questions about whether Andrej Uršič will facilitate their access to companies associated with the NSI political party.
Individuals targeted by Žugelj have achieved a legal victory, enabling them to discover the identity of those who allegedly spied on their bank accounts.
Rok Snežič, despite reportedly owning a Mercedes, has requested state-funded legal assistance, raising questions about his financial claims.
A commentary piece suggests that the political right-wing is engaged in a strategic effort to predetermine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
Zoran Stevanović's reality show, 'I'm Looking for an MP,' is reportedly experiencing a shortage of participants.
