President Admits to Seatbelt Error ↗
Front page leadThe President of the Republic, Nataša Pirc Musar, has admitted to her greatest mistake, regretting that she was not wearing a seatbelt during a traffic accident.
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The front page of Mladina features several domestic and international news stories. Top stories include the Slovenian President admitting a mistake about not wearing a seatbelt, a minister accused of misusing official cars, and comments from Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob regarding…
The President of the Republic, Nataša Pirc Musar, has admitted to her greatest mistake, regretting that she was not wearing a seatbelt during a traffic accident.
Janez Cigler Kralj is reportedly collecting official cars for his family's use, prompting a public letter to the minister.
An article questioning whether Abdul El-Sayed will win the elections in Michigan.
A question is posed about whether the United States has nearly exhausted its supply of interceptor missiles.
A story about a ban on using drinking water for non-urgent purposes.
A statement suggesting there haven't been many Constitutional Court decisions like the one being discussed.
Regular marijuana use in the USA surpassed cigarette smoking for the first time last year.
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob's statement, in response to Israeli PM Netanyahu calling him a hostile European leader.
Janez Janša is to pay 110,000 euros in damages and blames leftists for his situation.
A statement suggesting Ukraine will never be admitted into NATO.
Branimir Štrukelj criticizes the intervention law, stating it is heading in the wrong direction.
A philosophical or speculative question about artificial intelligence's awareness of its dependence on water.
A question about whether the new Museum of Slovenian Independence will present a one-sided view of the country's independence, neglecting its darker aspects.
A statement from lawyer Barbara Rajgelj expressing hope for a future where minority groups become the majority.
A column discussing the uncertain future of Germany.
A column criticizing a minister's actions concerning culture, described as a cultural war.
A column examining the Slovenian business world through the case of MP Boris Mijič, highlighting its ruthlessness.
A column by Dr. Bogomir Kovač questioning NATO's role and suggesting it remains an expensive political project driven by ideological narratives rather than security.
A column arguing that political police, forced labor, denial of rights to foreigners, and the destruction of public RTV are pillars of fascism.
A profile of Tijana Todorović, a costume and set designer who believes in taking a stance on the world.
A review of the book 'Into Dust You Shall Return' by Anders Totland.
A review of Daniel M. Haybron's book 'Happiness: A Very Short Introduction'.
A review or feature related to Charli XCX, covering 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 work titled 'Different When It’s Silent'.
A review of Nia Archives' work 'Emotional Junglist'.
Information about the Tolminator Metal Fest 2026 in Tolmin, Slovenia.