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The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, features several prominent stories. The main topic is a new museum of Slovenian independence and whether it will present a one-sided view of history. Other top stories include the Janša government's opposition to more effective prosecution of…
This article questions whether the new Museum of Slovenian Independence will present a glorifying narrative of the country's independence or explore its darker aspects, including losers and mistakes. It features an interview with lawyer Barbara Rajgelj.
The article reports on the Janša government's stance against implementing more effective measures to prosecute individuals accused of pedophilia, highlighting a potential political disagreement on the issue.
This news brief suggests that Stevanović, a public figure, is facing financial difficulties and has accumulated debts, hinting at potential implications for his reputation or public role.
This piece investigates the nature and actions of an intelligence service, questioning whether it is the world's most effective or its most criminal, suggesting a critical examination of its operations.
The article addresses the issue of public housing in Slovenia, stating that the demand for affordable housing significantly outstrips the available supply, indicating a growing social problem.
A commentary expressing disappointment with the President of the Notary Chamber of Slovenia, Bojan Podgoršek, suggesting a failure to meet expectations while not being entirely surprising.
This article criticizes the Minister of Environment, Polona Rifelj, suggesting her policies aim to restrict free thought and symbols she dislikes, framing her approach as potentially authoritarian.
A brief mention of an article discussing dietary habits, likely exploring current trends or issues related to food consumption.
This appears to be a report or commentary related to a cause or event supporting Palestine, potentially involving a maritime aspect.
This item likely discusses a group of Members of Parliament focused on energy-related issues, possibly their formation or activities.
This suggests a lack of accountability for certain individuals or entities who have caused harm or wrongdoing, implying ongoing injustice.
A report on a petition with over 11,000 signatures demanding the resignation of MP Borut Mijič, highlighting public discontent with his actions.
An interview with lawyer Barbara Rajgelj, who expresses a hope for the empowerment and increased presence of minority groups who have faced attacks.
An opinion piece by Janko Lorenci discussing the uncertain future of Germany, likely touching on its political and economic landscape.
Vlado Miheljak critiques the actions of a minister, describing them as a 'cultural war against culture,' possibly referencing censorship or suppression of artistic expression.
Grega Repovž's column examines a segment of the Slovenian business world through the case of MP Boris Mijič, highlighting its perceived ruthlessness and lack of empathy.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that NATO remains an expensive political project as long as security is framed ideologically, suggesting that militarization increases war risks rather than promoting prosperity and peace.
N'toko equates political police, forced labor, denial of rights to foreigners, and the destruction of public RTV with the pillars of fascism, strongly condemning such actions.
A profile of Tijana Todorović, a costume and set designer who believes in taking a stance on the world through her work.
A review of the book 'You Return to Dust' by Anders Totland.
A review of Daniel M. Haybron's book 'Happiness: A Very Short Introduction'.
A review or feature on Charli XCX, covering her work in music, fashion, and film.
A review of Eartheater's album 'Heavenly Body: If I’m The Bottle You’re The Message'.
A review of Tricky's album 'Different When It’s Silent'.
A review of Nia Archives' work, described as 'Emotional Junglist'.
A brief mention or review of 'Evino Bar' located in Ljubljana, possibly as part of a broader 'Konzum' section.
A photo capturing Blaž Brodnjak (NLB), Tibor Šimonka (GZS), and Janez Janša at the establishment of a strategic council for the economy.
A photograph capturing the atmosphere at the Castle Festival held by the Kolpa River.
A photo accompanying a story about entrepreneur Aleš Štrancar, who has reportedly moved from promoting right-wing ideologies to embracing poetry.
Another image from the Castle Festival, a music event set in an idyllic location by the Kolpa River.
A photograph of musician Lenny Kravitz performing at the Uber Arena in Berlin.
An image of the Grande-Motte glacier, with a note that it is expected to disappear entirely, losing 2-4 meters of ice thickness annually due to climate change.
A photograph of Luka Šulić performing at the Arsana Festival in Ptuj.
A photo from the '2.6 KOTOfolio' event, described as a fashion show and exhibition.
A photograph taken in Alghero, Sardinia, likely a travel or scenic image.
An image from the Tolminator Metal Fest 2026 in Tolmin, featuring the band Urban Instinct from Croatia.
Another photograph from the Tolminator Metal Fest 2026 in Tolmin, likely showcasing the event's atmosphere or performers.
A photo of the band Ozric Tentacles from the UK performing at Trainstation Subart in Ljubljana.
An image of the band Elsdeer from Germany performing at the 'Poletje v Šiški' event in Ljubljana.
