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Front page leadThis prominent story questions why Tanja Fajon was prevented from taking a top position in the European Union administration, suggesting political maneuvering by the Janša government was involved.
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Mladina
The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, features a dominant story about Tanja Fajon being blocked from a high-ranking EU position, seemingly due to actions by the Janša government. Other top stories cover the validity of elections despite foreign interference, the disappearance of…
Top stories
Elections Remain Valid Despite Foreign Interference ↗
A constitutional judge, Primož Gorkič, is alone in his belief that the Constitutional Court should review the validity of parliamentary elections due to foreign interference.
Where Are Personal Doctors Disappearing To? ↗
An article by Dr. Dušan Keber, former Minister of Health, discusses the issue of personal doctors becoming unavailable in Slovenia.
Leap – Into Dictatorship? ↗
This piece explores concerns about a potential descent into dictatorship in Slovenia, examining the actions of postal workers and the broader plan for a political takeover of the prosecution.
Media Pluralism in Slovenia ↗
An article by Matic Gorenc addresses the state of media pluralism within Slovenia.
Handbook for Autocrats ↗
Peter Petrovčič's article 'Handbook for Autocrats' seems to be a commentary on authoritarian tendencies.
'They No Longer Respond to My Messages' ↗
In an interview with Mladina, Tanja Fajon details a political conspiracy, allegedly orchestrated by the Janša government, that prevented her from becoming a top Slovenian diplomat in the EU.
Kurz Meets Janša with Israeli 'Dreams' ↗
This article investigates why former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz met with Janez Janša recently.
Fewer Arrivals, More Deaths ↗
A story by Peter Petrovčič highlighting demographic trends, possibly related to migration and mortality rates.
The Cultural War for Youth ↗
Dora Trček writes about the cultural battles concerning young people.
No More Burning Clothes ↗
Klea Nan's article discusses an end to the practice of burning clothes.
Not Robots, Not Puritans ↗
Dirk Kurbjuweit, editor-in-chief of Der Spiegel, discusses the use of artificial intelligence in journalism.
Hey, We Shrunk Ourselves ↗
This article examines the crisis faced by the Swedish furniture giant Ikea, with decreasing sales and profits, and its strategy of smaller stores and lower prices.
We Have Deeply Stumbled ↗
An article by Miro Cerar discussing a perceived deep stumble or crisis.
Ljubljana's Catharsis: Kneecap Concerts ↗
The sold-out concerts by the acclaimed Northern Irish hip-hop group Kneecap lived up to expectations in Ljubljana.
Rothko's Spaces of Silence ↗
An article about the painter who connected the Renaissance, high modernism, and TikTok.
About Postmen and Messengers and the Grand Plan for Political Takeover of… ↗
This story delves into a significant political plan targeting the prosecution, possibly involving manipulation through 'postmen and messengers'.
'All the Main Challenges We Currently Face Are Biological' ↗
An interview with Dr. Anže Županič, a systems biologist and bioinformatician, discussing current biological challenges.
Responsibility of Primary Targets ↗
A commentary piece by Janko Lorenci on the responsibility of primary targets.
Rampage and Resistance ↗
Bernard Nežmah's commentary piece discussing societal issues, possibly related to destructive behavior and resistance.
Fog Over Facts ↗
Vlado Miheljak's column touches on issues ranging from self-candidacy to environmental disasters and the emergence of a 'villain'.
For the Museum of Independence ↗
A commentary piece by Grega Repovž concerning a museum dedicated to Slovenian independence.
When Lobbies Fall Silent ↗
Grega Repovž writes about a situation where lobbies become silent, potentially related to the intense public reaction to rising fuel prices.
Playing with Trust ↗
Dr. Bogomir Kovač discusses how the US, through the World Cup, has plunged FIFA into a crisis of values and trust in sporting integrity.
Brothers in Violence ↗
Heni Erceg's column addresses 'brothers in ideology,' referring to Serbian and Croatian fascists who have demonstrated greater power than institutions and the memory of past crimes.
Artistic Duo Ganslmeier & Zibelnik Explore Youth Radicalization ↗
An article by Dora Trček about the artistic duo Ganslmeier & Zibelnik, who use video and photography to investigate the radicalization of young people.
Book Review: Bratislava ↗
A review of Carlos Pascual's book 'Bratislava'.
Book Review: Human Errors ↗
A review of Nathan H. Lents' book 'Human Errors'.
Record Fuel Prices, Government Does Nothing ↗
A photo caption indicating high fuel prices and inaction from the government.
Submission of Signatures for Referendum Against Political Police ↗
A photo caption showing the submission of signatures for a referendum against political police.
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