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The front page of Mladina features a prominent article on the "unbearable lightness of governing" in Slovenia, discussing political maneuvers and the degradation of democratic decision-making. Other domestic news includes a controversy at the Ministry of Culture, a government reshuffling, and…
This article delves into classic political tricks, abuses, and the degradation of democratic referendum decision-making, questioning the current style of governance. It is written by Jure Trampuš.
This news item, written by Luka Volk, likely discusses a conflict or tension between a government ministry and the cultural sector in Slovenia.
Written by Monika Weiss, this story appears to report on significant changes within an organization or government, possibly related to personnel or policy.
A piece by Marcel Štefančič Jr., this headline suggests a commentary or analysis related to Israel, possibly with a focus on a specific individual or event.
Another article by Jure Trampuš that seems to explore the dynamics of power in relation to Israel, likely offering a political or analytical perspective.
This TV commentary, by Stanka Prodnik, discusses the traffic accident involving the female president and what aspects of the event are still of interest to the public.
A story by Luka Volk about nepotism, where a father heads the government's communication office and his daughter works in the prime minister's cabinet.
Written by Monika Weiss, this article likely critiques the negative portrayal and stigmatization of individuals receiving social assistance.
Jure Trampuš writes about a major confrontation expected in the autumn, possibly in the political or social sphere.
A piece by Johann Grolle and Claus Hecking, this headline is provocative and likely deals with a health or lifestyle topic with a critical or humorous angle.
Klea Nan's article addresses the issue of safe spaces in Ljubljana, suggesting a lack of such facilities or a need for them, possibly related to public safety or social issues.
Matic Gorenc's article discusses the migrant crisis in Ceuta, revealing the true face of the European Union and its politicians.
This piece by Dora Trček focuses on the influence of book covers on a book's fate, featuring an interview with designer Zoran Pungerčar about design's role in society and AI.
Niklas Marienhagen and Alina Schadwinkel's article warns about the fear of a significant upcoming event, possibly an economic or social 'wave'.
Monika Weiss reports on the flow of foreign capital, suggesting a positive trend of inflow rather than an outflow.
A news item by Rostja Močnik, the headline indicates a peculiar event involving a stolen defibrillator.
Matic Gorenc discusses the increasing heat and drought of summers, stating there is insufficient time to prepare for climate change.
This is a promotion for the latest issue of Monitor magazine, with the subtitle 'The world in which nothing is a coincidence'.
Published budget documents highlight the Janša government's priorities: funding for priests, drones, and tycoons instead of people. Includes a quote from opposition leader Robert Golob.
An interview with Robert Golob, the opposition leader, focusing on his perspective on a politician's legacy and the functioning of a community after their time.
A column by Janko Lorenci, titled 'Numbness', likely reflects on a state of apathy or emotional detachment regarding current events.
Vlado Miheljak's column, 'Top Slide into Ecological Catastrophe', warns of a gradual but dangerous progression towards an environmental disaster.
Grega Repovž's column, 'Lebensborn', draws a parallel between historical events and the present, suggesting that small, seemingly insignificant actions can lead to significant evil.
This piece discusses Slovenian writers and poets associated with the international PEN association, highlighting a specific aspect of their involvement in Slovenia.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač's article suggests that Janša's desired 'new republic' cannot survive without a stable economy, critiquing the current budget approach.
Heni Erceg's column, 'Help Me, Mary!', uses the desecration of a Međugorje icon as a springboard for an analysis that borders on ancient tragedy.
A profile of DJ Fujita Pinnacle, who seeks connections with people through his music.
A positive review of Tadej Golob's book 'Abyss'.
A highly positive review of Matej Bogataj's interpretation of Homer's Odyssey.
A lukewarm review of the film 'Spider-Man: A New Day'.
A review of the film 'Palestine 36' by Marcel Štefančič jr.
A positive review of the record 'Wingdings' by Four Tet.
A moderately positive review of 'Reality Awaits' by The Strokes.
A positive review of 'Performativity' by Access Frame.
A positive review of the record 'Beard' by Syd.
This appears to be a review or mention of a place or event called 'Konzum: Just Go On!', possibly a restaurant or cultural venue.
A photo gallery documenting the Pogi Challenge event and the presence of cyclist Tadej Pogačar in Komenda.
A photo gallery featuring 'Black Cube' in Ljubljana, likely an art installation or event.
Photos from an event or performance titled 'Primus' at Križanke and Kino Šiška in Ljubljana.
Images from the 'Summer in Šiška' event featuring Martin Ladika and Tri Niti at Kino Šiška, Ljubljana.
A photo gallery related to the 'Chinese Wall', likely an exhibition or historical artifact.
Photos from 'Summer in Minoriti' event featuring Teo Collori and Jaki Potezi in Lent, Maribor.
Images from the 'Tetkine Radosti' event during Summer in Minoriti, Lent, Maribor.
Photos from the European Juggling Convention 2026 in Ptuj, featuring Matjaž Kekec and Tina Vrdjika Kekec.
A photo gallery showcasing scenes from Kinabatangan in Borneo, Malaysia.
Photos from the European Juggling Convention 2026 held in Ptuj.
Images from the Skunk Anansie concert at the Pordenone Festival Blues & Co. in Italy.
Photos from the Ana Pupedan concert featuring Franci Kek at the Novo mesto Summer Festival.
