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"It is good that the competent state authorities have initiated activities and will certainly sanction all those who participated in it. That was an ugly message from Croatia and Split. We did not need that, now it is up to the state bodies to sanction it," said Jandroković in Novigrad, where he participated in the 40th anniversary of the event "Meetings of the Four Novigrads." #torcida #hajduk #split (translated)

The Austrian government and domestic state-owned enterprises have signed a joint Declaration Made in Europe with the aim of strengthening cooperation within Europe and reducing international dependence, especially on China and the USA, by promoting European products and services in key sectors such as transport and energy. #MadeInEuropa #StrateškaAutonomija #GospodarskiPatriotizam (translated)

The State Electoral Commission (SEC) responded to Prime Minister Janez Janša's announcement about the possible removal for misconduct and criminal charges, emphasizing that individual mistakes cannot be equated with systemic irregularities, while the opposition criticizes this action as an attempt to find excuses for defeat in the referendums. #DVK #Janša #volitve (translated)

The author wrote that everything revolved around Fotopub, and stated that, according to his understanding, the main actors of the alleged diversion at the Omnia polling station in Ljubljana were connected to Fotopub. He added that Petra Aršič was the state secretary in Golob's cabinet and that Tina Gaber put her in that position. https://t.co/lnGo7HCXGE https://t.co/CWA1rpEdNn #Fotopub #Ljubljana #Diverzija (translated)

"In 14 days, there will be legislative changes in the National Assembly, and possibly also proposals for the removal of the State Election Commission for cause, while a criminal complaint is not excluded," Prime Minister Janez Janša announced on the social network X after accusations against the work of election authorities arose in part of the public following the announcement (currently unofficial) of the results of four Sunday referendums. #referendum #JanezJanša #DržavnaVolilnaKomisija (translated)

Barbara Pance noted that millions from GEN-I were directed to selected media and lawyers under the scrutiny of the Commission for the Prevention of Corruption. She stated that it amounted to 3 million euros for media and 3 million for lawyers, and that the financial flows increased the most before the elections. She added that the public has the right to know how much money state-owned companies allocate to the media and for what purpose. https://t.co/sA9ztTiygC #mediji #transparentnost #finančnistrok (translated)

Matej Lahovnik noted that in some parts of Slovenia, as much as 101 percent of ballots were cast in the referendum, which he described as statistically and commonsensically impossible. He predicted that the State Electoral Commission, led by former politician Igor Zorčič, would have a lot of work explaining the electoral anomalies. https://t.co/W6an3gJJT0 #Slovenija #referendum #volitve (translated)

If Chinese organized crime can buy a custom website and money laundering service just like ordering food for home delivery, then anyone with an account is in the danger zone. American Attorney General Jeanine Pirro vividly described the problem while taking action against one of the largest such platforms, Xinbi Guarantee: "If Chinese organized crime can buy a custom website and money laundering service just like ordering food for home delivery, then anyone with an account is in the danger zone." #spletneprevare #umetnainteligenca #kriminal (translated)

Polona Rifelj wrote that officials themselves prepared the document, sent it to the media, and thereby discredited the minister. According to her, after the story was debunked, they withdrew, while the media often did not correct the misinformation nor apologized for it. She described the state administration as a space for political activism. The publication was addressed to Tomaž Ostrc. #politika #dezinformacije #javnaUprava (translated)

This young woman has experienced something indescribable, and then she was let down one by one by the people and institutions that were supposed to protect her. The Governor of the state of New York, Kathy Hochul, announced that the investigation into the alleged rape at Cornell University will be taken over by the state attorney general. #silovanje #istraga #Cornell (translated)