SloveniaOwnership & classification
Founded: 2024
Ownership
Info360 is a Slovenian online/video news outlet launched in October 2024 and published by the company Media X (filmska in video produkcija, d.o.o.). Media X is controlled by the wealthy entrepreneur Ales Strancar (founder of biotech firm BIA Separations/Sartorius BIA), through his media-investment interests. The responsible editor is Vesna Zadravec, a former long-time RTV Slovenija manager; contributors include several ex-Delo journalists.
Funding
Funded by its owner Ales Strancar (owner subsidy/private capital) as a new media project, supplemented by advertising; it is not a public-budget or subscription-driven outlet.
Affiliation & stance
Owned by a single wealthy businessman and editorially aligned with Slovenia's political right, Info360 is frequently described by other media as critical of the center-left Golob government and favorable to the center-right SDS-aligned opposition. Because control sits with one owner pursuing a clear ideological, opposition-aligned editorial line, it is best classified as DEPENDENT (owner/politically-aligned), notwithstanding its private commercial form; at minimum it is a private outlet with a strong center-right lean.
Editorial lean
- Our estimate
- Lean Conservative
- Measured from coverage
- Centerbased on 230
81/100
Factual
70/100
Objective
246
Articles
246
reports
Factual: How accurately its articles report the facts, judged against primary sources and the cross-outlet consensus. Only articles that cite their sources are counted.
Objective: How neutral the writing is — whether reporting keeps the writer’s own preferences and opinions out of the article.
Recent coverage
Drivers at gas stations today were expecting new fuel prices.
Today, new regulated prices for fuel began to take effect. Both 95-octane gasoline and diesel have increased in price, with diesel showing a more pronounced increase. Drivers will pay 1.744 euros per liter for 95-octane gasoline at service stations outside motorways and expressways, which is an increase of 1.6 cents compared to the previous price of 1.760 euros. For a 50-liter tank, the cost will now be 87.20 euros, which is 80 cents less than the previous price. Diesel has become cheaper, with the new regulated price at 1.883 euros per liter, down from 1.929 euros. This represents a decrease of 4.6 cents per liter. For 50 liters of diesel, the cost will now be 94.15 euros, or 2.30 euros less than before. The cost of gasoline is set at 0.41759 euros per liter, while diesel is set at 0.33000 euros per liter. The calculation methodology was adjusted to exclude bio-components from the purchase price. According to estimates by the relevant ministry, the price of diesel without regulation and some exemptions would have been significantly higher, around 2.185 euros per liter. Regulated prices apply at service stations outside motorways and expressways.
GEN-I hundreds of thousands of euros in outbound media and also low-reach media
The article discusses an instance where access to information was sought from the largest electricity trader, initially being denied but later granted under the law on access to public interest information.
Another Freedom cadre leaves the top of a major medical establishment
The article reports that Vojko Flis, director of the University Clinical Center (UKC) Maribor, has resigned from his position. Flis cited recent developments in the emergency department as the reason for his resignation. He stated that he believes it is time to allow another team to lead the institution successfully, as it has been led thus far. According to Flis, 39 specialists work in the emergency department at UKC Maribor, but over 30% are partially employed. He explained that the former head had requested that they proceed in such a way that these doctors would not leave, and in good faith that the work in the emergency center would continue as it should, he allowed them to be partially employed, which inevitably prevents good organization of work in the emergency center. He took responsibility for this and therefore, as director of UKC Maribor, he resigns. Flis thanked all employees and employees for the quality care provided to patients. His departure followed the change of government earlier this year and subsequent changes in representatives of the founder of the institution two weeks ago. Leadership was taken over by a former candidate of the Freedom Movement for mayor of
More than five applications have been received for the post of Director of the Ljubljana UKC.
More than five applications have been received for the position of director at Ljubljana University Clinical Centre (UKC). The information suggests that there is competition for this high-profile role within Slovenia's healthcare system.
A teaspoon of this supplement in your morning tea can provide your body with an important vitamin
The article discusses how a small change to morning tea can provide the body with an important vitamin, suggesting that altering the tea's composition could offer additional health benefits. It highlights the potential nutritional value of modifying traditional tea recipes, though it does not specify which vitamin or the exact nature of the modification. The piece focuses on the idea that simple adjustments to daily routines can contribute to better nutrition.
Goran Forbici: Janševa's government is exerting fascist pressure on RTV Slovenia
The article states that the president of RTV Slovenia is misusing his position to settle personal scores with the current government, and this is being done at the expense of all employees at this public broadcasting institution. The claim suggests that the government is exerting authoritarian pressure on RTV Slovenia.
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[Video] Riots continue in France, Paris school burned down, 100 students trapped inside
In multi-cultural France, mass protests have turned into riots, with demonstrators, many of whom are immigrants and leftists, engaging in vandalism and arson. The situation escalated dramatically at the Vaquelin High School in Paris, where rioters set fire to the school entrance, trapping teachers and students inside. Despite attempts by two individuals to extinguish the flames with fire extinguishers, the fire continued to spread as protestors threw various items to sustain the blaze. Over 100 students had to be evacuated from the school, while protesters also launched fireworks at firefighters. School administrators reported that masked attackers targeted the institution, with one official stating that the perpetrators were not affiliated with the school. Similar incidents have occurred across multiple schools in recent weeks, leading to prolonged closures due to overcrowding, lack of teaching staff, and perceived neglect. Authorities announced new legislation requiring parents of minors involved in vandalism to cover damages, potentially drawing funds from family social assistance.
More jobs in September
The headline 'Septembra več zaposlitev' translates to 'More Jobs in September.' Given the lack of detailed article content, the headline appears to suggest an increase in employment opportunities during the month of September. However, without additional context or data provided in the article, it is difficult to assess the specific nature or magnitude of this claim.
Check here where you can vote early
The article informs readers that early voting will be available at 99 polling stations across the country starting tomorrow, Wednesday, and continuing through Thursday. This information provides a notice about the availability of early voting locations but does not elaborate on any specific policies, controversies, or additional details related to the election process.
On the BBC, after weeks of layoffs, the staff morale principle
The headline suggests that the BBC has been granting apologies to employees after weeks of absences, implying potential issues with employee conduct or workplace policies. However, without additional information or context from the article, it is difficult to determine the exact nature of these absences or the reasons behind the apologies.
Sheshok's Spark expands ambitions in the defence sector: partnerships with Hyundai Heavy Industries and Navantio
The headline suggests that Iskra Šešokov, likely a business figure or executive, is expanding her ambitions into the defense sector by forming partnerships with Hyundai Heavy Industries and Navantio. The focus appears to be on strategic business moves within the defense industry.
A great year for the Collector Stojana Petrich, a profit of 150 million
The headline mentions that Kolektor Stojan Petrič had a successful year, achieving a profit of 150 million. The article appears to focus on financial performance, likely related to a business or economic entity named Kolektor. No further details are provided in the available text.
Who is advising the Ministry of Health under the leadership of Tadej Ostrc, and for what amounts?
The article from Info360 (Slovenia) asks who advises the Ministry of Health under the leadership of Tadej Ostra and for what amounts. The question focuses on identifying advisors and their associated financial compensation, likely aiming to uncover potential conflicts of interest or transparency issues within the ministry.