Last Updated on: 11th junij 2026, 12:29 pop
Ker je poslanec SDS Žan Mahnič v parlamentu razkril, da je na seji komisije za nadzor obveščevalnih služb (KNOVS) za zaprtimi vrati zdaj že bivši šef Sove Joško Kadivnik povedal, da Sova nima dokazov o tem, da je za prejšnjo vlado nerodne posnetke direktorjev, odvetnikov in politikov o koruptivnosti oblasti naredilo prav zasebno podjetje Black Cube, je predsednica KNOVS Janja Sluga (Svoboda) napisala ostro protestno pismo predsedniku parlamenta Zoranu Stevanoviću . Sluga trdi, da Mahnič tega ne bi smel razkrivati, ker gre za zaupne podatke, pa tudi, da na seji komisije ni bilo povedanega nič novega in da Black Cube ni bil posebna točka dnevnega reda komisije. Informacija, da Sova nima dokazov, kdo je snemal, je pomembna, ker je Robert Golob javno, tudi na TV Slovenija, zatrjeval, da Sova ima dokaze, da je snemalo prav podjetje Black Cube, trditev šefa vlade in Svobode pa iz Sove niso zanikali. Je pa bilo nenavadno, ker je policija na zahtevo Sove prepovedala vstop v državo predstavnikom tega podjetja, ki bi jih, če bi res kršili zakone naše države, morali loviti in poskusiti spraviti na sodišče.
Nastop Mahniča v parlamentu, ob potrjevanju ministrov vlade Janeza Janše, ki je razhudil Slugo, je bil takšen:
“Predsednik vlade, odhajajoči, je dejal, Palestino smo brezpogojno podpirali. No, tu se je pa zlagal. Kajti brezpogojno podpiranje Palestine, Palestine za katero je vlada Roberta Goloba trdila, da je neupravičeno okupirana in vojaško napadena s strani Izraela, in se tej Palestini oziroma njenemu narodu, Palestincem, dogaja genocid, bi pomenilo tudi, da se gre v tožbo proti Izraelu. Brezpogojno podpiranje Palestine bi pomenilo, da se gre v tožbo proti Izraelu. In kaj se je zgodilo, in to je pomembno, ker bo tudi, jaz mislim, da kar rdeča nit tega mandata, čeprav me zelo spodbujajo besede kandidata za notranjega ministra Francija Matoza , ki je dejal, da bo z usmeritvami dal policiji dve prioriteti. Najprej dve prioriteti. Podkupovanje poslancev, o tem bom še nekaj kasneje, in pa zadevi Black Cube. No, in brezpogojno podpiranje Palestine je seveda, da gremo v tožbo proti Izraelu. To ste napovedovali, kolegice in kolegi, Vlada Roberta Goloba stalno. Potem pa glej ga zlomka, ko pride do glasovanja na vladi, pa naenkrat tožba ni izglasovana. Robert Golob se vzdrži, v SD se vzdržijo, v Levici koga ni, ministri Svobode pa glasujejo proti, ampak seveda vse naprej izračunano, da ni kvoruma, oziroma, da zadeva ne gre čez.
