Member of the National Assembly Boris Mijić is at the center of several controversies, including allegations of renaming a company with Rok Snežič, lying about his educational qualifications, and facing calls for his resignation as an MP. Additionally, a criminal complaint has been filed against former Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Tanja Fajon, which she asserts is a political attack, and there are questions surrounding her past bid for a top EU position. Separately, President of…

Necenzurirano: Snežič renamed Mijič's company to Novo necenzurirano #documents

This investigative piece reveals how Snežič renamed Mijič's company, presenting documentary evidence. The story falls under the 'Investigations' section.

Necenzurirano: Mijić, Snežič and "lads from the asphalt": Slovenia is becoming Milošević's…

This opinion piece draws a parallel between current Slovenian political figures like Mijić and Snežič and the era of Slobodan Milošević in Serbia, suggesting a descent into a similar political climate.

Mladina: Petition: 'Mijić Must Immediately Resign as MP!'

A petition calls for the immediate resignation of Mijić from his position as a member of parliament.

Necenzurirano: MP Mijić's new scandal: he lied about his education too

This news report uncovers another potential deception by MP Boris Mijić, this time concerning his educational qualifications.

Necenzurirano: Good news for Mijić's creditors: Snežič can't save him from lawsuits either

This news report suggests that despite efforts by Snežič, Boris Mijić may still face legal consequences and lawsuits from his creditors.

Necenzurirano: Revealed: Stevanović submitted a law written by the owner of a private clinic

This investigative piece exposes a potential conflict of interest where a law was drafted by the owner of a private clinic.

Mladina: Criminal Complaint is Pretext for Political Reckoning

The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs filed a criminal complaint against former minister Tanja Fajon, who claims it's a political attack.

Mladina: 'If Anyone Finds It Funny, They Should Put Themselves in the Shoes of Unpaid…

Slovenian claims that led to Tanja Fajon's downfall are not true.

Mladina: Why Tanja Fajon Could Not Become Slovenia's Representative at the Highest EU…

An article examining the reasons behind Tanja Fajon's unsuccessful bid for a top position in the European Union administration.

The government led by Prime Minister Janez Janša is facing criticism, with former Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko alleging that the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) harms Slovenian culture. Public discontent is also evident through protests by farmers, transporters, and entrepreneurs. There are concerns about a potential 'political takeover' of the prosecutor's office and a petition for a referendum against a 'political police,' while a recent poll indicates lower support for the Janša…

Mladina: Former Minister: SDS Doesn't Understand or Like Slovenian Culture

Former Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko warns that the Janez Janša government is intentionally harming Slovenian culture.

Mladina: Leap - Into Dictatorship?

An article discussing postmen and messengers, and a grand plan for a political takeover of the prosecutor's office.

Mladina: Submission of Signatures for a Referendum Against Political Police

An image depicting the submission of signatures for a referendum against what is termed 'political police'.

Necenzurirano: Farmers, transporters, and entrepreneurs protest. Then I wake up from my dreams

An opinion piece discussing protests by farmers, transporters, and entrepreneurs, likely reflecting on their grievances and the political climate.

Dnevnik: Janša's government has lower support, MP Mijić should leave

A recent poll indicates a decline in support for the current Slovenian government led by Janez Janša, with commentary suggesting an MP should resign.

Constitutional Judge Primož Gorkič is the sole advocate for the Constitutional Court to review the validity of parliamentary elections, citing concerns over foreign interference. Concurrently, discussions are ongoing regarding the state of media pluralism in Slovenia and the importance of independent media.

Mladina: Elections Remain Valid

Constitutional Judge Primož Gorkič is alone in his belief that the Constitutional Court should review the validity of parliamentary elections due to foreign interference.

Mladina: Media Pluralism in Slovenia

An analysis of media pluralism in Slovenia, discussing the importance of independent media.

A tragic incident occurred where a worker with health restrictions suffered a fatal accident after being assigned to work at height. In sports, serious accusations have surfaced against players from the Koper football club for allegedly assaulting the sports director of the Radomlje team. Meanwhile, the popular tourist destination of Piran is attracting wealthy visitors, but its current infrastructure and services are deemed insufficient to meet their demands.

Dnevnik: Worker with health restrictions sent to work at height, it ended tragically

A tragic incident occurred when an employee with existing health limitations was assigned to work at a height, resulting in a fatal accident.

Dnevnik: Serious accusations against Koper players, Radomlje's sports director…

Allegations have emerged that players from the Koper football club physically assaulted the sports director of the Radomlje team.

Dnevnik: Millionaires are coming, but Piran offers them too little

The popular tourist destination of Piran is attracting wealthy visitors, but its infrastructure and offerings may not be sufficient for them.