Renaming Dimiceva Street to Palestinian Street ↗
Front page leadA movement for Palestinian rights has submitted a proposal to the Ljubljana Municipality for a symbolic gesture to rename Dimiceva Street to Palestinian Street.
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The front page of Mladina focuses heavily on Slovenia's relationship with Israel, including proposed street renaming, a business forum, protests against the Israeli embassy, and a criminal complaint against the Israeli foreign minister. Other domestic news includes potential education reforms and…
A movement for Palestinian rights has submitted a proposal to the Ljubljana Municipality for a symbolic gesture to rename Dimiceva Street to Palestinian Street.
The business forum will be led by public broadcaster journalist Nejc Krevs, with other journalists denied entry.
A protest against the opening of the Israeli embassy is scheduled for Wednesday at 6 PM in Ljubljana.
A call to sign a petition opposing Slovenia's cooperation with Israel.
New owners have reportedly shut down a TV show, indicating potential censorship.
An article questions whether Benjamin Netanyahu had prior knowledge of the events of October 7th.
Minister of Education Borut Rončević has presented a comprehensive reform of the school system, including the potential abolition of the nine-year schooling period.
A criminal complaint has been filed against Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, who is reportedly set to visit Slovenia for the opening of the Israeli embassy.
Vladimir Putin has stated to Donald Trump that Russia does not have aggressive intentions towards Europe.
Ursula von der Leyen commented that the footage from the funeral was deeply disturbing.
An article marks fifty years since the death of Mao Zedong.
Russia has indicated that it will deliver a painful and sharp response to unspecified actions.
The opposition is calling for an urgent committee session due to the Ministry of Culture's alleged lack of legal basis for withholding funding for cultural programs.
Ombudsman Simona Drenik Bavdek emphasized that hospice care should not be on the fringes of society, as dying and death are part of life and should be community-oriented.
Iceland has expressed its unwillingness to become part of the United States.
The state has a responsibility to guarantee its citizens a dignified life.
An article discusses the renewed politicization of the Slovenian public broadcaster, RTV Slovenija.
An analysis questions Janez Janša's foreign policy stance, suggesting it lacks support within Slovenia and is overly focused on Israel, potentially based on antisemitic theories.
This headline suggests that Slovenia's current political focus has shifted entirely to supporting Israel, possibly at the expense of national interests.
Explores the broader context of rumors surrounding the (re)sale of POP TV and potential implications for Telemach.
An interview with writer Ivana Bodrožić discussing the political nature of the female body and related body image issues.
A column by Janko Lorenci titled 'Escape'.
Discusses the complex and potentially problematic evolution of artificial intelligence.
A column by Bernard Nežmah discussing topics such as 'fazaniranje' (mockery/ridicule), idolizing war criminals, the president's joyride, and the capital's elections.
A provocative column by Vlado Miheljak, likely criticizing current political trends or figures in Slovenia under a Janša-led government.
A column by Grega Repovž titled 'Diplomacy and Conversion'.
Jaša Jenull's action at the Republic Square in Ljubljana is seen as the beginning of something significant, likely related to protests.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that Slovenia will lose taxpayers and workforce with a new foreigner law, benefiting the black and grey economies.
Heni Erceg comments on Croatia's political direction under its current government, expressing concern.
A portrait of singer and fashion designer Maja Šebenik, who favors eclecticism.
A positive review of Mario Vargas Llosa's book 'Entertainment at the Boar'.
A positive review of 'Stalin: History and Critique of a Black Legend'.
A negative review of the film 'Gajin svet 3'.
A neutral review of the film 'Upor'.
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 Denzel Curry & Kenneth Blume's album 'ii'.
A highly positive review of Turnstile's album 'NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS'.
Information about the opening of the Vietnamese restaurant Basa at Slovenska cesta 55, Ljubljana.
A photo report shows the beginning of signature collection for a referendum on an intervention law.
A photo report on a sabotage action against the littering of political posters.
A photo report from the first protest against Janez Janša's fourth government held in Republic Square, Ljubljana.