New investigations are questioning the financial backing for Smodej's legal defense, following his statements on the 'Tarča' program. The Skaza horse club scandal has escalated with a frozen license, the resignation of its vice-president, and a police investigation. Separately, allegations of new transgressions regarding the doctorate of Zoran Stevanović, President of the National Assembly, are being revealed. Furthermore, new connections have emerged between Franci Matoz, Minister of the…

Necenzurirano: Smodej Lied on Tarča Show: Here's Proof; Who is Paying His Lawyer?

This story investigates claims made by Smodej on the Tarča program, presenting evidence that contradicts his statements and questioning the source of funds for his legal defense.

Necenzurirano: Smodej Claims No Money: Who Pays His Lawyer Defending Caesar?

This story questions Smodej's claim of financial hardship, investigating who is funding the lawyer representing him and potentially another figure referred to as 'Caesar'.

Dnevnik: Horse Club Scandal: From Frozen License to Police Investigation

Following revelations, the Skaza horse club scandal escalates with a frozen license and the resignation of the vice-president, as police investigate allegations from the Velenje club.

Mladina: Unpaid Doctorate

New transgressions and criminal offenses by the President of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, related to his doctorate are being revealed.

Necenzurirano: Piran Affair: New Connections Revealed Between Matoz and Palace Buyers

This investigative piece uncovers new links between Franci Matoz and individuals who purchased a palace in Piran, shedding light on potential corruption.

Necenzurirano: Multi-Million Euro Sale of Piran Palace: All Parties Connected by Franci Matoz

This investigative report details a multi-million euro property deal involving a palace in Piran, emphasizing the central role of Franci Matoz in connecting the involved parties.

Necenzurirano: Black Cube Affair: Janković and Nina Zidar Settle Lawsuit

The report details the resolution of a legal dispute involving Zoran Janković and Nina Zidar related to the Black Cube affair, concluding with a settlement.

Necenzurirano: Old Management Returns to Telekom from Previous Janša Government

This flash news reports on the return of the former management of Telekom Slovenia, previously appointed during Janez Janša's government.

A no-confidence motion has been filed against Tone Kajzer, the Minister of Foreign and European Affairs. Coalition MPs have voted in favor of Skok and the alleged subordination of prosecution to politics, drawing outrage from the opposition who also report new obstructions to investigators. Prime Minister Janez Janša's allies are accused of again removing an investigator from the parliamentary agenda. Editorials are strongly criticizing the government's decision to cut funding for civil…

Necenzurirano: No-Confidence Motion Filed Against Foreign Minister Kajzer

An interpelation, a form of no-confidence motion, has been filed against the Slovenian Foreign Minister, Kajzer.

Necenzurirano: Coalition MPs Vote for Skok and Subordination of Prosecution to Politics

This flash news item reports on a vote by coalition members supporting Skok and the alleged political influence over the prosecution service.

Necenzurirano: Opposition Outraged by New Obstruction of Investigators

The opposition has expressed strong displeasure regarding what they perceive as new attempts to hinder investigative journalists.

Necenzurirano: Janša's Allies Again Remove Investigator from Agenda

A flash news item indicating that political allies of Janez Janša have once again prevented an investigation from being discussed on the parliamentary agenda.

Mladina: Editorial: When People Start Whispering

The editorial discusses the current government's actions and why it can be labeled as far-right, citing the diversion of funds from civil society organizations under the guise of helping children with rare diseases.

Mladina: Editorial: When People Start Whispering

Grega Repovž's editorial from a previous week, reflecting on how Slovenia is changing based on pre-election promises, personnel moves, and individual statements.

Mladina: Government to Settle Scores with NGOs on the Backs of Sick Children

An article criticizing the government's decision to cut funding for civil society organizations, linking it to the pretext of funding treatment for rare childhood diseases.

Mladina: Four Times Against

An article discussing how to avoid a trap set by the ruling coalition for voters in the upcoming referendum.

Necenzurirano: Opposition Seeks to Lower Margins for Petrol and Other Fuel Retailers

A report on the opposition's call to reduce profit margins for major fuel retailers like Petrol.

Necenzurirano: At Janša's Visit: Hungarian Bank Chiefs Who Denied Loan to RTV Slovenia

Hungarian bank executives, who previously refused a loan to RTV Slovenia, visited Janez Janša.

Parents in Ljubljana's Šiška district are struggling to find a pediatrician for their children, highlighting a significant shortage in the area. Concurrently, citizens face rising costs as prices for diesel fuel and heating oil have reached new record highs.

Delo: Pediatrician shortage in Ljubljana leaves parents searching for doctors for…

Parents in Ljubljana's Šiška district are struggling to find a pediatrician for their children as the area is left without one. This highlights a broader issue of limited space for young patients and the difficulty of finding replacements.

Necenzurirano: Diesel and Heating Oil Prices Reach New Record Highs

This flash news highlights the significant increase in prices for diesel fuel and heating oil, reaching unprecedented levels.