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The front page of Mladina features a prominent story on a protest in Ljubljana against the opening of the Israeli embassy, with calls to cut ties with Israel. Other domestic news includes a proposal to rename a street to Palestine Street, a proposed impeachment of Prime Minister Janša, and a…
A peaceful protest took place in Ljubljana, with attendees demanding the closure of the Israeli embassy and an end to economic cooperation with Israel in support of a free Palestine.
A news item about the renaming of Dimiceva street to Palestine Street, alongside a call to sign a letter against Slovenia's cooperation with Israel.
The news highlights a proposed constitutional impeachment against Prime Minister Janša, indicating significant political tension.
The political party Resnica has withdrawn its proposed law for drug testing of government officials.
A co-coordinator from Levica, Asta Vrečko, criticizes the government's proposed education reforms as hasty and lacking professional discussion.
A quote attributed to Putin stating that Russia has no aggressive intentions towards Europe.
Ursula von der Leyen comments on the 'shocking' footage from a funeral.
A TV series has been produced about the robbery of safes that occurred in Ljubljana.
Donald Trump has expressed support for the far-right's electoral success in Germany.
Minister Borut Rončević has presented a significant reform of the school system, proposing the abolition of the nine-year compulsory education.
Aleksandar Vučić has announced early parliamentary elections.
Concerns about censorship are raised as new owners of a TV station have canceled a program critical of the authorities.
A commentary on the increasing politicization of the public broadcaster RTV Slovenia.
A former researcher from Anthropic warns that AI systems with capabilities exceeding human intelligence are imminent, and that developers are 'playing with human lives'.
An analysis questioning Prime Minister Janša's foreign policy decisions regarding Israel, suggesting they are not supported domestically and are based on controversial theories.
This opinion piece critiques Janša's strong support for Israel, accusing him of not seeing the genocide against Palestinians and of attempting to racially define Slovenia.
The article discusses rumors about the potential sale of POP TV and wider implications for media freedom.
An interview with writer Ivana Bodrožić discussing the political nature of the female body and body image issues.
A column discussing the challenges and potential dangers associated with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence.
A critical column, possibly by Vlado Miheljak, with a strong indictment of the current political climate in Slovenia under Janša's leadership.
An analysis by Dr. Bogomir Kovač arguing that Slovenia's new foreigners act will harm the economy by driving away taxpayers and workforce.
A commentary on the current government in Croatia, suggesting it is the 'most right-wing government since independence' and leading the country in a negative direction.
A portrait feature on Maja Šebenik - Sheby, a singer and fashion designer known for her eclectic style.
A positive review of Mario Vargas Llosa's book 'The Fun at the Goat's'.
A positive review of 'Stalin: History and critique of a black legend'.
A negative review of the film 'Gajin svet 3'.
A positive review of the film 'Zejtun'.
A neutral review of the film 'Upor'.
A neutral review of the film 'The Accursed: Among Us'.
A neutral review of the film 'The Whisper Man'.
A negative review of the film 'Just for One Night'.
A very 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 very positive review of Turnstile's album 'NEVER ENOUGH: VERSIONS'.
A photo gallery entry indicating the start of signature collection for a referendum on an intervention law.
A photo gallery entry depicting an action against the littering of political posters.
A photo gallery entry documenting the first protest against the fourth Janša government held in Ljubljana's Republic Square.
