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The front page of Mladina features a mix of domestic Slovenian political news, with a focus on the actions and alleged machinations of the Janša government. International news is also present, including a report on Ikea's crisis and Spiegel's AI usage. The page also includes articles on…
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Where are the Personal Doctors Disappearing To? ↗
Dr. Dušan Keber, a former Minister of Health, discusses the issue of personal doctors disappearing in Slovenia.
A Leap - Into Dictatorship? ↗
Peter Petrovčič writes about media pluralism in Slovenia, suggesting a move towards dictatorship.
Handbook for Autocrats ↗
An article by Peter Petrovčič, likely related to political analysis.
Tanja Fajon: "They No Longer Reply to My Messages" ↗
In an interview with Mladina, Tanja Fajon reveals the background of a political conspiracy allegedly orchestrated by the Janša government, impacting her potential role as a top Slovenian diplomat in the EU.
Speaks One Thing, Does Another? ↗
An article by Peter Petrovčič questions the true intentions of the new constitutional judge Marko Starman.
Who is Minister Ostrc Talking To? ↗
Monika Weiss investigates conversations involving Minister Ostrc.
Fewer Arrivals, More Deaths ↗
Peter Petrovčič reports on demographic trends, possibly related to migration or healthcare.
Cultural War for Youth ↗
Dora Trček discusses a cultural conflict affecting young people in Slovenia.
The End of Burning Clothes ↗
Klea Nan writes about an event or trend related to the end of burning clothes.
Not Robots Nor Puritans ↗
Dirk Kurbjuweit, editor-in-chief of Der Spiegel, discusses the decision on using artificial intelligence in writing articles.
Hey, We Shrunk Ourselves ↗
Kristina Gnirke and Maria Marquart report on Ikea's crisis, with declining sales and profits, and its strategy of smaller stores and lower prices.
"If Anyone Finds it Funny, Let Them Put Themselves in the Shoes of Unpaid… ↗
An article discussing claims made against Tanja Fajon that are deemed untrue by Miro Cerar.
"We Have Deeply Gotten Stuck" ↗
A headline indicating a significant problem or impasse.
Ljubljana's Catharsis ↗
Dora Trček reviews sold-out concerts by the Irish hip-hop group Kneecap, which lived up to expectations.
Rothko's Spaces of Silence ↗
Janez Zalaznik writes about an artist who connects the Renaissance, high modernism, and TikTok.
Against Slovenia ↗
An article explaining why Tanja Fajon was prevented from becoming the highest-ranking Slovenian in the EU administration.
A Leap - Into Dictatorship? ↗
Peter Petrovčič discusses postmen, letter carriers, and a grand plan for a political takeover of the prosecutor's office.
"All the Main Challenges We Currently Have Are Biological" ↗
An interview with Dr. Anže Županič, a systems biologist and bioinformatician.
Responsibility of Primary Targets ↗
Janko Lorenci writes a column on responsibility.
Rampage and Resistance ↗
Bernard Nežmah discusses environmental disasters, taking credit for others' work, and a villainous figure.
For the Museum of Independence ↗
Grega Repovž writes about lobbies falling silent.
Playing with Trust ↗
Dr. Bogomir Kovač discusses how the USA pushed FIFA into a crisis of values and a chaotic loss of trust in sports integrity.
Brothers in Violence ↗
Heni Erceg writes about Serbian and Croatian fascists who proved stronger than institutions and the memory of past crimes.
Artistic Duo Ganslmeier & Zibelnik ↗
Dora Trček profiles an artistic duo exploring youth radicalization through video and photography.
Book Review: Bratislava by Carlos Pascual ↗
Matej Bogataj reviews the book 'Bratislava' by Carlos Pascual.
Book Review: Human Errors by Nathan H. Lents ↗
Bernard Nežmah reviews 'Human Errors' by Nathan H. Lents.
Record Fuel Prices, Government Does Nothing ↗
A photo caption highlighting the issue of record fuel prices in Slovenia while the government remains inactive.
Submission of Signatures for Referendum Against Political Police ↗
A photo caption showing the submission of signatures for a referendum against a 'political police'.
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