SloveniaOwnership & classification
Founded: 2025
Ownership
Zanima.me is published by Zanima.me d.o.o., based in Brezovica pri Ljubljani. Its co-founders are Igor Vovk (director), editor-in-chief Rok Caks, and Mirko Mayer, together with the Catholic family-values foundation Zavod Iskreni. The founding team are former Domovina staff ('media operatives') who broke away from Domovina/Mediainvest owner Ales Strancar over editorial direction and launched a new outlet with sympathetic sponsors in spring 2025.
Funding
Financed primarily by reader subscriptions and founding-subscriber/donor contributions; the outlet explicitly positions itself as living off its readers, with tiers ranging from roughly 69 EUR/year up to a 1,000 EUR 'Entrepreneur' supporter tier. Little to no reliance on display advertising.
Affiliation & stance
Editorially Christian-democratic, conservative and moderate right-wing in stance, and tied into the same conservative-Catholic media circle (Zavod Iskreni) as Domovina. Because it is privately and commercially owned by its journalist-founders and a civil-society foundation, with no formal party or state control, it is best classed INDEPENDENT with a CENTER_RIGHT lean.
Editorial lean
- Our estimate
- Lean Conservative
- Measured from coverage
- Lean Progressivebased on 148
77/100
Factual
64/100
Objective
153
Articles
153
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
Masks fall: arrest of Hudohmet after the March elections, also a political negotiator behind the scenes, like Andrej Ribič
The article discusses the arrest of Gregor Hudohmet, a former director at Gen-I Sonce, who was detained in Romania due to corruption allegations. Hudohmet is described as more than just a high-ranking employee within the Gen-I network but also as a private confidant of Robert Golob, the former head of the Gen-I board, ex-prime minister, leader of the Freedom Movement, and reportedly referred to by Golob as 'Grega.' The article notes that Hudohmet's role as a behind-the-scenes political negotiator is similar to that of Andrej Ribič, suggesting his significant influence in political circles.
The Pope receives Prime Minister Janos Janša in the Vatican
Prime Minister Janez Janša was received by Pope Leo XIV in Vatican today. During their meeting, they discussed the upgrade of the Vatican agreement that regulates relations between Slovenia and the Holy See. The discussion likely focused on strengthening diplomatic ties and addressing any outstanding issues related to the existing agreement. Such meetings often involve dialogue on religious freedom, state-church relations, and other matters of mutual interest. This visit highlights the ongoing engagement between Slovenia's government and the Catholic Church.
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RTV SLO's chairman of the board, who he thinks is a fascist?
The article discusses a statement by Goran Forbic, the president of the RTV SLO programming council, during a debate on minority programs. In his remarks, he hinted at 'fascist external pressure,' which has prompted a written response from the Italian editors affected by Forbic's comments. The statement is particularly significant in light of a meeting between the Slovenian and Italian prime ministers, where discussions on both countries' minorities are expected. The article highlights concerns over the use of terms like 'fascists' and 'fascism' in the context of minority issues.
MEP Mijić has no intention of resigning after 10 October, What I promised I will fulfill
The Slovenian politician Mijič states he has no intention of resigning despite ongoing controversies, claiming he will fulfill his promises. He mentions that he did not receive a salary from the company Progros, actively works to resolve the company's debt issues, and asserts that his wife, who now runs the company, does not hold any position within it beyond being his spouse. The article highlights his continued commitment to his role as a parliament member.
When he converted, his father ran after him with a knife, and today the whole family is Christian.
The article discusses the personal journey of Farid, an Iranian pilot who grew up in a traditional Muslim family. He felt something was missing in his life during his teenage years, leading him to attend parties and experiment with drugs. It was only after embracing Christianity that he found fulfillment, though he had to hide his faith due to the risks involved in Iran. The piece highlights his transformation from a secular upbringing to finding spiritual meaning through Christianity.
