🇸🇮 Delo
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About Delo
Delo was founded in 1959 through the merger of two newspapers of the Communist Party of Slovenia. Post-independence, it transitioned to commercial independence. It is currently owned by FMR d.d., a financial management company, which acquired Delo in 2015. Businessman Stojan Petrič owns FMR.
Delo is rated as Left-Center biased by Media Bias/Fact Check, based on editorial positions that slightly favor the left, often using loaded words to support liberal causes. It covers a variety of perspectives, but more stories lean left, supporting racial justice, LGBTQ+ rights, and climate change. While generally trustworthy, Media Bias/Fact Check rates it 'Mostly Factual' rather than 'High' due to a lack of hyperlinked sourcing. Historically, its origins in state-controlled media contributed to a persistent left-leaning editorial stance. The outlet has faced controversies, including a journalist reportedly fired after criticizing the government and another prosecuted for publishing classified information. Press freedom in Slovenia is constitutionally protected, but outlets can face pressure or threats for reporting on political controversies.
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European Honey Market Faces "Systemic Failure" as Prices Plummet
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Who Needs a European Superstate?
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High Profits, but Concerns Over Low Value-Added Growth
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EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos Discusses Bloc's Future with Slovenia
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US-Germany Ties Cool as Trump Plans Troop Withdrawal; Historical Links Noted
- German Chancellor Friedrich Merz presented Donald Trump with a facsimile of his great-grandfather's birth certificate during a visit to the US. - Trump announced plans to withdraw 5,000 US soldiers …
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American Catholics Between the Pope and the White House
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Five Exercises for Herniated Discs That Relieve Nerves and Strengthen the Spine
- Herniated discs are a common modern ailment, increasingly affecting younger individuals due to sedentary lifestyles and prolonged screen time. - The article explains that a herniated disc occurs whe…
How the Path Along the Wire Transformed into a Great City Park
- The "Pot ob žici" (Path along the wire) in Ljubljana, originally a demarcation line from the post-war occupation, has transformed into a significant urban park and cultural-historical monument. - In…
Brits Move Against Ticket Resellers
- The UK government is planning new legislation to combat ticket touting for major sporting events, including Euro 2028. - The proposed framework aims to make unauthorized resale of tickets a criminal…
Arrive, Board, and Go: Why the Train is the Right Choice
- Trains offer a comfortable and stress-free alternative to driving, reducing time lost in traffic and parking. - Purchasing train tickets is convenient through various channels, including ticket offi…
Television Slovenija Declines Eurovision Broadcast, Cites Middle East Conflict
- Television Slovenija will not broadcast the Eurovision Song Contest this year, opting instead to air documentaries and features about the situation in the Middle East. - The decision was made respon…
Slovenian Parliament Faces Uncertainty Over Resnica Party's Opposition Status
- Slovenian parliamentary groups are in discussions to establish working bodies and allocate seats, with particular uncertainty surrounding the positioning of the Resnica party. - Resnica insists on r…
Slovenian Pavilion at Venice Biennale Explores History of Invisible Mosque
- The Slovenian pavilion at the Venice Biennale features the Nonument Group's project "Sound Trace of an Invisible House." - The project explores the history and disappearance of a mosque built by Aus…
Slovenian Experts Warn: Our Bodies Are Made for Movement, Not Sitting
- Modern lifestyles, characterized by prolonged sitting, are detrimental to human health, despite regular exercise. - Sedentarism negatively impacts metabolic, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, and eve…
Slovenian Institute Studies Karst Impact on Global Heritage Sites like Pyramids and Acropolis
- Slovenian researchers are studying karst phenomena, including their impact on significant cultural heritage sites worldwide. - The Institute for Karst Research is applying advanced methods to unders…
Slovenian Co-authored Development of Quantum Protein for Future Applications
- Researchers have engineered a protein capable of detecting magnetic fields and radio frequencies, inspired by natural mechanisms used by migratory birds. - Ana Štuhec Kocijan, from Slovenia, is amon…
Science is All Around Us
- Dr. Petra Papež uses supercomputers for complex simulations in molecular modeling, applying methods like open molecular dynamics. - Her research involves developing a virtual ultrasound device to st…
Global Carmakers Desperately Want to Become 'More Chinese'
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Slovenia's Highways: A Daily Grind of Congestion and Frustration
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TV Tip: Hell on Omaha Beach, the Unvarnished Story of Frontline Soldiers
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Ethics and Social Responsibility
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Broad World and Deep Towns
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A Day Off for Registration and Waiting in Line
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Slovenia Hosts AI Forum, Emphasizing Progress and Responsibility
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China Urges Iran to 'Open the Strait' Amidst Regional Tensions
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Hungary's Magyar Faces EU Divide on Ukraine and Russian Energy
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Lakers' Playoff Hopes Hinge on Reaves's Slump
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Markeš: A Coalition of Liars is Emerging
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Cristiano Ronaldo Enhances Collection with Custom Mercedes-AMG G63
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Talking About the End of the War is Absolutely Premature
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Solar Power Surges Past Consumption, Driving Negative Electricity Prices in Slovenia
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Arteta Evokes Wenger's 'Invincible' Season as Arsenal Reach Champions League Final After 20 Years
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Did Whale Timmy Survive the Rescue Operation?
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New Prison Standards
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