Is Janša Repaying Debts? ↗
Front page leadA commentary exploring the implications of Slovenia reopening its doors to an individual who became a symbol of policies that led to international sanctions against him.
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The front page of Mladina features a mix of domestic Slovenian political commentary, national news, and some international affairs. Top stories include a commentary on whether Janša is repaying debts, the end of parliamentary recess and upcoming referendums, and a critique of a new law as an…
A commentary exploring the implications of Slovenia reopening its doors to an individual who became a symbol of policies that led to international sanctions against him.
The National Assembly will decide today on the call for three consultative referendums.
The opposition does not rule out the possibility of a constitutional review.
The article discusses a proposal to distribute the constitution to first-grade students, with the opposition not ruling out a constitutional review.
Prices of petroleum derivatives increased at midnight.
Posters with red borders and political messages have been filling public spaces for two years.
Professors and researchers of criminal law have rightly named the so-called 'Skok law' as an obvious political attack on the independence of the prosecution and judiciary.
The United States has threatened Canada with a new increase in tariffs.
Aleksander Čeferin will not be a candidate for FIFA president next year.
The Netherlands has decided not to participate in Eurovision.
A TV commentary discussing potential new political alliances, particularly involving former SDS vice-president and Janša's ally Zoran Stevanović.
A tribute to the film life of Milena Zupančič (1946–2026).
TikTok will pay $400 million, and New Zealand plans to ban social media for under-16s.
Russian President Putin promised victory in Ukraine before the elections.
A statement suggesting the Slovenian academic community feels superior and detached from the surrounding world.
Questioning what kind of roots Slovenia should have.
An article discussing how to prevent the extinction of the Slovenian nation.
Perhaps the division is the collective identity of Slovenians.
An interview with Viktorija Krivolucka, the best friend of the president of the republic, who claims to be a weapon used against Nataša.
A column by Vlado Miheljak.
A column by Janko Lorenci.
A commentary on the rightward political drift of young people.
A column by Dr. Bogomir Kovač discussing how militarization threatens the European Union more than it saves it, and a new war for old peace will collapse it.
A commentary by Heni Erceg stating that Croatia has essentially been the property of a toxic party since its foundation, led by a true enemy of the people.
A profile of Peter Fettich, a photographer who builds community.
A book review of Aljoša Harlamov's 'Dohtar in Povodni mož'.
A review or discussion related to Susan Sontag and women.
A film review titled 'Bitter Christmas'.
A film review titled 'Unforgettable Summer'.
A film review titled 'End of Elm Street'.
A review of the album 'XXXXX 2026' by Arca.
A review of the album 'Who Asked?' by DOMi & JD Beck.
A review of the album 'fata morgana' by L’Rain.
A review of the album 'Blue Island' by Ravyn Lenae.