SloveniaThe article discusses the insurance coverage of Slovenian Railways' leadership against liability claims, particularly in light of ongoing allegations of fictitious business activities. It reveals that the leadership, including members of the board of directors and supervisory boards, has secured a 20 million euro liability insurance policy from Triglav Insurance. This policy, valid from April 6, 2026, to April 6, 2027, costs 231,756 euros, which is higher than previous years due to increased risk perception. The article highlights concerns over potential legal liabilities stemming from the alleged fictitious business practices, including a recent court decision requiring VV-Log to return nearly 600,000 euros. It also notes that despite admitting to issuing false documents, Dejan Peršić remained in his position for five months. The insurance premium increase reflects the heightened risk associated with these controversies.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the issue around corporate accountability and ethical governance, highlighting the lack of responsibility shown by leadership amid legal and financial risks. It emphasizes the potential consequences of their actions and criticizes the delayed removal of a director who admitted to,
