First Protest Against Janez Janša's Government ↗
Front page leadA protest is scheduled for September 2nd at 6 PM in Ljubljana's Republic Square, opposing the government led by Janez Janša.
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The front page of Mladina features several domestic political stories in Slovenia, including protests against the government, potential diplomatic visits from Israel, and union-led initiatives for referendums. International news is also present, with a mention of a Spanish migrant crisis and…
A protest is scheduled for September 2nd at 6 PM in Ljubljana's Republic Square, opposing the government led by Janez Janša.
The Israeli Foreign Minister is expected to visit Slovenia next week, potentially coinciding with the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana.
Andrej Vizjak has been appointed as the new director general of Gen Energija.
Marko Jug, the General Director of the University Medical Centre Ljubljana (UKC Ljubljana), has offered his resignation.
Protests were held in Bled expressing opposition to the strengthening of relations between Slovenia and Israel.
Janez Janša and Tone Kajzer have reportedly refused to meet with Marta Kos.
Six trade union confederations will begin collecting signatures on Tuesday for a legislative referendum against a law they deem detrimental to Slovenia.
The initiators of the referendum regarding local elections have announced they are withdrawing their initiative and will instead appeal to the Constitutional Court.
A statement highlights the strong and close relationship between the United States and Slovenia.
The annual inflation rate in August increased to three percent.
A commentary suggests that RTV Slovenija is performing well, noting that Televizija Slovenija is the only television channel experiencing viewership growth.
Icelandic citizens voted in a referendum to reject the renewal of negotiations for accession to the European Union.
The article questions whether the record-high fuel prices are justified, noting their impact on farmers, transporters, and the public, while the government has not intervened in oil trader margins.
This piece critiques what it terms 'negative selection,' where adherence to the 'cult' of Janez Janša has become a primary requirement for professional roles.
An interview with architect and writer Ajda Bračič discusses the future of human existence.
Information about the 'Dvjajseta Platforma' international contemporary dance festival taking place from August 30th to September 5th in Maribor.