Članek opisuje razplet glasovanja o tožbi proti Izraelu, ki ga je vlada Roberta Goloba dolge mesece prikrivala javnosti kot zaupnost države. Razplet je Mahnič opisal nenatančno, ko gre za ministre SD in Svobode. Iz SD so bili za tožbo, iz Svobode pa proti, z Izjemo Bratuškove. Ministri Levice in Golob niso glasovali. In v tistem trenutku, kolegice in kolegi, se naredi kaj, ustavi se objavljanje posnetkov, ki smo jih lahko videli na strani Coruption in Slovenija. Namenoma ne bom govoril posnetkov Black Cuba. Zakaj? Ker enega dokaza ni, kolegice in kolegi, enega dokaza ni, in to smo tisti, ki smo bili včeraj na Komisiji za nadzor obveščevalnih in varnostnih služb slišali, da je te posnetke posnela agencija Black Cube. Lahko jih je posnel kdorkoli, lahko jih je posnela kakšna druga izraelska služba, kajti glejte, jaz sem prepričan, da bi bilo Izraelu veliko bolj v interesu imeti za predsednika vlade nekoga, ki ga lahko držiš, vemo, za kaj ne, s posnetki, kot pa nekoga, čigar zunanji minister je na hearingu dejal, da bo Slovenija ravnala po mednarodnem pravu. In kaj se zgodi? Ko vlada odstopi od tožbe, se posnetki nehajo objavljati, govori pa se, da so bile še zelo zanimive osebe na teh posnetkih. Zdaj, ali jih bomo kdaj videli ali jih ne bomo, jaz upam, da jih bomo, ampak dvomim. Mogoče pa bodo spravljeni v predalu in bodo upali, da se pa mogoče še kdaj tiste besede Roberta Goloba uresničijo, da to ni zadnja primopredaja med Janezom Janšo in Robertom Golobom in zopet ga bodo lahko držali v šahu. Tako da jaz resnično upam, no, da bomo v tej aferi prišli do konca, kajti glede na slišano včeraj na Knovsu in glede na to, da smo imeli, da smo bili zelo konstruktivni in smo se določene stvari vnaprej dogovorili, se jaz izjemno, izjemno veselim epiloga te afere. Tisto, kar sem si jaz zapomnil s strani opozicije na teh hearingih, na teh zaslišanjih ministrov, je bilo obtoževanje stranke Demokrati in pa stranke Resni.ca, da so naredili volilno prevaro, da so požrli svoje obljube. Kolegice in kolegi, kaj so govorili v Demokratih? Ne gremo z Janezom Janšo, ne gremo z Robertom Golobom. Kaj so govorili v resnici? Ne gremo z Janezom Janšo, ne gremo z Robertom Golobom. Se pravi, kaj, če bi pa z vami šli v vlado, pa ne bi pojedli obljube ali kako? Pa ne bi bila to laž pred volitvami? Glejte, kako ste dvolični. Demokrati in Resni.ca, so na podlagi vsega, kar se je dogajalo v zadnjih treh mesecih, imeli samo dve možnosti; ali, prvič, se upošteva realnost po volitvah, sestava p…
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+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentCenter8 days agoThe article discusses a high-profile corruption scandal involving key figures in Slovenian politics, including allegations of bribery against members of the right-wing party 'Gibanje Svoboda.' It mentions the mysterious death of a central witness and highlights concerns over the lack of transparency and progress in investigating these matters. The author criticizes the slow pace of investigations and notes the absence of new information regarding the Black Cube affair. The article also comments on the increasing polarization in society following the outgoing prime minister's rhetoric.
Bias read (Center): The article covers a politically sensitive topic but presents it in a neutral tone without overtly favoring any side. It reports on events and expresses concern over the lack of transparency and progress in investigations, without using biased language or selectively citing sources.
+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentLeft9 days ago A matter that must not remain in the unexplored corrupt universe of the Alps.The article discusses a high-profile corruption scandal involving key figures in Slovenian politics, including allegations of bribery against members of the right-wing party 'Gibanje Svoboda.' It mentions the mysterious death of a central witness and highlights concerns over the lack of transparency and progress in investigating these matters. The author criticizes the slow pace of investigations and notes the absence of new information regarding the Black Cube affair. The article also comments on the increasing polarization in society due to the outgoing prime minister's rhetoric.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the situation with strong emphasis on the need for accountability and transparency, criticizes the lack of progress in investigations, and implies criticism toward the current administration and right-wing parties. The tone suggests concern over political polarization and the role
+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentLeft10 days ago A matter that must not remain in the unexplored corruption of the sub-alpine universe.The article discusses a high-profile corruption scandal involving key figures in Slovenian politics, including allegations of bribery against members of the right-wing party 'Gibanje Svoboda.' It mentions the mysterious death of a central witness and highlights concerns over the lack of transparency and progress in investigating these matters. The author criticizes the slow pace of investigations and notes the absence of new information regarding the Black Cube affair. The article also comments on the increasing polarization in society due to the outgoing prime minister's rhetoric.
Bias read (Left): The article frames the situation with strong emphasis on the need for accountability and transparency, criticizes the lack of progress in investigations, and implies criticism toward the current administration and right-wing parties. The tone suggests concern over political polarization and the role
Slovenske noviceIndependentCenter11 days agoThe article focuses on the revelation of corruption related to the 'black cube' case.
