SloveniaOwnership & classification
Founded: 2020
Ownership
Necenzurirano.si is an investigative news portal launched in February 2020 by journalists Primoz Cirman, Tomaz Modic and Vesna Vukovic. It was originally published by the company Providentia (owned ~80% by Nejc Rozman and 20% by Tomaz Modic). Since early 2022 the publisher has been Media Partner Agencija d.o.o., a company linked to the media-distribution group of businessman Martin Odlazek, with which Necenzurirano shares content and infrastructure (e.g. Svet24).
Funding
Commercially financed (advertising and content/business cooperation with partner media outlets in the Odlazek-connected group); it is registered as a commercial publication rather than a donor- or state-funded one.
Affiliation & stance
Necenzurirano is an independent investigative outlet that has broken corruption stories across the political spectrum and whose journalists have faced pressure/attacks; it is not controlled by any party or the state. Because it is privately and commercially owned without party or government control, it is classified INDEPENDENT (centrist).
Editorial lean
- Our estimate
- Center
- Measured from coverage
- Centerbased on 58
74/100
Factual
64/100
Objective
72
Articles
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Recent coverage
Zakaj se opozicijski poslanci bojijo preiskave o Black Cube?
The parliamentary investigation into the Black Cube affair, which involved allegations of illegal financing of political parties, was rejected during a session of the National Assembly on Tuesday. The investigation had initially aimed to look into claims that the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) ordered surveillance and recordings implicating individuals linked to the previous government in deep-state activities. However, the investigation was halted due to the failure to confirm the agenda of the extraordinary session. Left-wing opposition members, including those from the Freedom Party (LS), Social Democrats (SD), and the Left (Leva), contributed to the rejection by either not attending or abstaining from voting. Notably, prominent figures such as Robert Golob and Matjaž Han did not attend the session. The recordings from the Black Cube scandal implicated several high-profile individuals, including former Justice Minister Dominika Švarc Pipan, who claimed that then-Prime Minister Robert Golob still exerted significant influence over GEN-I, despite his formal resignation. These revelations were seen as exposing deep-state operations involving politicians like Zoran Janković and ex
Mijić was frightened, and after the article was published, he withdrew the advertisements for new employees.
Following an article published by Necenzurirano.si, MP Boris Mijič from the Resni.ca party removed job advertisements he had placed for new employees. The ads promised high salaries for construction-related jobs, significantly above the national average. Mijič's company, Progros, has been in financial trouble and owes money to former employees and the state. The ads were initially attributed to a contact person named Boris, but after the article was published, Mijič clarified that his wife had posted them. His wife transitioned from a cosmetics business to construction during the previous year. The Employment Agency confirmed that they did not know who posted the ads until after the article was published. They noted that the form used for posting the ads lacked full names of the contacts, which led to confusion. Additionally, the Labor Inspectorate previously banned Progros from hiring foreign workers due to unpaid wages and contributions. Despite these issues, Mijič managed to post the ads through his wife, indicating possible legal loopholes or avoidance strategies.
Milan Balažic ni več priprt. V preiskavi proti Balažicu naj bi bil osumljen tudi član Demokratov. Kaj na to pravi Logar?
The article reports on legal proceedings against Milan Balažic, a former mayor of Moravče, who has been accused of multiple corruption-related offenses including accepting bribes and misuse of position. His lawyer confirmed that he is no longer under investigation due to the lack of further justification for his detention. Balažic resigned from his municipal duties in June 2026 citing circumstances related to his ongoing criminal case. The charges include allegations of using his position to influence official actions improperly and receiving rewards for such behavior. Another individual, Pavle Hevka, a member of the Democracy Party, is also suspected of involvement in the case, particularly regarding the procurement of natural stone for the renovation of Moravče’s market. Hevka was previously the director of 2TDK. The party leader, Anže Logar, stated that Hevka does not hold any current position within the party and emphasized that the matter is still in the early stages of the judicial process.
