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The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, features several prominent articles. The main focus is on Slovenia's foreign policy under Janša, particularly its stance on Israel and the conflict with Palestine, with one article suggesting Slovenia is prioritizing Israel over its own…
This article questions Prime Minister Janša's foreign policy, suggesting it lacks domestic support and is driven by external influences, specifically focusing on Slovenia's relationship with Israel.
The article alleges that Prime Minister Janša's support for Israel is based on antisemitic theories and a disregard for the conflict's impact on Palestinians, while also attempting to racially define Slovenia.
This news piece delves into rumors about the potential sale of POP TV, indicating that Telemach might be the target, suggesting significant shifts in the Slovenian media landscape.
A story about educators and their role within the education system, possibly touching on policy or current issues affecting teachers and schools in Slovenia.
This article likely analyzes the political spectrum in Slovenia, comparing its right-wing politics to that of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, suggesting an even more extreme stance.
This story likely investigates a case of espionage or a related controversy within Slovenia, potentially involving political or intelligence figures.
This article explores the reasons behind the closure or controversial nature of an exhibition held at Turjak Castle, suggesting underlying political or historical tensions.
The Ministry of Culture is proposing a system that would give politicians direct control over RTV Slovenia, cynically justified as ensuring an 'independent public media service'.
This piece offers an analysis or strategy on how to take advantage of perceived weaknesses of former US President Donald Trump, likely in a political or international context.
This story seems to focus on a specific region in Slovenia, Primorska, indicating it's being neglected or facing difficulties, possibly related to economic or political issues.
This article critiques the way history is being presented or written, suggesting a superficial or incomplete approach, possibly with political undertones.
The article addresses a contradiction in Slovenia's policy towards foreigners, highlighting the simultaneous importation of labor and the persecution of immigrants.
This piece discusses the interpretation of future events, possibly in relation to political rhetoric or historical narratives, referencing Janša's speeches and the symbolic role of Turjak Castle.
This commentary discusses accountability, questioning if Prime Minister Golob is solely responsible in the Bobnar case, or if other former and future prime ministers should also face scrutiny.
A piece with a possibly ironic title, 'So bad, it's good,' which could be a review or commentary on a cultural or political situation.
This story likely examines cost-effectiveness or pricing in a specific sector, possibly transportation or public services, in Slovenia.
This article might signify a first step or an early indication of change, possibly in politics or media, with a focus on a public event or announcement.
An interview with writer Ivana Bodrožić, who uses a metaphor of two people arguing over WWII on melting ice to describe the current state of affairs, likely in the Balkans or Europe.
A column likely discussing current events, possibly related to political figures or movements, with a cautionary tone indicated by 'Alarm'.
A strongly worded column that criticizes Janša's Slovenia, using inflammatory language to accuse the current political climate of being hostile or complicit with 'child murderers'.
This column suggests the start of a significant event or movement, referencing Jaša Jenull's protest as the beginning of something larger.
This article likely explores the distinction between foolish and heroic actions, potentially in a political context, and discusses Slovenia's new foreign nationals act, which is predicted to be detrimental to taxpayers and the economy.
This commentary likely discusses a summit meeting, focusing on the 'most right-wing government since independence' and its implications for Croatia's future.
A profile piece on Maja Šebenik - Sheby, a singer and fashion designer, highlighting her eclectic style and artistic approach.
A review of Mario Vargas Llosa's novel 'The Feast of the Goat,' likely assessing its literary merit and themes.
A review of a book titled 'Stalin: History and Criticism of a Black Legend,' offering an analysis of its content and perspective on Stalin.
A negative review of the film 'Gajin svet 3'.
A positive review of the film 'Zejtun'.
A neutral review of the film 'The Possessed'.
A neutral review of the film 'Accursed: Among Us'.
A neutral review of the film 'The Whisper Man'.
A negative review of the film 'Just for one night'.
A highly 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.
A highly positive review of Turnstile's album 'NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS'.
A short piece about a Vietnamese restaurant called Basa located at Slovenska cesta 55, Ljubljana.