Bias read (Center): The article does not exhibit clear bias in its framing. It emphasizes the fact that corruption was uncovered without apparent ideological slant or loaded language.
Spletni časopisIndependentCenter12 days agoA member of the SDS parliamentary group, Žan Mahnič, revealed in parliament that former head of the Security Service (Sova), Joško Kadivnik, stated during a closed session of the Committee for Oversight of Intelligence Services (KNOVS) that Sova has no evidence that the previous government used the private firm Black Cube to secretly record directors, lawyers, and politicians regarding corruption. The committee chair, Janja Sluga (Freedom Party), wrote a strongly worded letter to the president of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, arguing that Mahnič should not have disclosed this as it涉
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a parliamentary debate involving claims about intelligence services and their investigations into potential corruption. It presents statements from multiple parties without overtly favoring any side, maintaining a balanced tone.
+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentCenter12 days ago A problem that must not exist in an uncharted corrupt sub-Alpine universeThe article discusses a high-profile corruption scandal involving key figures in Slovenian politics, including allegations of bribery against members of the right-wing party Freedom (Gibanje Svoboda). It mentions the mysterious death of a key witness and highlights concerns over the lack of transparency and progress in investigating these matters. The article also references the Black Cube affair and notes the increasing polarization in society under the outgoing prime minister.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a politically sensitive corruption case without overtly favoring any side. It acknowledges the complexity of the situation and emphasizes the need for thorough investigation rather than taking a clear stance on who is at fault. The tone remains neutral, refrain
DemokracijaParty-alignedCenter12 days agoFormer director of the Slovenian Intelligence and Security Agency (Sova), Joško Kadivnik, admitted during a session of the Committee for Oversight of Intelligence and Security Services (Knovs) that Sova has no evidence linking the Israeli private company Black Cube to the creation and publication of videos on the portal 'Corruption in Slovenia.' This admission comes amid claims by former Prime Minister Robert Golob and his former state secretary for national security, Vojko Volk, who previously cited Sova's findings as 'clear' or 'undisputed' evidence.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on an admission made by a former agency director and contrasts it with previous public statements by political figures. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the lack of evidence rather than
Official sources cited
- government Komisija za nadzor obveščevalnih in varnostnih služb (Knovs)
- press release Portal Požareport
DemokracijaParty-alignedCenter12 days ago Sova worked for Gobol and she had her back, but there was no evidence of the Black Cube affair, admits her former director,Former director of the Slovenian Intelligence and Security Agency (Sova), Joško Kadivnik, admitted during a session of the Committee for Oversight of Intelligence and Security Services (Knovs) that Sova has no evidence linking the Israeli private company Black Cube to the creation and publication of videos on the portal 'Corruption in Slovenia.' This admission comes amid claims by former Prime Minister Robert Golob and his former state secretary for national security, Vojko Volk, who previously stated that Sova had provided 'clear' or 'undoubted' evidence regarding Black Cube's involvement.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It reports on an admission made by a former intelligence agency director and contrasts it with previous public statements by political figures. The framing remains neutral, focusing on the lack of evidenc
Official sources cited
- government Komisija za nadzor obveščevalnih in varnostnih služb (Knovs)
- press release Portal Požareport
Nova24TVParty-alignedCenter12 days agoFormer Slovenian intelligence agency director Joško Kadivnik admitted that Sova has no evidence of Israeli firm Black Cube's involvement in creating recordings published on a corruption portal, contradicting the previous government's prior public claims of such evidence. The article notes the political scandal subsequently disappeared from mainstream media coverage.
Bias read (Center): The article uses loaded language ("covered his back"), emphasizes the left-leaning government's unsubstantiated claims, frames the narrative as dishonesty by the previous administration, and includes opposition commentary without balancing context.
