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Tadej Ostrc highlighted questions of journalistic ethics, responsibility, and the credibility of information in light of recent events. He stated that the day before, he publicly displayed original working materials from the minister's office on the show Odmevi and left them with the editorial staff of RTV Slovenia. According to his information, the media that reported for several days about the alleged lifting of the ban did not attempt to obtain the original document from the Ministry of Health and verify whether they were dealing with the same version of the material. Ostrc added that journalistic freedom also brings the responsibility to fact-check and inform the public correctly. https://t.co/iMDWXB0yc4 #novinarstvo #etika #demokracija (translated)

The drama in Vienna culminated in the arrest of a Ukrainian journalist and cameraman following a military operation by special forces, which raised suspicions of espionage, while the cameraman sustained injuries and ended up in the hospital. #špijunaža #slobodaštampe #novinarstvo (translated)

Vasja labeled the referendum debate on RTV as a clear example of why RTV should be abolished. He wrote that journalists, in his opinion, do not understand that their role is to moderate and present diverse opinions, not to participate in the discussion or highlight positions they agree with or from which they have financial benefits. #RTV #referendum #novinarstvo (translated)

Ukrainian journalist Mykhailo Tkach has been detained in Austria while investigating the disappearance of former chief prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko, and his editorial team demands his immediate release and an explanation of the actions of the Austrian police. #austrija #ukrajina #novinarstvo (translated)

The author of the post described the case as appropriate for the European Commission's report on the rule of law and for informing Reporters Without Borders. He noted that the member of the national parliament conducted a gross, offensive, and completely unacceptable personal attack on the journalist. #svobodaMedijev #pravnaDržava #novinarstvo #SI #EU (translated)

Luka Svetina wrote that journalist and presenter Ališa Kasjak Gutman was among the protesters during the opening of the Israeli embassy, and the next day she reported on the event. He assessed that this was a violation of the principle of impartiality and a conflict of interest, and added that this is also RTV. https://t.co/qqxWtqCSLA #novinarstvo #protest #nepristranskost (translated)

Jan recorded that Nika Kovač, when asked about her company, told journalists that they are "really cute with these questions." He added that the company provides services abroad and that Kovač ended the press conference after the question. https://t.co/ALDL1lVDnb #podjetništvo #novinarstvo #TUJINA (translated)

Polona Rifelj asked why journalists do not ask specific individuals for their payroll and the amount of taxes paid in response to claims that foreigners in Slovenia pay taxes. If she is the owner or director of a company, they would also be interested in its operations, the taxes paid on profits, and any potential blockades, executions, or criminal charges. They should also ask her if she receives child benefits and in what amount, whether she pays for kindergarten, whether she lives in a non-profit apartment and under what conditions, and what kind of car she drives based on reported income, she noted. According to her, the answers would show whether she respects the Slovenian legal order, fulfills tax obligations, and under what conditions she benefits from a system that has been funded by taxpayers for decades. They should also show whether she deserves the right to vote, she added. #Slovenija #Davki #Novinarstvo (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that there should be many journalists and media operators working for various Odlazek media outlets, who are regularly employed by the company Salomon. According to him, the state finances Salomon additionally with taxpayers' money as a company for the employment of disabled people. #Novinarstvo #Mediji #Slovenija (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that, in his opinion, Jože Možina had a reason for such a strong reaction. He compared Možina's story with Rosvita Pesek to his past experience with the host of the TV show Odmevi. Požar stated that Pesek had filed a lawsuit years ago due to his article in Slovenske Novice about suspicions of corruption and receiving cash in exchange for television coverage. According to him, Pesek was involved in the matter, along with a deceased member of the then-programming council of RTV Slovenia and a prominent politician of the Christian Democrats. During mediation, Pesek nearly cried in front of the judge, and Požar added that she later withdrew the lawsuit but then publicly discredited him whenever possible. #novinarstvo #korupcija #mediji (translated)

"Miloš Kerkez and his father are on the liquidation list. This is an open threat to all Hungarians." Harsh response from Hungarian politician Balázs Hidvéghi: "Miloš Kerkez and his father are on the liquidation list. This is an open threat to all Hungarians." #BBC #Novinarstvo #UmetnaInteligenca (translated)

Nova24TV reported that Bojan Požar believed it was a planned attempt at discrediting him personally, as a journalist, and in business. He added that Robert Golob was supposed to have given the green light for the campaign. https://t.co/adWismhKOI #Novinarstvo #Diskreditacija #Politika (translated)

Jože Možina wrote that he refused to grant clemency to Rosvita Pesek and expected professional responsibility from her. He claimed that RTV Slovenia did not report impartially during the four years of litigation in the dispute between him and Svetlana Makarovič, and that the segment in the show Odmevi omitted his key arguments and recorded statement. Možina stated that the public was presented with a distorted image of the reasons for his lawsuit, as specific insults that are the subject of the dispute were not mentioned, in his words. He added that the events were accurately reported by other media, including POP TV, Siol, Domovina, Planet TV, Info360, Nova24, N1, Slovenske novice, and Delo. He also referred to the position of the Association of Journalists and Publicists. He criticized the response of the host of Odmevi, Rosvita Pesek, and editor of the show, Aleš Malerič, and assessed that a correction and an apology would be appropriate. He emphasized that he is seeking judicial protection to defend his good name, the freedom of the journalistic profession, and the culture of communication. #Novinarstvo #Mediji #Slovenija (translated)

Libertarec noted that a historic opportunity had arisen to vote for the "fall of the Bastille," the end of political commissarism, and professional journalism. He advocated for the people's right to be informed before what he labeled as the right of others to enforced information, and for Christmas gifts for families instead of bonuses for NGOs. https://t.co/lO1BE5jmT1 #glasovanje #novinarstvo #pravica (translated)

Borut Rončević wrote that Mladina has given him a cover story for the second time, and that it was interesting to read his professional biography as written by someone who, in his opinion, does not like him. He pointed out that the article did not mention that he was a Zois scholarship holder and recipient of Marie Curie and Fulbright scholarships, a two-time holder of the Jean Monnet Chair, and a three-time Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence. He added that he mainly perceived from the article that in the past twenty years, faculties and research institutions have been established and a university center has been built in Novo mesto, where, in his words, there is now a public university. If the article is intended as an indictment, he stated that he gladly took note of it. #izobraževanje #novinarstvo #biografija (translated)