Third Final Conviction of Stevanović Revealed ↗
Front page leadThe president of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, declines to comment on old matters related to his third final conviction.
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The president of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, declines to comment on old matters related to his third final conviction.
Marko Bitenc, the first private entrepreneur among surgeons, expresses a desire for many wealthy individuals and no poor people.
This development is contrary to Janša's political interests.
Broader background on rumors about the (re)sale of POP TV.
This story likely discusses positive developments or financial successes within Slovenia's health sector.
MP Janez Žakelj from NSi points fingers at alleged 'UDBA agents'.
The Ministry of Culture proposes a system that would introduce direct political control over RTV Slovenia's operations, cynically justifying it with words about an 'independent public media service'.
An analysis of Donald Trump's political vulnerabilities and how they might be leveraged.
This likely refers to a specific regional issue or project in Slovenia that has encountered difficulties.
A critical look at how historical narratives are presented, possibly concerning Slovenian history.
An article discussing the contradictory policies and social attitudes towards immigrants in Slovenia.
Janša's speech about the opening of a renovated castle in 2026 is analyzed in its historical context, particularly the 'martyrdom' of Turjak, shaped since the 1990s.
The article questions whether Prime Minister Robert Golob should face trial in the Bobnar case, suggesting others in similar positions should also be held accountable.
This piece likely criticizes certain practices or individuals exploiting the education system in Slovenia.
A commentary piece with a potentially ironic or contrarian take on a current issue.
An article examining pricing or subsidies related to transportation or specific services.
An examination of Prime Minister Janša's foreign policy decisions and their lack of domestic support.
The article criticizes Janša for prioritizing Israel's interests over Slovenia's, accusing him of acting on antisemitic theories and ignoring the genocide against Palestinians.
Writer Ivana Bodrožić reflects on the current state of affairs, comparing it to a precarious situation where conflicts persist.
A column discussing topics like war crimes veneration, the president's actions, and upcoming elections.
A strong critique of the political climate in Slovenia under Janša's leadership.
Commentary on the start of protests, referencing Jaša Jenull's action in Ljubljana.
Slovenia, with its new foreigners act, is predicted to lose taxpayers and workforce, while benefiting the black and grey economies.
Commentary on Croatia's political direction under its current government, implying a move towards a negative future.
A profile of a singer and fashion designer who embraces eclecticism.
A positive review of Mario Vargas Llosa's novel.
A review of a book examining the history and critical analysis of Stalin's legacy.
A negative review of the film 'Gajin svet 3'.
A positive review of the film 'Zejtun'.
A neutral or reserved review of the film 'Upor'.
A neutral or reserved review of the film 'The Accursed: Among Us'.
A neutral or reserved 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.
A positive review of Turnstile's album 'NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS'.
Images related to the collection of signatures for a referendum on a new law.
Photographs depicting an act of vandalism against political campaign materials.
Images from the initial protest against the fourth government led by Janša in Republic Square, Ljubljana.