2 July 2026 Disclosed: these are Janševa's plans with state assets and corporate management
The article discusses the proposed National Demographic Fund by the government led by Janez Janša, which aims to transfer billions of euros of state assets into a new fund managed by individuals selected by the government. This includes transferring management of companies like the State Holding Company (SDH), Capital Company (Kapitalska družba), and others under the control of the state. The proposal would end the mandates of current oversight boards and management of these entities prematurely, allowing the government to take over their management. The new fund's supervisory board would consist of nine members, with five appointed by the government on the recommendation of the Ministry of Finance and four elected by the National Assembly, including one nominated by the Association of Pensioners. The article highlights Branko Bračko, a long-time influential member of the SDS party, as a potential leader of the new fund, despite his past role at the financially troubled Unior company.
Uncensored.si - Vice President of NSi becomes director of state-owned enterprise
Peter Žmak, podpredsednik Novega slovenskega (NSi), je postal novi direktor državnega podjetja Borzen, ki upravlja s fondom za obnovljive virove energije. Žmak, ki je prej vodil nadzorni svet Borzena, je bil imenovan po odstopu Mojce Kert, kandidatke Gibanja Svoboda. Nadzorni svet Borzena, vodjen od Andreja Vizjaka, je objavil razpis za direktorja z petletnim mandatom. Žmak ima dolgoletne izkušnje v IT podjetju in pozna energetiko. Borzen je bil pred dvema mesecema pod pripitkom zaradi težav z vračilom posojil lobistu Matevžu Marcu, ki je izposodil več kot sedem milijonov evrov, od koder je dosegel delno vračilo.
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[Video] Shocking admission in French assembly: Leftists openly declare the end of white French
The article reports on a controversial statement made by Clémence Guetté, a member of the radical left party La France Insoumise (LFI), during a French national assembly session. She claimed that the 'battle for white supremacy' has been lost, stating that one out of three French people is now connected to immigration within three generations. This remark sparked strong criticism, with some viewing it as an open admission of a policy promoting demographic change through open borders and anti-cultural rhetoric. The statement was widely condemned as racist, with critics accusing the left of actively promoting such views despite labeling them as 'conspiracy theories'. Right-wing representatives, including members of the National Rally, have called out the remarks as revealing the true nature of LFI’s hostility toward native French identity. The data cited by Guetté comes from official French statistical agencies, but the interpretation of this data differs significantly between left and right-wing perspectives.
President's decision needed to move the embassy to Jerusalem
The Slovenian government is considering relocating its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a decision proposed by Prime Minister Janez Janša. According to the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, such a move would follow the same procedures as opening a new embassy, requiring a presidential decree from President Nataša Pirc Musar. The ministry explained that under the Law on Foreign Affairs, diplomatic missions are opened or closed by presidential order, with proposals coming from the foreign minister and approval from the parliamentary committee responsible for foreign policy. In response to questions from STA, the office of President Pirc Musar emphasized that Slovenia’s foreign policy must adhere to international law, UN Charter, and commitments made within the EU and other international organizations. The relocation has been criticized by the European Commission, which warned that it could represent a departure from the international consensus on Jerusalem’s status and contradict the EU’s current stance. Meanwhile, Janša also announced plans to freeze recognition of Palestine, while Pirc Musar supports a two-state solution as the only path to lasting peace between Israelis
Furs bankrupted the internal bank of the tycoon Igor Lah.
The article reports on financial irregularities involving Igor Lah, one of Slovenia's wealthiest individuals, and his business empire. It reveals that Lah's company, R-KZ, has accumulated over two million euros in unpaid taxes to the state while receiving substantial subsidies from the government for industrial automation projects. The company, which was previously owned by Matej Raščan, a former convicted criminal, was sold to Lah and his associates, who later transferred assets to R-KZ. Despite being listed as a major tax debtor for over a decade, R-KZ continued operations under Lah's control through his Cypriot company Kalantia. The article highlights concerns about the lack of accountability and potential misuse of public funds, suggesting that the state may lose millions in unpaid taxes.
