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The front page of Necenzurirano.si features several prominent news stories, with a strong focus on investigations and political commentary within Slovenia. Top stories include an investigation into a favorite for the leadership of UKC Ljubljana and their financial history, a commentary on the…
This investigative piece questions the background of a leading candidate for the directorship of UKC Ljubljana, specifically inquiring about a history of blocked bank accounts.
This opinion piece reflects on the reality of the green transition, suggesting that current policies will lead to increased costs for common fuels and products.
An opinion piece criticizes a perceived hypocrisy, highlighting a group's apparent support for Israel while also aligning with individuals who venerate the Ustaše regime responsible for atrocities against Jews.
This investigation delves into a potential case of political cronyism, questioning whether a supervisor linked to Janez Logar used an antedated document to circumvent legal procedures.
The article investigates state assistance provided to Hungarian-owned biogas plants, which allegedly paid significant sums to Franc Matoz.
This report details an investigation by the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption (KPK) into Janez Cigler Kralj regarding the use of a new official car and a driver.
The article exposes the luxurious Greek apartment owned by the Mijić family, who are accused of owing substantial amounts of money to their employees.
The article identifies an Israeli lobbyist whose influence allegedly led Slovenia to block a statement from the European Union.
This news item reports on a Croatian environmental scandal involving a director who is under suspicion by the Slovenian National Bureau of Investigation (NPU) for allegedly burying waste.
This podcast episode likely discusses decisions made at an event in Bled concerning the ownership of the TV channel POP TV.
