Logar and Stevanović fight corruption with a donkey and rusty sword. ↗
Front page leadAn opinion piece suggests that Viteza Logar and Stevanović are attempting to combat corruption using ineffective and outdated methods.
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An opinion piece suggests that Viteza Logar and Stevanović are attempting to combat corruption using ineffective and outdated methods.
This commentary argues that Zoran Stevanović represents the downfall and failures of the Slovenian parliament.
Andrej Lazar reports that Franci Matoz's business associate has managed to take control of the housing fund.
A company belonging to Mijić has been forced into bankruptcy following a demand from the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs).
The article alleges that the SDS party, operating from Janez Janša's former office, is orchestrating disinformation campaigns.
Zoran Stevanović is accused of exploiting his official capacity to gain a financial donor.
The right-wing political bloc has suffered another setback as Lula has emerged victorious in Brazil's elections.
Aleksandar Vučić has lost an election after 14 years in power, with the 'Student List' emerging as the winner.
After a period of several months, the governing coalition has finally granted permission for an investigation related to Black Cube.
Janez Janša's coalition government has decided to launch an investigation into the Slovenian intelligence agency SOVA and the police.
Member of Parliament Sukič has pressed criminal charges against Logar, Vrtovec, and Ostrec, reportedly due to an issue involving Tea Košir.
An article questions the motivation of individuals seeking to become a Member of Parliament for the Resni.ca party, suggesting a lack of interest.
Following his resignation, Boris Mijić is set to receive a monthly compensation payment of 4200 euros from the state.
Kadić has been appointed as the head of Kajzer's cabinet, with the position seemingly awarded as a prize.
A podcast episode discusses the reasons behind Janez Janša's failure to congratulate the recent election victors in Serbia.
An investigative report explores the renewed association between Sevšek and Zavrl, and whether Uršič will facilitate access to companies linked to the NSI party.
The article reports on a legal success for Žugelj's targets, who will now be able to discover the identity of individuals who were monitoring their bank accounts.
Investigative journalism reveals that Rok Snežič is using a Mercedes vehicle while simultaneously seeking state-funded legal assistance.
This opinion piece suggests that right-wing political forces are working with the intention of rigging the outcome of the 2030 elections.
Zoran Stevanović has allegedly been implicated with tycoons associated with Milorad Dodik and also with the Serbian Orthodox Church.
An investigation by Edvard Grubelic and Resnica reveals that Zoran Stevanović has a personal bankruptcy with debts amounting to millions.