Secret briefing for the press.

A secret briefing for journalists has taken place in Turkey’s Bodrum, with Roberta Golob currently present, reporting: “Free!” The session offered a rare opportunity for Simon Kardum, acting director, who managed to secure sponsors, produce top-tier performances, attract audiences, and demonstrate that public institutions can survive in the market without state support. This was highlighted as a notable achievement against the backdrop of government involvement, particularly referencing the Slovenian Ministry of Public Administration. New political lists or parties aimed at Ljubljana, led by Anton Rop and Urška Klakočar Zupančič, have reportedly received support from Vika Potočnik, a former member of the Federal Assembly of the SFRJ and former mayor of Ljubljana under the LDS party, who is now being considered as a candidate for city council. There is concern over the visit of the President of the National Council, Dr. Zoran Stevanović, to Russia, which should have been coordinated with all stakeholders in Slovenia's foreign policy, including the Parliament, the Government, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Prime Minister’s Office, and the European Union leadership. Otherwise, it could be seen as political tourism, adventuring, and populism. The message conveyed by @nmusar, where she presents herself as a victim, explicitly and cynically shows her position among the most corrupted politicians in the country. Despite this, there are individuals who fully and uncritically support her, such as Eugenija Carl. @paradaplesa invited viewers to watch a special program featuring Sara Mlakar, who gathered new knowledge in Vienna during the summer. The content highlights the reality of current affairs, suggesting that these are not just excesses but reflections of our reality. It is noted that the meeting between Vuković and Bratuško might have been suggested or ordered by Golob to prevent escalation. Additionally, @nmusar explains that Krivolutskaya/Krivoluckaya obtained Slovenian citizenship due to her excellence in sports, though the AI does not mention her sporting achievements. When @nmusar again engages in moralizing via Facebook, it is pointed out that the media reports differently, highlighting the radicalization of mainstream Slovenian media after the fall of Golob’s government and the rise of the current administration. Articles with misleading headlines suggest that the State Prosecutor’s office has dismissed an anonymous complaint against the president of the National Council, Zoran Stevanović, which was submitted by @resni_ca. There is also a comment on the behavior of trolls, who, despite their usual hostility towards journalists, seem more docile. The heat is intense, and nothing is said about it. The status of Roberta Golob on @SpletnaMladina has slightly changed. She is no longer referred to as “king of the opposition,” as previously claimed by Janko Lorenci, but rather as “leader of the opposition,” according to the latest PR interview by Borut Mekina. Regarding Ervin Repovš, father of Urška Repovš, information was briefly mentioned on one portal that has since remained silent amid the @nmusar scandal. The subject in question refers to a trio of holiday villas in the Istrian village of Radini near Umag.