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The news from Necenzurirano.si focuses on domestic Slovenian politics and media landscape. Top stories include an investigation into a political advisor violating the law, the potential sale of a major media outlet, and a discussion on the future of nuclear energy in Slovenia. Several other…
An advisor to Anže Logar was informed by this outlet that he is violating a law concerning public employees, raising questions about potential penalties.
The Slovenian media outlet Zurnal24 is reportedly being sold, with speculation about potential buyers for one of the country's most popular news sources.
A proposal suggests abolishing the RTV (Radio-Television Slovenia) contribution while potentially introducing one for the second nuclear power plant (NEK2), which might not be built.
An article suggests a significant influence of individuals connected to Maribor and Franc Kangler within the Slovenian police force.
The article investigates the relationship between Sevšek and Zavrl, and their potential access to companies associated with the NSI party through Uršič.
This story reports a legal success for individuals targeted by spying on their bank accounts, allowing them to identify those responsible.
Rok Snežič, despite owning a Mercedes, is seeking free legal aid from the state, drawing attention to his financial situation and legal troubles.
An opinion piece suggests that right-wing political forces are strategically working to predetermine the outcome of the 2030 elections.
The article analyzes the political downfall of figures like Vučić and Trump, drawing lessons for autocratic leaders.