Official sources cited
- government Komisija za nadzor obveščevalnih in varnostnih služb (Knovs)
- press release Portal Požareport
DomovinaIndependentCenter13 days agoThe article reports that Josko Kadivnik, former director of the Slovenian Intelligence and Security Agency (Sova), admitted during a closed parliamentary committee session that Sova has no evidence that the operation involving leaked videos published on the website 'Corruption in Slovenia' was conducted by the Israeli private agency Black Cube. This admission reportedly surprised even opposition MPs, as it contradicts previous claims by Kadivnik that Sova had such evidence. Kadivnik was replaced by Janez Stušek after the first session of the new government. The article also mentions that Vojko
Bias read (Center): The article presents a factual report without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It focuses on the admission made by Kadivnik and the reactions to it, without taking a clear stance on the implications or assigning blame.
+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentCenter16 days ago A problem that must not exist in an uncharted corrupt sub-Alpine universeThe article discusses a high-profile corruption scandal involving key figures in Slovenian politics, including allegations of bribery against members of the right-wing party Freedom (Gibanje Svoboda). It mentions the mysterious death of a key witness and highlights concerns over the lack of transparency and progress in investigating these matters. The article also references the Black Cube affair and notes the increasing polarization in society under the outgoing prime minister.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a politically sensitive corruption case without overtly favoring any side. It acknowledges the complexity of the situation and emphasizes the need for thorough investigation rather than taking a clear stance on who is at fault. The tone remains neutral, refrain
Spletni časopisIndependentRight17 days ago When the street hits the street: Golob nad StevanovićThe article discusses the legal actions taken by former Prime Minister Robert Golob against Zoran Stevanović, the President of the National Assembly, on behalf of the Freedom Party. It mentions Golob's past criticisms of other parties, including labeling them as corrupt and undemocratic, and his role in political purges within the media. The article also notes that the Freedom Party has initiated legal proceedings against Stevanović, claiming he violated voting secrecy during elections. These cases have been rejected by the Constitutional Court.
Bias read (Right): The article uses strong negative language toward Zoran Stevanović, describing him as acting 'pocestniško' (like a petty person), and frames the legal actions taken by Robert Golob in a favorable light. It highlights Golob's past actions as a 'politični skrajnež' (political extremist) but presents it
+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentCenter18 days ago A problem that must not exist in an uncharted corrupt sub-Alpine universeThe article discusses a high-profile corruption scandal involving key figures in Slovenian politics, including allegations of bribery against members of the right-wing party Freedom (Gibanje Svoboda). It mentions the mysterious death of a key witness and highlights concerns over the lack of transparency and progress in investigating these matters. The article also references the Black Cube affair and notes the increasing polarization in society under the outgoing prime minister.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a politically sensitive corruption case without overtly favoring any side. It acknowledges the complexity of the situation and emphasizes the need for thorough investigation rather than taking a clear stance on who is at fault. The tone remains neutral, refrain
Spletni časopisIndependentCenter18 days ago About the death of Conde, the bloody hands of politics, and the mistakes I made.The article discusses the death of Dušan Konda and explores allegations of corruption within Slovenian politics. Miran Videtič comments on the potential for political murder, citing public statements by individuals who claim they would prevent certain political options from gaining power. According to reports, Konda was allegedly offered financial incentives by Andrej Ribič, head of the Kayak Association, to support Robert Golob. Konda denied these claims, stating the meeting was related to lobbying for the construction of a modern kayaking track at Špica. The article also touches on the media
Bias read (Center): The article presents multiple perspectives without overtly favoring any side. It includes quotes from various individuals and mentions allegations and denials without clear bias toward one political faction.
+Portal (Portal Plus)IndependentCenter19 days ago A problem that must not exist in an uncharted corrupt sub-Alpine universeThe article discusses a high-profile corruption scandal involving key figures in Slovenian politics, including allegations of bribery against members of the right-wing party Freedom (Gibanje Svoboda). It mentions the mysterious death of a key witness and highlights concerns over the lack of transparency and progress in investigating these matters. The article also references the Black Cube affair and notes the increasing polarization in society under the outgoing prime minister.
Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a politically sensitive corruption case without overtly favoring any side. It acknowledges the complexity of the situation and emphasizes the need for thorough investigation rather than taking a clear stance on who is at fault. The tone remains neutral, refrain
NecenzuriranoIndependentCenter20 days agoThe director of a company found guilty of bribing doctors has been sentenced to prison.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on a legal conviction without apparent ideological framing. It does not use biased language, present one-sided information, or omit relevant context. The focus is on the legal outcome rather than political implications.
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