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Front page leadInvestigates the presence of the Pegasus spyware across Europe, with a specific focus on whether it is being used on Slovenian phones, linking its existence to political interests.
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The front page of Mladina highlights concerns about the Pegasus spyware and its potential presence in Slovenia, alongside an editorial critical of Slovenian politicians' perceived support for Israeli government actions in Gaza. Other stories cover a criminal past of a parliamentary speaker, the…
Investigates the presence of the Pegasus spyware across Europe, with a specific focus on whether it is being used on Slovenian phones, linking its existence to political interests.
An interview with Igor Božić, an editor and journalist who discovered Pegasus on his phone, discussing the implications and potential political motivations behind its use.
An interview with Oleksandra Matvijčuk, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate from Ukraine, who discusses the destructive impact of war on democratic principles.
Details the criminal history of the President of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, who has allegedly been convicted multiple times and cannot use expungement as an excuse.
Discusses the need for cooperation, featuring Luka Volk.
Examines the dismantling of the public veterinary network and its consequences for animal care, referencing a case of a veterinarian who 'vaccinated' dead cattle.
Questions whether the word 'can' implies 'never' in the context of ministerial actions regarding rights.
Explores connections with individuals who deny the Holocaust, suggesting a problematic association.
Praises a TV program hosted by Igor E. Bergant for not being a propaganda piece for Israel and for being a good broadcast.
Analyzes the concerning PISA results and argues that they should not be a reason for radical cuts in education.
Reports that Israeli intelligence agencies gathered information on Slovenian activists.
Discusses the potential renaming of Dimiceva Street to Palestinian Street.
Analyzes recordings published on anti-corruption2026.com concerning Slovenian lawyers.
A column by Janko Lorenci discussing Janez Janša and its implications for Slovenia's sovereignty.
A column discussing protests and summer activities, touching upon labeled opponents and political discourse.
A column exploring the concept and potential rise of anti-Semitism.
An editorial by Grega Repovž addressing the perceived association of Slovenian politicians with the Israeli government and condemning violence in Gaza.
A piece about Stane Kirn, a former Home Guard member and later restaurateur, highlighting his life story.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač discusses Slovenia's departure from the EU's liberal core and the potential threat to its position as a model connecting state and access to EU funds.
N'toko argues that the internet is not a space of freedom but a mechanism for manipulation, addiction, and intellectual decline.
Features visual artist Julija Brajnik Volčič and her work which translates feelings of anger, helplessness, and pain onto canvas.
A positive review of Vesna Lemaić's book 'Obraz'.
A positive review of Georgi Gospodinov's book 'Gardener and Death'.
A positive review of the film 'Beautiful and Sad World'.
A positive review of the film 'Coyote vs. System'.
A reserved review of the film 'I Want Sex'.
A negative review of the film 'Stars Above Silence'.
A positive review of the album 'Prima' by Adéla.
A positive review of 'Gravest Gravy' by The Cramps.
A positive review of 'Lost Weekend' by Phoebe Bridgers.
A positive review of 'Before the World Blows' by Erykah Badu & The Alchemist.