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Friday, August 21, 2026
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The political landscape is marked by fresh allegations of financial misconduct against Minister of Education, Science and Youth Borut Rončević and Minister of Agriculture Janez Cigler Kralj. Furthermore, an investigation dubbed 'Operation Zadar' is probing Andrej Rautner and the president of the judicial council over millions in pursuit from OTP. These developments intensify the ongoing scrutiny of governmental integrity.
In a notable political move, opposition parties are pushing for a referendum to dismiss Zoran Stevanović, the President of the National Assembly. This comes as a leading publication highlights a profound societal concern with a cover story questioning how to prevent the 'extinction of the Slovenian nation', adding a layer of national introspection to the political turbulence.
Amidst these domestic challenges, the country is also experiencing its highest economic growth in four years, while basketball star Luka Dončić is celebrated for his role as a tourism ambassador. However, a severe weather warning has been issued, forecasting more storms, and a cyberattack targeting the Necenzurirano.si website has been reported.
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New allegations of financial misconduct have emerged, with investigations into 'Operation Zadar' involving Andrej Rautner and the judicial council president over millions. Separately, the Minister of Education, Science and Youth, Borut Rončević, is accused of enriching himself through the sale of a state-funded faculty, and Minister of Agriculture Janez Cigler Kralj is under scrutiny for allegedly purchasing a family car with state funds again. These incidents contribute to a broader…
Necenzurirano:
Operation Zadar: Rautner with Judicial Council President Chasing OTP Millions
An investigation into 'Operation Zadar' alleges that Rautner, along with the president of the judicial council, is pursuing millions from OTP, with the story categorized under 'Investigations'.
Necenzurirano:
How the School Minister Got Rich Selling a State-Funded Faculty
An investigation details how a Slovenian school minister allegedly became wealthy through the sale of a faculty that is funded by the state.
Necenzurirano:
Minister Cigler Kralj Bought a Family Car Again at State Expense
This investigation reveals that Minister Cigler Kralj has once again used state funds to purchase a car for his family.
Necenzurirano:
Survey: Government Support Lower, Opposition Would Gain Majority
A recent survey indicates a decline in support for the current government, with the opposition projected to win a majority in the National Assembly.
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The opposition is proposing a referendum to dismiss Zoran Stevanović, the President of the National Assembly. Meanwhile, an interview with Viktorija Krivolucka, described as the best friend of President Nataša Pirc Musar, suggests she is being used as a political tool. Commentary also scrutinizes politicians like Anže Logar, Tadej Ostrc, and Žan Mahnič, portraying them as ambitious and aligned with power.
Necenzurirano:
Opposition Proposes Referendum on Dismissing Speaker Stevanović
Slovenian opposition parties are proposing a referendum to dismiss the Speaker of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović.
Mladina:
I Am Just a Weapon Used Against Nataša
An interview with Viktorija Krivolucka, described as the best friend of the President of the Republic, reveals her perspective on being used as a political tool.
Mladina:
Logar and Ostrc: Ambitious Politicians Aligned with Power
An editorial piece by Grega Repovž analyzes Anže Logar and Tadej Ostrc, portraying them as ambitious politicians who would do anything for power and function, and who will not oppose Janša's demands.
Mladina:
Who Will Stop Mahnič?
Dušan Keber's commentary questions who will be able to halt Žan Mahnič, describing him as a person accustomed to crossing boundaries in politics.
Necenzurirano:
Logar's Campaign Among the Most Expensive; Source of Most Funds Unknown
An analysis of Anže Logar's election campaign reveals it to be among the most costly, with the origin of a significant portion of the funds remaining unclear.
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A prominent cover story questions how to prevent the 'extinction of the Slovenian nation,' suggesting a deep societal concern within the country. This comes amidst discussions on young people drifting towards right-wing political ideologies and questions regarding water usage for livestock feed.
Mladina:
How to Prevent the Extinction of the Slovenian Nation
This cover story questions how to prevent what the publication terms the 'extinction of the Slovenian nation,' suggesting a deep societal concern within the country.
Mladina:
Talking Off the Cuff
Andreja Slameršek, a professor of chemistry and biology, questions the significant water usage for livestock feed and the subsidies directed towards animal husbandry.
Mladina:
Young People Drifting Right
Grega Repovž's piece discusses the trend of young people moving towards right-wing political ideologies.
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Slovenia is experiencing its highest economic growth rate in the last four years. Meanwhile, the Port of Koper expresses no concerns regarding competition from the Northern Sea Route, viewing Arctic shipping as a gamble and believing no alternative offers ideal solutions.
Delo:
Port of Koper Not Afraid of Northern Route Competition
The Port of Koper is not concerned about competition from the Northern Sea Route, as no alternative offers ideal solutions, and the Arctic shipping is seen as a gamble.
Necenzurirano:
Economic Growth Highest in Four Years
Slovenia is experiencing its highest economic growth rate in the last four years.
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An orange warning has been issued for severe weather across the country, with reports of downed trees, flooded underpasses, and two fires. More storms are forecast, indicating ongoing environmental challenges.
24ur:
Severe Weather Warning: Downed Trees, Flooded Underpasses, and Fires; Storms…
Orange warning issued for severe weather in Slovenia, with reports of downed trees, flooded underpasses, and two fires, and a forecast for more storms.
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The film career of actress Milena Zupančič is being celebrated with a tribute covering her life and work from 1946 to 2026.
Mladina:
Therefore I Loved You Madly: The Film Life of Milena Zupančič
This is a tribute to the film career of actress Milena Zupančič, covering her life and work from 1946 to 2026.
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