Where Did Democrats Get 590 Thousand Euros for Campaign? ↗
Front page leadThis story investigates how the Democratic party, which presented itself as a new project by Anže Logar, managed to raise such a substantial amount of money for its campaign.
Slovenia
The front page of Mladina focuses heavily on Slovenian domestic politics, with several articles scrutinizing political parties, campaign funding, and potential foreign influence. There are also pieces touching on social issues, international affairs, and cultural events. A prominent theme is the…
This story investigates how the Democratic party, which presented itself as a new project by Anže Logar, managed to raise such a substantial amount of money for its campaign.
The SDS party emphasizes that any potential visit by Zoran Stevanović to Moscow does not represent Slovenia's official foreign policy.
This article appears to be critical of Janez Janša, linking him to controversial figures.
The story discusses the negative portrayal and stigmatization of individuals receiving social welfare.
This news item reports on Amy Klobuchar securing the Democratic nomination, an international political event.
This article suggests that the SDS party is targeting the modern dance community.
Zoran Stevanović, as the first parliamentary speaker in four years, has contacted the Russian parliament's chairman and announced a trip to Moscow, raising questions about his potential obligations to Russia.
This story examines how a traffic accident has escalated into a political dispute.
This article addresses the issue of cyberattacks targeting media outlets in Slovenia.
This piece likely discusses issues related to housing, cooling, and perhaps energy poverty or climate adaptation in housing.
A recent poll indicates that the Pirate party has surpassed Stevanović's Resnica party, which would be left outside parliament if elections were held now.
This article seems to discuss potential future crises or significant societal shifts, possibly related to economic or environmental issues.
This story likely analyzes the economic trend of foreign investment in Slovenia.
This headline suggests a report on a theft involving a defibrillator, likely a local news item.
The article warns about increasingly hot and dry summers due to climate change, highlighting the insufficient time to prepare.
Published budget documents reveal the priorities of Janša's government, favoring priests, drones, and 'barons' over people.
Robert Golob, the leader of the opposition, refutes allegations of bribery concerning members of the Resnica party.
This is a column by Janko Lorenci, likely offering a personal reflection on a state of apathy or indifference.
This column by Vlado Miheljak likely discusses the slow progression towards an ecological disaster.
Slovenian writers and poets, united in the international PEN association, have spoken out.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that Janša's desired 'new republic' cannot politically survive without a stable economy.
Heni Erceg discusses the significance and potential sacrilege related to the icon of Maria from Međugorje.
This is a profile piece on Fujita Pinnacle, a DJ who uses music to connect with others.
A positive review of the book 'Abyss' by Tadej Golob.
A highly positive review of Matej Bogataj's work on Homer's Odyssey.
A review of the film 'Spider-Man: A New Day'.
A review of the film 'Palestine 36'.
A positive review of the album 'Wingdings' by Four Tet.
A positive review of The Strokes' album 'Reality Awaits'.
A positive review of the album 'Performativity' by Access Frame.
A positive review of Syd's album 'Beard'.