Jože Možina because of Svetlana Makarović hit Rosvita Sandek, who responds: RTV did not stand by you, but you attacked me unnecessarily
A public dispute between Jože Možina and Svetlana Makarovič resurfaced after a court hearing on Friday. The conflict was intensified by Makarovič, who reportedly told a journalist from Planet TV to stay silent, calling her 'stupid' in response to a question. Možina further fueled the situation by criticizing her on his social media platform X. In response, Makarovič accused Možina of not supporting RTV (Radio Television of Slovenia) and of attacking her unnecessarily.
Who's making money in robotics and who's promising growth?
The headline 'Kdo že služi denar v robotiki in kdo obljublja rast?' translates to 'Who already serves money in robotics and who promises growth?' This appears to be a question posed by Bloomberg Adria regarding economic policies related to robotics and growth in Slovenia. The article likely explores which entities are investing in robotics technology and which political figures or organizations are promising economic growth through such initiatives.
You'll be hunted by the political police, your money will be given to the rich, public schools and health care will be dismantled.
The article discusses the use of fear as a strategy in politics, referencing political science research that shows fear-based messaging increases voter attention and receptiveness to information. It explains that fearful individuals tend to focus more on information highlighting threats and dangers. The piece questions whether this tactic of instilling fear will be effective or counterproductive in influencing public opinion.
No more noble right-wing parties, the NSI says it's not afraid of its own identity (anymore)
The article discusses the political stance of the Slovenian conservative party NSi, as articulated by its leader Jernej Vrtovec during the party congress. He criticizes the 'socialist left' for defining political, social, cultural, and economic agendas, while conservatives have increasingly adapted to these changes. Vrtovec notes that conservative parties have traditionally focused on issues like tradition, family, homeland, nation, and national sovereignty, but have increasingly retreated and justified their positions. The article highlights a shift in the party’s approach, emphasizing a willingness to embrace identity politics rather than traditional conservative values.
In the fight against Jankovic with a new client
In Ljubljana took place yesterday the founding and program congress of a new political party, 'Ljubljana smo vsi,' led by former Prime Minister Anton Rop and former President of the National Council Urška Klakočar Zupančič. The event featured notable figures from Slovenian politics, including Jani Möderndorfer, Mojca Pašek Šetinc, and Miha Lobnik. The congress aimed to establish the party's platform and direction.
Will your child be among the winners of the age of artificial intelligence?
The article discusses the potential risks of using artificial intelligence (AI) in education, highlighting concerns raised by communication expert Dejan Verčič. It notes that while AI can assist students in understanding material better, there is a risk that some students might rely too heavily on it, allowing the technology to perform tasks on their behalf. The piece suggests that such reliance could lead to diminished learning outcomes, though it does not provide specific examples or data to support these claims.
Amid technological threats, social disruption, and a search for hope
The article discusses the significance of Rose Sunday, highlighting its historical roots in the 16th century and its role as a day of reflection and remembrance. It contrasts this traditional observance with contemporary challenges such as technological threats, social divisions, and the search for hope in modern society. The piece emphasizes the importance of understanding past religious practices to gain insight into current societal issues.
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[VIDEO] Dušan Smodej breaks the silence: I sympathize with the Left, Luka Mesec uses cocaine
The article reports on an exclusive interview with Dušan Smodej, a former star of leftist 'cultural' circles and main actor in the photobooth scene, who has now spoken out publicly about his knowledge of Luka Mesec's cocaine use. Smodej confirms that Mesec uses cocaine and claims he personally witnessed him taking the drug. He also states that Asta Vrečko asked him to pretend they didn’t know each other. Smodej explains that he was previously pressured to remain silent, allegedly by Mesec himself, but decided to speak out after experiencing stress within the Left. He emphasizes that while he does not accuse Mesec of wrongdoing, he believes the situation highlights internal tensions within the group. The article notes that Smodej denies any wrongdoing or inappropriate relationships at his parties, though he acknowledges heavy alcohol and drug use occurred.