News Trump's ambassador is coming after NEK2 billion project for Americans
The new Slovenian government plans to sign a bilateral agreement with the United States on nuclear energy in the coming weeks, which could favor the American company Westinghouse in the construction of the second block at the Krško Nuclear Power Plant (NEK2). This decision is expected to follow shortly after the arrival of the new U.S. ambassador to Slovenia, Asel Roberts, appointed by President Donald Trump. The proposed agreement, similar to those signed with Romania and Bulgaria, would require cooperation in building new nuclear power plants using American technology. Previously, the government under Robert Golob avoided such agreements to maintain competition, but the new administration appears open to this approach. The NEK2 project is valued between €9–15 billion and represents the largest investment in Slovenian history.
Oil derivatives significantly cheaper
The price of 95-octane gasoline at service stations outside highways has decreased by 6.2 cents to 1.530 euros per liter, while diesel has dropped by 11.1 cents to 1.607 euros per liter, and heating oil has fallen by 11.8 cents to 1.200 euros per liter. These prices will remain valid until June 29. The lower prices were recorded between March 1 and March 10, but after the outbreak of war in Iran, prices began to rise. According to estimates from the Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy, if taxes had not been regulated, 95-octane gasoline would cost around 1.633 euros per liter, diesel around 1.711 euros per liter, and heating oil around 1.303 euros per liter. The government has not changed the excise duties, which remain fixed at 0.41759 euros per liter for 95-octane gasoline, 0.33000 euros per liter for diesel, and 0.07875 euros per liter for heating oil. According to the ministry, the prices of these petroleum derivatives will continue to be calculated based on global market movements and the exchange rate between the dollar and euro, using seven-day average prices of mineral oil derivatives. Meanwhile, traders set prices freely at service stations along highways and expressways
Investigation of the public lynching of Dušan Konde: who activated the foreign trolls for the attacks?
The article discusses the online harassment campaign against the late Dušan Konda, a former president of a canoe club in Celje, Slovenia, who was targeted with over 500 negative posts on social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook shortly after an investigative report by 'Tarča' alleged he had a controversial meeting with Resni.ca MP Aleksander Štorek. The report suggested Konda was involved in corruption, prompting calls for police action. Many of these posts were shared by accounts linked to the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS), and some were later deleted. After Konda's death, some accounts began spreading conspiracy theories about his death. Konda denied the allegations before his death, claiming they were fabricated.
10 June 2026 Former Minister of Finance Alenke Bratušek is buying Croatian hotels
Uroš Čufer, bivši finančni minister v vladi Alenke Bratušek, je s svojim finančnim skladom ECP Tactical Opportunities vključen v nakup hrvaške turistične družbe Jadran, ki vlasti devet hotelov in tri resorte. Čufer je eden od dveh partnerjev v skladu in je oddal ponudbo za večinsko lastništvo družbe. Družba potrebuje financiranje zaradi težav s likvidnostjo. V zadnjih letih je bila pod drobnogledom zaradi visokih stroškov in prodaje nekatere imotov. Čufer je po zaprtju politične karriere deloval v finančnem sektoru in je bil povezan z različnimi investicijami, vključno s lastništvom Ivarčkega jezera.
Opinions on 21 June 2026 Return of Jelka Kacin: State celebrations as the new scene of the cultural struggle
The article discusses the appointment of Jelko Kacin as head of the Coordination Committee for State Celebrations under the new government. It highlights his role in organizing state celebrations and raises questions about the potential direction of these events, including whether they might commemorate historical events such as victory over communism or fascism. The article notes that while certain traditions like military honors are already established, there is flexibility in deciding which events to celebrate and how. It also references past celebrations, such as commemorating the end of the COVID-19 pandemic with fighter jet flybys, and speculates on future possibilities.
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