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Will Janša's Government Fall Soon? ↗

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This main article speculates on the imminent collapse of Janez Janša's government, delving into the political calculations and dynamics that might lead to its downfall.

If Tanja Fajon is not liked by Netanyahu, she is not liked by Janša ↗

This story explores the political relationship and potential influence between Slovenian politicians Tanja Fajon and Janez Janša, possibly linked to international figures like Netanyahu.

When Janša Praises Vandalism ↗

This article critically examines statements or actions by Janez Janša that are being interpreted as praise for vandalism, suggesting a controversial stance.

Fauci Did Not Wish to Answer at Hearing ↗

This report covers Dr. Anthony Fauci's testimony or appearance at a hearing where he reportedly declined to answer certain questions.

Janša's Government Does Not Care About Journalists ↗

This story expresses concern over the Slovenian government's attitude and actions towards journalists, suggesting a lack of respect or support for the profession.

Petition: Mijič Should Immediately Resign as MP! ↗

A petition has gathered over 11,000 signatures demanding the resignation of MP Resnica, highlighting public discontent or a specific political issue.

How Stevanović Explains the Task of the Speaker of the National Assembly ↗

This article features an explanation from Stevanović regarding his role and responsibilities as the Speaker of the National Assembly, possibly in response to criticism or challenges.

Spy Toys in Slovenia Cost a Fortune ↗

This report suggests that sophisticated surveillance or 'spy' gadgets are becoming available or are being used in Slovenia, with a focus on their high cost.

Who is More Important – A Politician or a Party? ↗

This piece delves into the dynamics of political power, questioning whether individual politicians hold more sway or if party structures dictate influence.

Cultural Battle for Youth ↗

This article discusses the ideological or cultural competition for the attention and allegiance of young people, likely within a Slovenian context.

End of Clothes Burning ↗

This piece likely discusses a trend or event related to the cessation of burning clothes, possibly with cultural or environmental implications.

Neither Robots nor Purists: Spiegel's Decision on AI in Journalism ↗

The German publication Der Spiegel has decided on its approach to using artificial intelligence in its editorial process, balancing technological assistance with journalistic integrity.

Hey, We Shrunk Ourselves: Ikea in Crisis ↗

The Swedish furniture giant Ikea is facing financial difficulties, leading to plans for smaller stores and lower prices to improve its performance.

Iran Also Over Ukraine ↗

This headline suggests a connection or involvement of Iran in matters concerning Ukraine, possibly indicating geopolitical shifts or regional tensions.

"This is just a pretext for political reckoning" ↗

This quote, attributed to Miro Cerar, suggests a situation where an action or proposal is being used as an excuse for political maneuvering or conflict.

"We are deeply mired" ↗

This quote implies a dire or complex situation that is difficult to escape from, likely referring to political or economic challenges.

Ljubljana Catharsis: Kneecap Concerts Live Up to Expectations ↗

Review of sold-out concerts by the Northern Irish hip-hop group Kneecap in Ljubljana, highlighting their successful performance.

Rothko's Spaces of Silence ↗

An article about the artist Rothko, exploring his work that connects Renaissance, high modernism, and TikTok, likely focusing on an exhibition or retrospective.

Against Slovenia ↗

This article questions why Tanja Fajon was prevented from taking a high-ranking position in the European Union administration, implying internal Slovenian opposition.

Kurz with Janša on Israeli 'dreams' ↗

This piece details the meeting between former Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz and Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša, hinting at shared political or economic interests, possibly related to Israel.

Leap – into Dictatorship? ↗

This article raises concerns about a potential shift towards dictatorship, possibly linked to postal services and a plan for political takeover of the prosecutor's office.

Interview: 'All major challenges we currently face are biological' ↗

An interview with Dr. Anže Županič, a systems biologist and bioinformatician, who discusses the primary biological challenges of our time.

Column: Responsibility of Primary Targets ↗

A column by Janko Lorenci discussing the responsibility of individuals or entities that are perceived as primary targets in certain contexts.

Rampage and Resistance ↗

Bernard Nežmah's column addresses themes of uncontrolled destruction and opposition, possibly in a social or political context.

Mist Over Facts ↗

This column, likely by Vlado Miheljak, discusses the distortion or obscuring of facts, perhaps in the context of political discourse or historical narratives.

For the Museum of Independence ↗

Grega Repovž's column discusses the idea or necessity of establishing a museum dedicated to Slovenia's independence.

When Lobbies Fall Silent ↗

This column by Grega Repovž suggests a rare moment of quiet from influential lobbying groups, possibly in response to significant events like rising fuel prices.

