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The Speaker of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, cannot rely on expungement from the criminal record, as he has a history of repeated offenses and at least three final convictions.
An event was held for Urška Bačovnik Janša at Villa Tartini, with the stated explanation being 'the only logical explanation is political interest'.
This story suggests that political interest is the only logical explanation for an event, likely related to Urška Bačovnik Janša's reception.
This article, titled 'Time for Cooperation,' likely discusses political or social collaboration within Slovenia.
The article 'Zeleni Vrtovec' seems to focus on an environmental or green initiative, possibly related to a location or project named Vrtovec.
An article detailing the dismantling of the public veterinary network, which leads to reduced veterinary care for livestock and domestic animals, and mentions a veterinarian who 'vaccinated' dead cattle.
Minister Matoz has reportedly devised a method to restrict rights, with the subtitle questioning whether 'can' means 'never'.
This story, 'Vojna brez konca' (Endless War), likely discusses ongoing global conflicts and their implications.
This article explores relationships or interactions with individuals who deny the Holocaust, likely a commentary on societal or political stances.
The article 'Poravnava brez priznanja krivde' (Settlement Without Admission of Guilt) probably examines a legal or political settlement where guilt was not formally acknowledged.
This piece discusses the far-right political spectrum, suggesting that 'anything is possible' within this context.
A positive commentary on a broadcast by Igor E. Bergant, praising it for not being a propaganda piece for Israel and deeming it a good show.
The PISA results are concerning, but they cannot be grounds for such radical cuts to the education system.
This article appears to be sarcastic, referring to a supposed 'brilliant solution' that emerged in Slovenia overnight.
Israeli intelligence services have reportedly gathered information on Slovenian activists.
This news item concerns the renaming of Dimičeva Street to Palestinian Street.
An investigation into what online recordings on the website anti-corruption2026.com reveal about Slovenian lawyers.
The Pegasus spyware is present throughout Europe, with Serbia being the latest example, raising questions about its presence on Slovenian phones.
An interview with Oleksandra Matviichuk, Nobel Peace Prize laureate from Ukraine, discussing how war negatively impacts democracy.
An opinion piece discussing Janez Janša's influence on Slovenia's sovereignty.
A commentary on current political events, mentioning convicted politicians, labeling opponents, and summer protests.
This column explores the topic of anti-Semitism, questioning how individuals might become adherents to such views.
This piece likely tells the story of Stane Kirn, born in 1924, a former partisan and later a restaurateur, differentiating his story from other Home Guard members.
An analysis suggesting that Slovenia's departure from the liberal core of the EU risks its position as a model connecting state and could jeopardize the drawing of European funds.
This article argues that the internet is not a space of freedom but a mechanism for manipulation, addiction, and mental decline.
A portrait of visual artist Jelena Brajnik Volčič, who translates feelings of anger, helplessness, and pain onto canvas.
A positive review of the book 'Obraz' by Vesna Lemaić.
A positive review of Georgi Gospodinov's book 'The Gardener and Death'.
A positive review of the film 'Lep in žalosten svet' (A Beautiful and Sad World).
A positive review of the film 'Kojot proti sistemu' (Coyote vs. System).
A mixed review for the film 'Želim seks' (I Want Sex).
A negative review for the film 'Zvezde nad tišino' (Stars Over Silence).
A positive review of Adéla's album 'Prima'.
A positive review of The Cramps' album 'Gravest Gravy'.
A positive review of Phoebe Bridgers' album 'Lost Weekend'.
A positive review of Erykah Badu & The Alchemist's album 'Before the World Blows'.