Lies Upon Lies: Stevanović is a Symbol of the Slovenian Parliament's Downfall ↗
Front page leadA commentary piece suggests that Zoran Stevanović is emblematic of the failures within the Slovenian parliament.
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The Necenzurirano news website from Slovenia features several prominent stories focusing on political and financial investigations, with a particular emphasis on individuals named Zoran Stevanović and Boris Mijić, as well as political parties like SDS. Other topics include corruption, legal…
A commentary piece suggests that Zoran Stevanović is emblematic of the failures within the Slovenian parliament.
Investigative reporting reveals Zoran Stevanović's alleged involvement with tycoons associated with Milorad Dodik and the Serbian Orthodox Church.
The story reports that Franci Matoz's business partner has managed to take control of the housing fund.
The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (FURS) allegedly concealed the seizure of a truck with 14 million cigarettes from Lendava from the police.
The article investigates potential connections and access granted by Uršič to companies linked to the New Slovenia (NSi) party through Zavrl and Sevšek.
Reporting suggests that individuals targeted by Žugelj have achieved a legal victory, allowing them to discover who was monitoring their bank accounts.
The report highlights the apparent contradiction of Rok Snežič requesting state-funded legal assistance while being seen with an expensive car like a Mercedes.
This opinion piece claims that right-wing political forces are actively working to influence and pre-determine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
A person associated with Zoran Stevanović's political list in Ljubljana reportedly had a significant debt exceeding 6 million euros forgiven.
A company belonging to Mijić is reportedly facing bankruptcy proceedings initiated by the Slovenian Financial Administration (FURS).
The article alleges that the SDS party, originating from Janez Janša's former cabinet, is actively conducting disinformation campaigns.
The report suggests that Zoran Stevanović used his official capacity to obtain a donation.
The political party Resni.ci is reportedly struggling to find a successor for Boris Mijić following his departure.
The article notes a political defeat for right-wing parties in Brazil, with Lula securing a new victory.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has reportedly been defeated after 14 years in power, with a student-led list emerging as the victor.
The article reports that the ruling coalition has eventually permitted an investigation related to the Black Cube affair after a prolonged delay.
The report states that Janez Janša's coalition government has decided to launch an investigation into Slovenia's Agency for Security and Information (SOVA) and the police.
Member of Parliament (MP) Sukič has reportedly filed a criminal complaint against Anže Logar, Jernej Vrtovec, and Gregor Osterc.
The article suggests a lack of interest among individuals to join the political party Resni.ca as a Member of Parliament.
Boris Mijić is reportedly entitled to receive a compensation payment of 4200 euros following his resignation.
The article implies that Kadić has been appointed as the head of Kajzer's cabinet as a form of reward.