Who Will Stop Mahnič? ↗
Front page leadThis commentary questions the political actions of Žan Mahnič, who is described as someone long accustomed to crossing boundaries in politics.
Slovenia
The Mladina front page features a mix of domestic Slovenian political news, including controversies surrounding Žan Mahnič and a petition for the resignation of the National Assembly president. It also covers economic news like rising fuel prices and environmental concerns related to river…
This commentary questions the political actions of Žan Mahnič, who is described as someone long accustomed to crossing boundaries in politics.
Signatories are demanding the resignation of National Assembly President Zoran Stevanović and the establishment of an investigative commission into the Black Cube affair.
This news item is attributed to Monika Weiss and appears to be related to a collection of some sort for Hojs, likely a political figure in Slovenia.
Žan Mahnič is reported to be seeking to limit the President's access to classified information, a move that could have significant political implications.
Zoran Stevanović defends his leadership of the National Assembly, stating that he has conducted his duties responsibly.
The price of fuel derivatives has seen another increase, impacting the economy.
With rivers heating up, concerns are raised about megaprojects planned for additional energy utilization of rivers.
The Slovenian part of the Peace Walk will take place from August 25 to September 2, 2026.
This headline indicates a diplomatic warning from Moscow to London, likely in the context of international relations.
Ukraine has reportedly launched attacks using hundreds of drones on Moscow and its surrounding areas.
Israel has conducted an airstrike on a base located in Syria.
Donald Trump states that there are no ongoing negotiations or talks with Iran.
An agent describes his mission for Israel's foreign intelligence service, Mossad, which involved inserting a USB stick into a target's laptop.
The Radovljica cemetery now bears the inscribed names of fallen partisans, honoring their memory.
This is an announcement of the death of Vedrana Rudan, a notable figure.
The FeKK short film festival is commencing.
The Grounded festival will address the topic of militarization.
Anja Zag Golob expresses her view that art needs to be challenging to be truly effective.
Democratic socialists are succeeding in elections across the United States, though not yet in sufficient numbers to take over the Democratic Party.
The attacks on the president and the constitutional court are presented as a deliberate political tactic to disable oversight of power.
Sociologist of culture and communication Anamarija Šiša discusses findings about Generation Z's sexual activity compared to older generations.
This opinion piece suggests that Janez Janša and his coalition government are hindering developmental progress.
This commentary discusses the nature of an approaching threat, possibly political or social, perceived as an 'invasion of barbarians'.
This piece reflects on the potential duration of the current parliamentary coalition led by Janez Janša and aims to minimize potential damage.
This commentary argues that the omnibus legislative technique is an inappropriate legal tool for institutional interventions.
The 'migrant crisis' is framed as a recurring issue in Western politics, serving as fodder for moral panic cycles.
A portrait of Jan Brovč, a fashion designer, costume designer, and visual artist inspired by club scene culture.
A positive review of Jo Nesbø's book 'The Kingdom of Mountains'.
A positive review of Miroslav Pačnik's book 'Beheaded Dictator'.
A review of the film 'The Furious Huo Zhe Yan'.
A reserved review of the film 'Private Life Vie privée'.
A positive review of the film 'Nirvanna the Band the Show the Movie'.
A positive review of Steve Lacy's record 'Oh Yeah?'.
A positive review of The Durutti Column's record 'Renascent'.
A positive review of John Carpenter's record 'Cathedral'.
A positive review of Veronika Nikolovska's record 'Unplugged'.