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The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, features several prominent stories, with a focus on domestic politics and societal issues. Key themes include alleged political favoritism in appointments, the upcoming visit of the Israeli foreign minister, high fuel prices, and concerns about…
This lead story discusses how adherence to a 'cult of Janez Janša' has allegedly become a prerequisite for obtaining professional positions, implying a politicization of appointments.
Slovenia is expecting the arrival of the Israeli foreign minister, with the sub-headline suggesting Netanyahu has a new ally.
This news item highlights 'awarded independent staff,' likely critiquing the notion of independence in recent appointments.
This story focuses on 'super officials' appointed during the Janša government, likely examining their roles and qualifications.
The article questions the justification for high fuel prices, noting the impact on farmers, transporters, and the public, while the government has not intervened in fuel retailers' margins.
This story appears to investigate financial gains or profits associated with the church.
This piece questions whether citizens would want to live in a country where RTV Slovenia's funding is dependent on the government's annual budget allocations.
The article discusses how the current government is silencing employees in social negotiations.
This story reports on the issue of mistreated farm animals.
This headline suggests a critique of banks' inaction in a certain situation.
This headline indicates a story about individuals or groups being left without support or shelter.
This piece likely examines patriotism and its role in education or society.
This commentary argues that Television Slovenia is performing well, noting its growing viewership.
Foreign workers in Slovenia will no longer have the right to family life, suggesting a dehumanizing view of migrant labor.
This headline suggests a story about individuals or entities involved in unethical or undesirable tasks.
This is a general headline about global disorder.
This story reports on the dangers and impact of deadly heatwaves.
A personal account of how the author became a child forgotten in a hot car.
An interview with architect and writer Ajda Bračič discussing the future of human existence.
A link to the latest issue of Mladina magazine, issue number 34 of 2026.
A positive review of the book 'The Man Who Fell to Earth' by Walter Tevis.
A positive review of the photography book 'Living Photographs' by Damir Globočnik.
A positive review of the film 'Tony'.
A review of a film titled 'The Fear's Taste'.
A reserved review of the film 'Spa Weekend'.
Record fuel prices are affecting farmers, transporters, and the general population, while the government is not intervening in the margins of oil traders, which it had previously increased.
A review of Jorja Smith's album 'What Are The Odds'.
A review of King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard's album 'Alien'.
A review of Jungle's album 'Sunshine'.
A review of Overmono's album 'Pure Devotion'.
A piece on local or hobbyist historical research related to 'Janševina, Janški Vrh'.
A collection of photos from various events, including Big Band Bled, Jazz Kamp Kranj, Festival Versia, Roman Games, and a peace walk.
The President of the National Assembly donated school bags and supplies to the Association of Friends of Youth for their 'Full School Bag' program.
Reportage on the start of the Balkan Route as part of a peace walk event.
Information about a concert by the band Plavi Orkestar.
A report on a 'Protest for Trees' event held on Trubarjeva Street in Maribor.
