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The Mladina front page focuses heavily on Slovenian domestic politics, with major stories about protests against the Janša government, allegations of Slovenia being sold to Israel, and a lawsuit filed by Janša against Golob and Mesec. There are also stories on cultural exchange with Ukraine, local…
Protesters symbolically detained MP Boris Mijić as part of a demonstration against the Janez Janša government. Allegations were made that Janša sold Slovenia to Israel, with Golob accusing Stevanović of creating a political farce to cover up Resnica's deceptions and Janša's alleged sale of Slovenia.
Janez Janša is suing Robert Golob and Klemen Mesec, accusing them of damaging his honor and good name. This legal action is highlighted as a significant political development in Slovenia.
A discussion on the need for increased cultural exchanges between Slovenia and Ukraine.
Anton Rop is entering the mayoral race in Ljubljana, with the headline suggesting that citizens will finally have a choice.
Trade unions have collected over a tenth of the necessary signatures on their first day, indicating success in their initiative.
A brief mention of Donald Trump featured on a coin, an international news item.
Information about the 'Platforma' international festival of contemporary dance taking place in Maribor.
The article discusses whether record high fuel prices are justified, noting that they are hitting farmers, transporters, and the public, while the government has not intervened in the margins of oil traders which it increased itself.
The European Union experienced a 1.7% increase in overnight stays by tourists in the first half of the year.
Icelanders rejected resuming accession negotiations with the EU in a referendum.