Playing with Trust: FIFA in Crisis ↗

Dr. Bogomir Kovač's column argues that the US-hosted football championship has plunged FIFA into a crisis of values and trust regarding sporting integrity.

Brothers in Violence ↗

Heni Erceg's column addresses the violent actions of Serbian and Croatian fascists, suggesting they are more powerful than institutions and historical memory.

Artistic Duo Ganslmeier & Zibelnik Explore Youth Radicalization ↗

The article profiles the artistic collaboration of Ganslmeier and Zibelnik, who use video and photography to investigate the radicalization of young people.

Book Review: Carlos Pascual: Bratislava ↗

A positive review of the book 'Bratislava' by Carlos Pascual, indicated by four plus signs.

Book Review: Nathan H. Lents: Human Errors ↗

A highly positive review of Nathan H. Lents' book 'Human Errors', indicated by five plus signs.

The Rolling Stones: Foreign Tongues ↗

A review of The Rolling Stones' album 'Foreign Tongues', rated with three plus signs.

Kelela: new avatar ↗

A positive review of Kelela's album 'new avatar', indicated by four plus signs.

SML: Spontaneous Music Live ↗

A positive review of SML's 'Spontaneous Music Live' performance or recording, rated with four plus signs.

Borghesia: Resistance ↗

A positive review of Borghesia's 'Resistance', indicated by four plus signs.

Street Initiative: Wild Hunt, Ribčev Laz ↗

This appears to be an announcement or report on a street art event or initiative called 'Wild Hunt' taking place in Ribčev Laz.

Real Direction: Merry Gathering of Economic and Government Representatives at… ↗

A report or photo caption describing a meeting of representatives from the economy and government at the Economic-Social Council.

Record Fuel Prices, But the Government Does Nothing ↗

This story criticizes the Slovenian government for its inaction in response to record high fuel prices.

Submission of Signatures for a Referendum Against the Political Police ↗

This report covers the submission of signatures for a referendum aimed at opposing what is described as 'political police'.

Summer in Minoriti: Koala Voice, KČ Minoriti, MB ↗

An announcement or report about the 'Summer in Minoriti' event featuring the band Koala Voice.

Cavalera Conspiracy: Chaos A.D.; Boogaloo, Zagreb, HR ↗

A report or announcement about a Cavalera Conspiracy concert in Zagreb, Croatia.

Ana Kotar Škarjak: Re-Sister; exhibition with performance, Y Gallery, LJ ↗

Information about an exhibition and performance titled 'Re-Sister' by Ana Kotar Škarjak at Y Gallery in Ljubljana.

At the 'Rothko in Florence' exhibition, Palazzo Strozzi, Florence ↗

A report or photo caption related to the 'Rothko in Florence' exhibition at Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, Italy.

Martha Argerich and the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra; Ljubljana Festival… ↗

Announcement or report about a performance by Martha Argerich and the Slovenian Philharmonic Orchestra at the Ljubljana Festival.

Etno Histeria Floating Orchestra, Marezige ↗

Information about the Etno Histeria Floating Orchestra performing in Marezige.

Gašper Kunšek: Sun and Iron, premiere of a dance performance, Kino Šiška, LJ ↗

Announcement of the premiere of Gašper Kunšek's dance performance 'Sun and Iron' at Kino Šiška in Ljubljana.

Elvis Costello and Tom Smith (Editors); No Borders 2026, Belopeška jezera ↗

Announcement of a concert featuring Elvis Costello and Tom Smith (Editors) at the No Borders festival near Belopeška jezera.

Tramhaus (NL), Letni vrt Gala hale, Metelkova Mesto, LJ ↗

Information about a performance by the Dutch band Tramhaus at Gala hala in Metelkova Mesto, Ljubljana.

Gjeravica (2656 m), highest peak of Kosovo ↗

This appears to be a geographical fact or a mention related to Gjeravica, the highest peak in Kosovo.

Rob Hornstra: Ordinary People; members of the Heavens Devills motorcycle club… ↗

Information about an exhibition 'Ordinary People' by Rob Hornstra, featuring members of a motorcycle club, at the Jakopič Gallery in Ljubljana.

Joss Stone, Arsana Festival, Arena Campus Ptuj ↗

Announcement of a performance by Joss Stone at the Arsana Festival in Ptuj.

SrečKosovel & NDREJštular: Pocestnice; author and Dušan Grobovšek… ↗

Information about 'Pocestnice' by SrečKosovel & NDREJštular, featuring the author and Dušan Grobovšek, at a street gallery in Kranj.