Nova24TVParty-alignedProgressive3 hr. agoDuring a TV show called 'Tarča', which discussed the resignation of MP Tee Košir from the Democratic Party and internal conflicts within the party led by Anže Logar, host Erika Žnidaršič asked former politician Gregor Virant about reasons for his departure from the party. Virant began answering but was interrupted twice mid-sentence. The team behind 'Tarča' later informed the police about the incident. According to the show's leadership, someone intentionally disconnected Virant remotely during the live broadcast. The Democratic Party stated that Virant was disconnected twice while discussing topics they deemed unsuitable for public television. They emphasized their decision to join a coalition government due to significant ideological differences with other parties. The interruptions were visible on screen, showing someone pressing the 'Leave meeting' button.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the incident as an intentional act of sabotage against a former politician who criticized the party's ideology, suggesting a potential threat to democratic discourse. It highlights the interruption as a deliberate action, implying a concern over censorship or suppression of views,
On suspicion that the video link to Virant may have been intentionally interrupted, RTV notified the policeDuring a live broadcast of the show 'Tarča' on October 15, 2026, the video connection with guest Gregor Virant was interrupted twice. RTV Slovenia has informed the police due to concerns that the disconnection might have been intentional rather than a technical error. The episode focused on topics including the resignation of MP Tee Košir from the Democrats and a corruption scandal involving Gregor Hudohmet, director of Gen-I. Guests included representatives from various political parties, and the incident with Virant's connection raised questions about potential deliberate interference.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on an event where a video connection during a political discussion was disrupted, leading to a police report. It presents the situation objectively, mentioning both the concern over possible intentional disruption and the internal investigation by RTV Slovenia. There is no overt偏
VečerIndependent🔒Center6 hr. agoDuring a live broadcast of the TV Slovenia show 'Tarča,' which featured revelations related to the Democratic Party, former Minister of Public Administration Gregor Virant participated remotely via video call. However, during his appearance, the connection was intentionally interrupted twice. The incident was noted by journalist Luka Svetina on social media, who shared a clip showing someone exiting the virtual meeting. In response, show host Erika Žnidaršič stated that they had informed law enforcement about the incident, suggesting that the disruptions might have been deliberate sabotage.
Bias read (Center): The article presents the event factually, noting the disruption of the video call and the subsequent statement from the show host informing authorities. There is no overtly biased language, and both the incident and the response from the show are reported neutrally without apparent ideological slant
After the events of the show, the target has been contacted by the criminals, which will require a police investigation.During a live broadcast of the television show 'Tarča' on Televiziji Slovenija, technical issues disrupted the connection with guest Gregor Virant, who participated remotely. The interruptions occurred twice during his participation, leading the show's producers to notify the police, suspecting intentional sabotage. The main topic of the episode was political developments, particularly within the Democratic Party and the resignation of MP Tea Košir. The Democratic Party responded by stating that Virant was deliberately disconnected after he spoke on topics they deemed unsuitable for public television. They emphasized their decision to form a coalition government with Levica due to ideological differences with other parties.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both the incident involving the disrupted connection and the political responses from the Democratic Party without overtly favoring one side. It includes direct quotes from multiple sources, including the show's host and the Democratic Party, providing balanced perspectives on a
Svet24IndependentCenter7 hr. agoThe article investigates why Gregor Virant disappeared from the screen during the show 'Tarča' and mentions that the police were informed.
Bias read (Center): The article does not exhibit clear bias in its framing. It presents a question regarding a public figure's disappearance from a television show and notes that the police were informed, without taking a stance or using loaded language.
Exclusive: Police have been called in response to last night's events in Tarca (VIDEO)An incident occurred during a live broadcast of the show 'Tarča,' hosted by former censored journalist Erika Žnidaršič, where the connection was abruptly cut mid-interview with former Minister Gregor Virant. The host initially described the event as a technical error, but observers noted that the connection was not interrupted due to a malfunction but rather because someone, presumably on RTV's side, clicked the 'Leave meeting' button, which immediately ends the call. RTV Slovenia confirmed they reported suspicions of intentional disruption to the police. They stated that during the live interview with Virant, who participated remotely, the connection was cut, and due to concerns that it might have been done intentionally, they informed the police. Whether RTV has apologized to Virant remains unclear.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the incident as a potential deliberate act of sabotage, highlighting the involvement of a former censored journalist and a former minister, suggesting a critique of institutional power structures. The emphasis on the possibility of intentional interference implies a left-leaning立场
Because of what's going on in Target, we're going to have criminals come in.During a live broadcast of the show 'Tarča,' the connection to guest speaker Gregor Virant was interrupted twice. The main topic of the show was political developments, particularly within the Democratic Party and the resignation of MP Tea Kosić. Representatives from various political parties participated, including former politicians Igor Lukšič and Gregor Virant. The interruptions raised questions among viewers about whether someone intentionally cut off the connection due to disagreement with Virant's statements. The Democratic Party claimed that Virant was discussing topics not aligned with public television and that he was disconnected twice by pressing the 'Leave meeting' button. The host of the show, Erika Žnidaršič, informed the police about the incident, stating that the police would investigate whether it was intentional sabotage.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both perspectives: the claim by the Democratic Party that the disconnection was intentional and the host informing the police about potential sabotage. It does not favor one side over the other and includes statements from different actors involved.
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