Janša Awarded 110,000 Euros in Damages ↗
Front page leadThe state will have to pay Janez Janša compensation and interest for a "baseless prison sentence" in the Patria case.
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The front page of Mladina features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Slovenian politics and current affairs. Top stories include a court ruling awarding damages to Janez Janša, a report on politician Stevanović's debts, and commentary on the Constitutional Court's…
The state will have to pay Janez Janša compensation and interest for a "baseless prison sentence" in the Patria case.
When he ran for mayor of Kranj, he commissioned a public opinion poll but never paid for it.
Commentary on recent decisions made by the Constitutional Court.
Janša is once again accusing left-wing individuals of wrongdoing.
Union leader Branimir Štrukelj criticizes the current interim legislation.
Prime Minister Robert Golob asserts that his government took the correct historical stance.
An analysis comparing the SDS party's external image to that of a sports team.
Minister Polona Rifelj is criticized for proposing to ban free thought and symbols she dislikes.
The Constitutional Court has permitted a referendum to proceed.
Donald Trump states that Iran will not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.
An examination of the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad, its methods, and its role in global conflicts, particularly with Iran.
A question is posed about whether the new Museum of Slovenian Independence will present a one-sided view of the country's statehood or include its complexities and failures.
An interview with lawyer Barbara Rajgelj discussing the rights and hopes of minority groups.
A column by Janko Lorenci on the uncertain future of Germany.
A column by Vlado Miheljak criticizing a minister's actions against culture.
A column by Grega Repovž discussing the case of MP Boris Mijić and its implications for the Slovenian business world.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač analyzes NATO as an expensive political project driven by ideology, arguing that armament does not bring prosperity or peace.
N'toko argues that political police, forced labor, denial of rights to foreigners, and destruction of public RTV are pillars of fascism.
A portrait of Tijana Todorović, a costume and set designer who believes in taking a stance on the world.
A book review of Anders Totland's work "You Return to Dust."
A book review of Daniel M. Haybron's "Happiness: A Very Short Introduction."
A review or feature on Charli XCX's work in music, fashion, and film.
A music review of Eartheater's album "Heavenly Body: If I’m The Bottle You’re The Message."
A music review of Tricky's album "Different When It’s Silent."
A music review of Nia Archives' work "Emotional Junglist."