Israeli Embassy to Open in Ljubljana in September ↗
Front page leadSlovenia is set to inaugurate its first Israeli embassy in Ljubljana in September, marking a significant diplomatic step.
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The news from Mladina highlights upcoming diplomatic developments with the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana. Political tensions are evident, with accusations of undermining state security against the President of the Republic, potentially related to her association with Russian…
Slovenia is set to inaugurate its first Israeli embassy in Ljubljana in September, marking a significant diplomatic step.
The right-wing is preparing a constitutional impeachment against the President of the Republic, accusing her of 'endangering state security' due to her association with Russian citizens.
This news item likely discusses former Prime Minister Janez Janša's relationship with Israel.
This headline suggests a story about an attempt to misuse or subvert the Slovenian constitution.
The government has issued a directive for the operation of a specific plant.
This appears to be a story featuring or about Michiganski Mamdani, whose significance is not immediately clear from the title alone.
This is presented as a statement of the day, questioning whether people would take to the streets to demand Stevanović's resignation.
A public letter to the minister regarding Janez Cigler Kralj's collection of official family cars.
The story reports that the use of marijuana has now exceeded the smoking of cigarettes.
A statement from Ursula von der Leyen asserting that 'Russia must pay.'
Prime Minister Janez Janša is once again attributing blame to the left-wing.
This article discusses the presence and role of American military bases within Europe.
An article exploring whether artificial intelligence possesses an understanding of its dependence on resources like water.
The article questions whether the new Museum of Slovenian Independence will present a one-sided view of glorious victories or also explore the process with its losers, errors, and dark aspects.
A statement from Barbara Rajgelj, a lawyer, expressing hope for the future of minority groups.
Janko Lorenci's column discusses the uncertain future of Germany.
Vlado Miheljak's column critically examines what is termed the 'Minister's cultural war against culture,' using a dramatic analogy.
Grega Repovž's column reveals aspects of the Slovenian business world through the 'unbelievable brutality and absence of conscience' in the case of MP Boris Mijić.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač's analysis questions the current role and purpose of NATO, suggesting it remains an expensive political project as long as security is framed ideologically, and that armament increases war risks.
N'toko's piece argues that political police, forced labor, denial of rights to foreigners, and destruction of public broadcasting are pillars of fascism.
A profile of costume and set designer Tijana Todorović, who believes in taking a stance on the world.
A review of the book 'Back to Dust' by Anders Totland.
A review of Daniel M. Haybron's book 'Happiness: A Very Short Introduction.'
A review related to 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' album 'Emotional Junglist.'
A review or mention of a performance by Ozric Tentacles in Ljubljana.
A review or mention of a performance by Elsdeer in Ljubljana.