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Mladina

Visit site ↗ August 11, 2026

This front page from Mladina, a Slovenian news website, features a mix of domestic political news, social commentary, and cultural highlights. Key stories include a poll indicating a shift in voter preference, questions about a politician's ties to Russia, and concerns over cyberattacks on…

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Pirates Overtake Resnica in Poll ↗

Front page lead

A poll suggests that the Pirate party is ahead of the Resnica party, which would not enter parliament if elections were held now.

When a Traffic Accident Becomes a Political Dispute ↗

A traffic accident has escalated into a political confrontation, suggesting deeper societal divisions.

What Does Stevanović Owe Russia? ↗

This story investigates the financial or other obligations of Stevanović to Russia, potentially linking him to foreign influence.

Cyberattacks on Slovenian Media ↗

Concerns are raised about cyberattacks targeting Slovenian media outlets, potentially impacting freedom of the press.

Decrease in Childhood Vaccinations ↗

The number of children receiving vaccinations has declined, raising public health concerns.

Where Will This Country Go? ↗

An article posing a question about the future direction of the country, likely discussing political or social trends.

President: 'I Am Not a Machine. It's Hard for Me, Very Hard.' ↗

President Nataša Pirc Musar speaks about her personal struggles following a traffic accident, humanizing her public image.

Family Ties: Father Heads Government Communications Office, Daughter in PM's… ↗

This story highlights potential nepotism or conflicts of interest with a father leading a government office and his daughter working in the Prime Minister's cabinet.

Demonizing Welfare Recipients ↗

Luka Volk discusses the negative portrayal and 'demonization' of people receiving social assistance.

Monika Weiss: 'Janez Janša Is Not a Strategic Genius' ↗

An opinion piece by Monika Weiss critically assessing the strategic capabilities of Janez Janša.

When Will Ljubljana Get a Safe Room? ↗

This article likely discusses the need for safe spaces or shelters in Ljubljana, possibly in the context of migration or social issues.

The Migrant Crisis in Ceuta Showed the True Face of the EU ↗

This piece uses the migrant crisis in Ceuta as a lens to critique the European Union and its politicians.

Cultural Editor: Cover Art Influences a Book's Fate ↗

Zoran Pungerčar discusses the importance of book design, its role in society, AI, and the design profession.

Fear of a Big Wave ↗

This likely refers to a fear of a significant event or crisis, possibly economic or social, and its potential impact.

Inflow of Foreign Capital, Not Outflow ↗

This article likely analyzes economic trends, focusing on foreign investment and its impact on the Slovenian economy.

Stolen Defibrillator ↗

A report on the theft of a defibrillator, a concerning event likely related to public safety.

Climate Ignorance ↗

The article warns about the consequences of climate change, stating that summers will become hotter and drier, with insufficient time to prepare.

Great Swap: Budget Documents Reveal Government Priorities ↗

Published budget documents allegedly show the Janša government's priorities are for priests, drones, and barons instead of people.

Robert Golob: 'The Story of Alleged Bribery of Resnica MPs is a Complete Lie' ↗

The leader of the opposition, Robert Golob, vehemently denies allegations of bribery involving Resnica party members.

Lethargy: Slow Slide into Ecological Catastrophe ↗

A column by Janko Lorenci reflecting on societal apathy and its contribution to an unfolding ecological crisis.

Lebensborn: Great Evil Grows from Small Beginnings ↗

Vlado Miheljak's column likely draws a parallel between historical events or ideologies and contemporary issues, warning of escalating negativity.

'Now It Is Said': Slovenian Writers' Association PEN Speaks Out ↗

Grega Repovž reports on a statement made by Slovenian writers and poets associated with the international PEN organization.

Budget Arithmetic for Dummies ↗

Dr. Bogomir Kovač provides a simplified explanation of the national budget, suggesting that Janša's 'new republic' cannot survive without a stable economy.