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The front page of Necenzurirano.si features several investigative news stories primarily focused on Slovenian politics and alleged corruption. Key themes include the influence of Franc Kangler in police matters, the activities of groups opposing the SDS party, and potential conflicts of interest…
Allegations suggest a Maribor-based network, connected to Franc Kangler, is gaining influence within the police force, with Kangler's associates reportedly active in various positions.
An investigation reveals that Franc Kangler's biographer is linked to a group that is filing lawsuits against opponents of the SDS party.
Minister Matoz is accused of taking advantage of his holiday period to gain access to sensitive police investigations.
The article discusses remaining debts related to Lars & Sven and the opening of a new restaurant by a figure associated with Anže Logar.
This story investigates potential connections between Sevšek, Zavrl, and Uršič, exploring access to companies linked to the NSI party.
This report concerns a legal victory that allows individuals targeted by Žugelj to discover who was monitoring their bank accounts.
Rok Snežič is reportedly using a Mercedes while also seeking state-funded legal aid.
An opinion piece suggests that right-wing political forces are strategizing to predetermine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
Residents of Bled are worried about a new acquisition attempt by tycoon Aleksander Jereb targeting a local company employing 200 people.
The Slovenian government has announced its backing for a proposal put forward by the Freedom Movement party aimed at reducing the tax burden on the middle class.
The Freedom party is calling for a session of the parliamentary oversight committee (Knovs) to address alleged interference with the work of law enforcement agencies.
An inquiry questions whether the mayor of Koper engaged in vote-buying practices involving the Orthodox church.
The Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs) has reportedly won a case against Rok Snežič, raising questions about the fate of his Maserati.
The price of diesel fuel has reached 1.95 euros, prompting questions about the European Union's reaction to potential changes in excise duties.
A company belonging to Boris Mijić has been declared bankrupt following a request from the Financial Administration of the Republic of Slovenia (Furs).
The SDS party is accused of orchestrating disinformation campaigns originating from Janez Janša's former cabinet.
This report claims that Stevanović leveraged his official position to obtain a donation.
The political party Resni.ci has reportedly appointed a new replacement following the resignation of Boris Mijić.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has won the presidential election in Brazil, marking a defeat for the right-wing candidate.
Aleksandar Vučić has lost the election after 14 years in power, with the Student List emerging as the victor.
The ruling coalition has finally granted permission for an investigation by Black Cube after a delay of several months.
