Profits for the Church ↗
Front page leadFinancial data from church-affiliated companies reveals high profits, with a former director of a key Slovenian Catholic Church company returning to the Ministry of Finance.
Slovenia
The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into the finances of the Catholic Church in Slovenia, a political development regarding local elections, and analysis of high fuel prices affecting Slovenia…
Financial data from church-affiliated companies reveals high profits, with a former director of a key Slovenian Catholic Church company returning to the Ministry of Finance.
The initiators of a referendum concerning local elections have announced they will withdraw their initiative and instead turn to the Constitutional Court.
A story focusing on the mistreatment of farm animals, with an author credited as Peter Petrovčič.
An article that appears to be critical of government appointments or 'super officials' under Janez Janša's leadership.
A piece discussing RTV (Slovenian public broadcaster) and its relationship with the government, authored by Jure Trampuš.
An article that critiques a process of 'negative selection,' possibly related to professional positions and cult of personality around Janez Janša.
This story questions the justification of record-high fuel prices, noting that the government has not intervened in oil trader margins, which it increased itself.
New regulations in Slovenia will reportedly prevent foreign workers from having family lives, treating them merely as labor.
The foreign minister of Israel is expected to visit Slovenia.
A commentary likely critical of the banking sector's inaction or policies, by Monika Weiss.
A story with the headline 'Left to the street', possibly about social or economic displacement.
An article with the title 'Government Employers', author Monika Weiss, likely about labor relations or policies involving the government.
A commentary arguing that RTV Slovenia, the public broadcaster, is performing well and is the only television station seeing increased viewership.
An overview of current popular initiatives in Slovenia, consolidating them in one place.
A piece with the title 'Partners for dirty jobs', potentially discussing political alliances or controversial collaborations.
An article titled 'World Disorder', likely a commentary on international affairs and global instability.
Icelandic citizens have rejected the re-initiation of negotiations for European Union membership through a referendum.
A question posed about the retirement of former Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša.
An interview with Ajda Bračič, an architect and writer, discussing existential questions about the future of human life.
This article criticizes the practice where loyalty to Janez Janša is prioritized over professional qualifications for obtaining positions.
This story questions the justification of record-high fuel prices, noting that the government has not intervened in oil trader margins, which it increased itself.
An interview with Ajda Bračič, an architect and writer, discussing existential questions about the future of human life.
A column by Janko Lorenci titled 'Plan', likely discussing strategic planning or a development paradigm.
A column by Vlado Miheljak with a metaphorical title about spies.
Grega Repovž discusses the possibility of cheaper gasoline, questioning the inevitability of current high diesel prices in Slovenia.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač writes about tourism as a rare but influential global connector, an antithesis to geopolitical divisions.
N'toko writes about a law amendment that will significantly impact the lives of tens of thousands of workers and shake the Slovenian labor market.
A portrait of Dino Govše, a photographic technician who likes to turn memories into tangible things.
A review of Walter Tevis's book 'The Man Who Fell to Earth'.
A review of Damir Globočnik's exhibition or work titled 'Living Photographs'.
A review of the film 'Tony'.
A review of the film 'Spa Weekend'.
A review of Jorja Smith's record 'What Are The Odds'.
A review of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard's record 'Alien'.
A review of Jungle's record 'Sunshine'.
A review of Overmono's record 'Pure Devotion'.
A section on consumption and amateur historiography, featuring 'Janževina, Janški Vrh'.
A collection of photos from various events, including concerts, exhibitions, and marches.
The President of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, presented a donation of school bags and supplies to the Slovenian Association of Friends of Youth for their program 'Full School Bag'.
Photos and mentions related to the 'Balkan Route' and a 'Peacewalk' event.
Information about a concert by the band Plavi Orkestar.
Photos and mentions related to the 'Balkan Route' and a 'Peacewalk' event in Ljubljana.
A report on a protest for trees that took place in Maribor.