How to Prevent the Extinction of the Slovenian Nation ↗
Front page leadThis cover story questions how to prevent what the publication terms the 'extinction of the Slovenian nation,' suggesting a deep societal concern within the country.
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The Mladina front page features a mix of domestic Slovenian political commentary, social issues, and cultural news. A prominent story discusses how to prevent the 'extinction of the Slovenian nation,' while another delves into the political ambitions of Anže Logar and Tadej Ostrc. An interview…
This cover story questions how to prevent what the publication terms the 'extinction of the Slovenian nation,' suggesting a deep societal concern within the country.
An editorial piece by Grega Repovž analyzes Anže Logar and Tadej Ostrc, portraying them as ambitious politicians who would do anything for power and function, and who will not oppose Janša's demands.
An interview with Viktorija Krivolucka, described as the best friend of the President of the Republic, reveals her perspective on being used as a political tool.
This story explores the concept of division within Slovenian society, questioning if it might be a fundamental aspect of the collective Slovenian identity.
A news piece titled 'Cutting the Director of Jug' by Borut Mekina, suggesting a story about personnel changes or controversial decisions within an organization named Jug.
Borut Mekina's article investigates the ongoing 'Black Cube Case,' implying a continued focus on a potentially significant or unresolved issue.
Peter Petrovčič's article critically examines the efforts to combat corruption, suggesting that current measures are being made to look like a joke.
A short piece by Luka Volk titled 'Only Love!' which may explore themes of love or relationships.
Andreja Slameršek, a professor of chemistry and biology, questions the significant water usage for livestock feed and the subsidies directed towards animal husbandry.
Jure Trampuš's article 'Patriotism and Maria' likely connects national sentiment with religious or cultural themes.
Monika Weiss's report on the presence of asbestos in the center of Ljubljana, highlighting an environmental or health concern in the capital city.
Matic Gorenc's article discusses extensive construction activities, possibly related to urban development or infrastructure projects.
Christian Reiermann's piece, 'Courting Workers,' likely addresses labor relations, worker rights, or political strategies targeting the workforce.
A TV commentary by Stanka Prodnik that speculates on new political alliances, mentioning the peculiar situation involving a former SDS vice-president petitioning against Zoran Stevanović.
This is a tribute to the film career of actress Milena Zupančič, covering her life and work from 1946 to 2026.
Klea Nan's article 'Steps to Peace' likely discusses initiatives or strategies aimed at achieving peace.
Vanja Pirc's article is titled 'New Rules,' suggesting a discussion about changes in regulations or policies.
Matic Gorenc explores the evolving landscape of packaging materials and technologies.
Dušan Keber's commentary questions who will be able to halt Žan Mahnič, describing him as a person accustomed to crossing boundaries in politics.
This is a 'Quote of the Day' proposing a referendum on state funding for the church.
Vlado Miheljak's column offers a critical reflection on the state of culture.
Janko Lorenci's column, 'Women Are Wiser,' likely presents an argument or observation on the wisdom of women.
Grega Repovž's piece discusses the trend of young people moving towards right-wing political ideologies.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač's column argues that the militarization of the European Union poses a greater threat than a solution, suggesting a new war for old peace will destroy it.
Heni Erceg's column describes Croatia as the property of a 'toxic party' and its leader as the 'real enemy of the people.'
A portrait of Peter Fettich, a photographer noted for his community-building work.
A review of the book 'Dohtar and Povodni mož' by Aljoša Harlamov.
A review of Susan Sontag's work 'On Women.'
A film review of 'Bitter Christmas.'
A film review of 'Unforgettable Summer,' rated with a reserved positive assessment.
A film review of 'The End of Oak Street,' with a negative rating.
A positive review of the album 'XXXXX 2026' by Arca.
A mixed review of the album 'Who Asked?' by DOMi & JD Beck.
A positive review of the album 'fata morgana' by L'Rain.
A positive review of the album 'Blue Island' by Ravyn Lenae.
A piece titled 'Milking Bird's Milk' by Donatela from Rogaška Slatina, possibly a metaphorical or satirical commentary.
A photograph showing the effects of drought in Domžale.
A photograph of graffiti displayed on Plečnik's Stadium in Ljubljana.
A photograph depicting the dried-up riverbed of the Soča River in Trenta, illustrating the impact of drought.
Photographs from the Punk Rock Holiday 2026 festival held at the confluence of the Soča and Tolminka rivers.
A photograph of Tadej standing in front of a Non-Aligned Movement boat in Rijeka, Croatia.
Photographs from the 36th Light Aviation Meeting held in Lesce.
Photographs from a performance by Avtomobili Duo featuring Marko & Mirko Vuksanović at the Novomeško Poletje Festival in Novo Mesto.
Photographs from the Kamfest Festival in Kamnik, featuring Mef and Novele.
Photos from the Kamfest Festival in Kamnik, showing activities like a quiz and other events.
Photographs from a performance or event featuring Masharik at the Summer Theatre Khislstein in Kranj.
A photograph from Kluže (Chiusaforte in Italian), located in the Udine province of Italy.
Photographs from a sunrise concert by Marko Hatlak in Tinjan.
Photographs from the Jazz Kamp Kranj featuring Big Band Krško at the Cafe Pungert Gallery Garden.
Photographs from the 'Lessons of Darkness' exhibition by the Kela collective at the FEKK Festival in Ljubljana.