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The front page of Necenzurirano.si focuses on political investigations and domestic news in Slovenia. Top stories include an investigation into a group opposing SDS, alleged ministerial involvement in police investigations, and concerns over a new acquisition by a wealthy individual on Bled. The…
An investigation reveals the individuals behind a group that is filing accusations against opponents of the SDS party, with one of them being Kangler's biographer.
During his vacation, Minister Matoz allegedly accessed and opened doors to ongoing police investigations.
There are concerns on Bled as businessman Aleksander Jereb targets a company employing 200 people.
The company Lars & Sven is left with debts, while Logar's associate opens a new establishment on what appears to be a business's ruins.
Sevšek is collaborating with Zavrl again, and the article questions if Uršič will grant them access to companies affiliated with the NSi party.
Targets of Žugelj have achieved a legal victory, potentially allowing them to discover who was monitoring their bank accounts.
Rok Snežič is seen driving an expensive Mercedes while simultaneously seeking free legal aid from the state.
This opinion piece argues that the political right is actively working to predetermine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
An opinion piece critically describes Anže Logar and Zoran Stevanović's efforts against corruption, suggesting they are ill-equipped for the task.
The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs) has won a case against Snežič, raising questions about the fate of his Maserati.
The price of diesel has reached 1.95 euros, and the article speculates on the European Commission's reaction to excise duty policies.
The company owned by Boris Mijić has been declared bankrupt following a request from the Financial Administration.
The article alleges that the SDS party, specifically from Janša's former cabinet, is orchestrating disinformation campaigns.
Zoran Stevanović allegedly exploited his official position to secure a donation for his organization.
The political party Resni.ca has appointed a new replacement following the resignation of Boris Mijić.
The right-wing political forces have suffered another setback as Lula has emerged victorious in the Brazilian elections.
After 14 years in power, Aleksandar Vučić has been defeated in an election by the Student List.
The ruling coalition has finally permitted an investigation by Black Cube after a period of several months.
The article states that Janša's coalition intends to investigate the Slovenian Intelligence and Security Agency (SOVA) and the police.
Member of Parliament Sukič has filed charges against Logar, Vrtovec, and Osterc in relation to Tea Košir.
The article humorously suggests that no one is interested in becoming a Member of Parliament for the Resni.ca party.
