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Front page leadExamines why Janez Janša leads foreign policy that lacks support within Slovenia, questioning his alignment with Israel and his views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including accusations of antisemitism.
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The front page of Mladina features a strong focus on Slovenian politics and foreign policy, particularly the actions and stances of Janez Janša regarding Israel and Palestine. Other prominent stories include potential changes in media ownership (POP TV), criticism of educational sector management…
Examines why Janez Janša leads foreign policy that lacks support within Slovenia, questioning his alignment with Israel and his views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including accusations of antisemitism.
This story delves into why Janez Janša supports Israel based on an antisemitic theory of 'great replacement,' his perceived blindness to the genocide of Palestinians, and his efforts to racially define Slovenia.
Provides background on rumors about the potential (re)sale of POP TV, a significant media outlet, and its implications.
The editorial discusses the case of MP Boris Mijić as a revelation of the abuses within a significant portion of 'entrepreneurship,' highlighting financial crimes, worker exploitation, and tax evasion.
An article discussing the management practices within the Slovenian education system.
This piece likely analyzes political stances, comparing them to Benjamin Netanyahu, potentially within the Slovenian context or in relation to Janša's government.
A piece exploring themes of espionage or political intrigue.
Discusses the reasons behind the closure of an exhibition at Turjak Castle, likely touching on cultural or political reasons.
Critiques the Ministry of Culture's proposal for a system that would introduce direct political control over RTV Slovenija, under the guise of an 'independent public media service.'
An analysis of how to leverage perceived weaknesses of Donald Trump in political strategy.
Discusses a situation affecting the Primorska region, possibly related to development or policy decisions.
A critique of how historical narratives are being presented or written.
Explores the paradoxical approach to immigration, where foreign workers are brought in while others are expelled, impacting the economy and society.
Analyzes Janez Janša's speech upon the reopening of a renovated castle, linking it to the martyrdom narrative of Turjak formed in the 1990s.
Argues that if Robert Golob is guilty in the Bobnar case, then all past and future prime ministers should also face judgment.
A piece with a potentially ironic title, likely offering a critical perspective on current events or policies.
Investigates disparities in transportation costs or benefits.
Possibly refers to an early indicator or event related to a larger political or social trend.
An interview with writer Ivana Bodrožić, reflecting on the current state of affairs and historical disputes.
A column discussing various topics including behavior, war criminals, a president's actions, and elections.
A highly critical commentary likely related to political rhetoric or actions associated with Janez Janša's government.
A piece discussing the lack of diplomatic engagement and a potential shift in approach.
Discusses the start of protests in Ljubljana against the fourth Janša government, marking the beginning of a new phase of public action.
Argues that Slovenia will lose taxpayers and the economy will lose labor force with the new foreigners act, benefiting the gray and black economy, stating the government has hit a wall.
Comments on Croatia's future path under its 'most right-wing government since independence,' suggesting a negative trajectory.
A profile of singer and fashion designer Maja Šebenik, known for her eclectic style.
A review of Mario Vargas Llosa's novel 'The Feast of the Goat.'
A review of a book critically examining the historical narrative surrounding Stalin.
A negative review of the film 'Gaja's World 3.'
A positive review of the film 'Zejtun.'
A neutral review of the film 'Resistance.'
A neutral review of the film 'The Whisper Man.'
A negative review of the film 'Just for One Night.'
A positive review of Interpol's album 'This Mirror Weighs a Ton.'
A positive review of Saul Williams' album 'Leap Life.'
A positive review of the album 'ii' by Denzel Curry & Kenneth Blume.
Information about a Vietnamese restaurant named Basa.
Photos documenting the beginning of signature collection for a referendum on an intervention law.
Photos depicting an act of sabotage against the scattering of political posters.
Photos from the first protest held in Ljubljana against the fourth government led by Janez Janša.