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The news from Mladina.si focuses heavily on Slovenian domestic politics, including a petition for a politician's resignation, accusations against the speaker of parliament, and discussions about political parties and cultural policy. There are also articles touching on international issues like…

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Resignation Petition: Over 10,000 Signatures Demand MP's Departure ↗

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A petition calling for the resignation of MP Mijič has gathered over 10,000 signatures, demanding his immediate step down from his parliamentary position.

Opposition Accuses Parliament Speaker of Violating Constitutional Order ↗

The opposition has formally proposed the dismissal of Stevanović, the speaker of the National Assembly, accusing him of breaches of the constitutional order.

Slovenia Grapples with Spy Toys Amidst Honey Market Concerns ↗

The article suggests that 'spy toys' are becoming a concern in Slovenia, while also mentioning the mayor of Ljubljana and Janša's potential wishes regarding his position.

Poll: Is the Politician or the Party More Important? ↗

An opinion poll questions the relative importance of a politician versus their political party, reflecting on public perception.

Former Minister: 'SDS Does Not Understand or Like Slovenian Culture' ↗

Former Minister of Culture Asta Vrečko warns that the Janša government is intentionally harming Slovenian culture.

Silenced Voices: Artists Persecuted by Nazis ↗

This story commemorates artists who faced persecution by the Nazis, remembering historical injustices.

Spiegel Debates AI Use in Journalism, Decides on Limited Integration ↗

The editorial team of Der Spiegel discusses and decides on the extent to which AI should be used in their journalism, opting for careful integration.

Ikea Faces Crisis: Shrinking Stores and Lower Prices Amidst Falling Sales ↗

Swedish furniture giant Ikea is in crisis with declining revenue and profits, attempting to recover through a new strategy of smaller stores and lower prices.

Iran's Involvement Over Ukraine: 'A Pretext for Political Reckoning' ↗

The article touches upon Iran's role concerning Ukraine, framing it as a political maneuver rather than a genuine issue.

Minister Miro Cerar: 'We Are Deeply Bogged Down' ↗

Minister Miro Cerar expresses a pessimistic view on the current situation, stating that Slovenia is 'deeply bogged down'.

Ljubljana's Catharsis: Hiphop Concerts Exceed Expectations ↗

Critiques of sold-out concerts by the Northern Irish hip-hop group Kneecap in Ljubljana, which lived up to high expectations.

Rothko's Spaces of Silence: An Artist Connecting Eras ↗

A review of an exhibition featuring an artist who bridges Renaissance, high modernism, and TikTok in his work.

Against Slovenia: Why Tanja Fajon Was Denied a Top EU Administrative Post ↗

An article questioning why Tanja Fajon was not appointed to a high-level position in the European Union's administration.

Kurz Meets Janša: Discussing Austrian's 'Israeli Dreams' ↗

An article detailing the meeting between former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Janez Janša, focusing on Kurz's 'Israeli dreams'.

Leap into Dictatorship? On Postmen and a Grand Plan for Political Takeover of… ↗

This piece speculates about a potential shift towards dictatorship, linking it to postmen and a larger scheme to politically control the prosecution service.

Interview: 'All Major Challenges Are Biological' ↗

An interview with Dr. Anže Županič, a systems biologist and bioinformatician, who states that current major challenges are biological in nature.

Column: Responsibility of Primary Targets ↗

Janko Lorenci's column discusses the responsibility of those who are primary targets, likely in a political or social context.

Column: Fog Over Facts ↗

Bernard Nežmah's column addresses themes of self-candidacy, environmental disasters, and a negative public figure.

Column: For the Museum of Independence ↗

Vlado Miheljak's column advocates for the creation of a museum dedicated to Slovenia's independence.

Column: When Lobbies Fall Silent ↗

Grega Repovž's column reflects on the intensity of political reactions in Slovenia, particularly concerning rising fuel prices.

Column: Playing with Trust ↗

Dr. Bogomir Kovač's column discusses how the USA's handling of the FIFA World Cup has led to a crisis of values and loss of trust in sporting integrity.

Column: Brothers in Violence ↗

Heni Erceg's column examines the 'brothers in ideology,' Serbian and Croatian fascists, arguing they are stronger than institutions and historical memory.