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
- Lean Progressivebased on 78
75/100
Factual
59/100
Objective
81
Articles
81
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
October 6th, 2026 The first victory of the Zublje Targets: they can find out who spied on the bank accounts of the Investigations
The headline suggests that on October 6th, 2026, the 'Žugljevih tarč' achieved their first victory by uncovering who was responsible for heating bank accounts during an investigation. The article appears to focus on a financial investigation involving potential misconduct related to heating systems used for bank account operations.
News October 2, 2026 We are revealing a secret plan for government cuts in public sector employment
The article from Necenzirirano, dated October 2, 2026, claims to reveal a secret plan by the government regarding layoffs of employees in the public sector. However, due to the lack of body text, the specific details of the alleged plan, its implications, or any supporting evidence cannot be confirmed.
24 September 2026 Black Cube Affair: Janković and Nina Zidar court case ended with settlement
The article reports on a legal dispute between Janković and Nina Zidar related to the Black Cube affair, which was resolved through a settlement on September 24, 2026. The Black Cube affair likely refers to a controversy involving undisclosed financial interests or lobbying activities. The resolution of the case suggests that both parties reached an agreement, potentially avoiding further legal proceedings. This development could have implications for transparency and accountability in Slovenian politics.
Opinion of 4 October 2026 in the House in favour, in Parliament against: the hypocrisy of the former Member of Parliament with cannabis
The article discusses a debate surrounding a former parliament member who is accused of dual loyalty related to cannabis. The discussion appears to take place between supporters and opponents within the parliamentary context.
September 27th, 2026, we bow to Trump, who is bidding on our fuel, and invite him to Slovenia for a round of golf.
The headline suggests a satirical or opinion-driven piece where Slovenia is portrayed as bowing to Donald Trump over fuel prices and inviting him to play golf. The tone implies a critical view of Slovenia's economic policies or political stance toward the U.S., possibly highlighting perceived weakness or subservience to American influence.
September 26, 2026 Logar's jump is a fraud, it's an attack on the prosecution from Orban's textbook.
The headline suggests that the 'Logarjev Skok' was a fraud and criticizes the legal action described as coming from Orbán's textbook. The article appears to present a controversial viewpoint regarding a specific event and its connection to political figures, likely implying a negative assessment of the legal proceedings.
October 5th, 2026 Minister Ostrc's friendly business: paid for ads no one saw Investigation
The article from Necenzirano reports on an investigation into Minister Ostrc's friendly event on October 5, 2026, focusing on advertisements that were paid for but reportedly seen by no one. The piece highlights potential misuse of funds or lack of transparency in how the event was promoted.
September 25th, 2026 Officially, Smodej's lawyer has never been paid by the state before.
The article from Necenzirirano reports on a claim regarding the payment of fees by the state to a lawyer, specifically mentioning Aleš Štrancar. The headline suggests that the state has not paid the lawyer up to now and raises the question of whether Aleš Štrancar is involved. However, due to the lack of detailed content provided, the specific context, implications, or additional information surrounding this claim cannot be fully assessed.
September 24, 2026 Piranha Affair: new connections revealed between Matozem and the buyers of the Palace of Investigation
The article from Necenzirirano, dated September 24, 2026, announces an investigation into new connections between Matož and buyers of the palace. The focus appears to be on uncovering potential links or relationships involving Matož, possibly related to the purchase or ownership of a specific property. As no further details are provided in the available text, the nature of these connections remains unclear at this time.
September 30th, 2026 The Pirate Affair: Matoz's friends get the green light from the mayor in an hour and a half of investigation
The article references an investigation related to the 'Piran affair' scheduled for September 30, 2026, suggesting that friends of Matoz received a green light from the mayor within an hour and a half. The headline implies potential favoritism or expedited approval in local governance.
The Right is on a mission to make the 2030 elections decided in advance.
The article discusses the Slovenian right-wing political party's strategy ahead of the 2030 elections, suggesting they aim to influence the outcome in advance. The focus is on their current mission and potential implications for future electoral processes.
September 25th, 2026 Smodej lied to Target, and here's the proof: who's paying for his lawyer?
The headline suggests that on September 25, 2026, someone named Smodej allegedly lied on Tarči, and raises questions about who is paying for his lawyer. The article appears to focus on allegations of dishonesty and potential financial interests related to legal representation.
Podcast October 1, 2026 I publicly invite Mr. Stranger to take a cocaine test
The article references a podcast episode titled 'Podcast 1. oktobra 2026' where the speaker publicly calls out individuals named Štrancar to undergo cocaine testing. The content appears to involve a direct challenge or accusation related to drug use, likely within a public or semi-public context.