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Politika:

LDS

Liberalna demokracija Slovenije

http://www.lds.si/

Liberalna akademija

Društvo za proučevanje demokracije in liberalizma z bogato publicistično dejavnostjo in dolgoletno tradicijo podeljevanja nagrade Zlata ptica.

http://www.libakademija-drustvo.si/

Mladi liberalni demokrati in demokratke (MLD)

Podmladek Liberalne demokracije (LDS), katere program temelji na pozitivnih tradicijah demokracije in liberalizma.

http://www.mld.lds.si/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Predsednik Republike Slovenije

Spletna stran predsednika javnosti zagotavlja tako novice in tiskovna sporočila kot tudi informacije o delu, funkciji in osebnosti predsednika. Spletni obiskovalci lahko predsedniku in njegovemu uradu tudi pošiljajo svoje komentarje in vprašanja.

http://www.up-rs.si/

SDS

Slovenska demokratska stranka. O strani, program, poslanska skupina i svetniška skupina.

http://www.sds.si/

Vlada Republike Slovenije

Najnovejša vladna sporočila za javnost, sporočila in informacije ministrstev in vladnih služb o drugih aktualnih dogajanjih; te vladni projekti.

http://www.vlada.si/

Vrhovno državno tožilstvo

Spletni portal tožilstva RS. Po zakonu je to najvišje tožilstvo v državi.

http://www.dt-rs.si/

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news.bbc.co.uk

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news.bbc.co.uk

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