What will the shadow government do? ↗
Front page leadThis story discusses the actions of Slovenia's opposition leader, Robert Golob, and his potential plans and counter-attacks against the current government.
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The front page of Mladina features a mix of Slovenian domestic politics, international affairs, and cultural commentary. Top stories include the Slovenian government's future actions, opposition leader Robert Golob's counter-attack, and Elon Musk's call to slow AI development. Domestic news also…
Top stories
We must slow down tempo ↗
Elon Musk is calling for a slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence, highlighting concerns about its rapid advancement.
Public media need to be well-funded and independent ↗
This article emphasizes the importance of adequate funding and independence for public media outlets.
The only logical explanation is political interest ↗
This piece suggests that political motives are the driving force behind certain events or revelations, potentially related to the Pegasus spyware.
Illegal advertising ↗
This story likely examines issues surrounding the legality and practice of advertising.
Right-wingers dare not make satire, as they are sent by God ↗
This headline critiques the perceived lack of satirical courage among right-wing individuals, suggesting a belief in divine mandate.
Minister Matoz has found a recipe for narrowing rights ↗
This article critiques Minister Matoz's actions, suggesting they lead to a reduction in people's rights and freedoms.
War without end ↗
This piece likely discusses the ongoing conflict and its prolonged nature.
Friendship with Holocaust deniers ↗
This story explores relationships and interactions with individuals who deny the Holocaust.
Settlement without admission of guilt ↗
This article discusses a legal or political settlement where guilt is not formally acknowledged.
Everything is possible ↗
This piece, related to the extreme right, likely explores the possibilities and ideologies of far-right movements.
Well done, Igor E. Bergant! ↗
A positive commentary on journalist Igor E. Bergant's program, refuting expectations of it being a propaganda piece for Israel.
Machete over education ↗
This article discusses the alarming Pisa results and criticizes radical cuts to the education system, suggesting they are not justified.
In Slovenia, we got a brilliant solution overnight ↗
This appears to be a satirical or critical piece about a quickly implemented 'solution' in Slovenia.
Israeli intelligence gathered data on Slovenian activists ↗
This story reveals that Israeli intelligence services have been collecting information on activists within Slovenia.
Renaming Dimičeva to Palestinian Street ↗
This article likely discusses the renaming of a street, possibly in solidarity with Palestine.
What do the recordings published on anti-corruption2026.com say about our… ↗
This story investigates potential misconduct or corruption among lawyers, based on online published recordings.
The great horse is watching you ↗
The Pegasus spy program is present throughout Europe, and this article questions if it's also found on Slovenian phones.
The only logical explanation is political interest ↗
Igor Božić, an editor and journalist, discusses his discovery of the Pegasus spyware on his phone and its potential political implications.
War is a poison for democracy ↗
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk from Ukraine discusses the detrimental impact of war on democratic principles.
Janša and our sovereignty ↗
This column likely analyzes the actions and policies of Janez Janša concerning Slovenia's sovereignty.
Buy cheap, I give ↗
This piece, possibly a commentary or advertisement, uses a colloquial phrase that might relate to consumerism or a specific deal.
Demonstrations that are not happening ↗
This column discusses the nature of political demonstrations, labeling of opponents, and summer activities, implying a commentary on current political climate.
How to become an anti-Semite? ↗
This article delves into the topic of anti-Semitism, exploring its origins and how individuals might adopt such views.
From ashes to gold* ↗
This piece tells the story of Stane Kirn, a man born in 1924 who was a member of the Home Guard and police, and later a restaurateur, highlighting his life and experiences.
Slovenia's distancing from the liberal core of the EU risks its position as a… ↗
This analysis by Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that Slovenia's divergence from the EU's liberal principles threatens its role as a bridge-builder and could impact its access to EU funding.
The great disconnection ↗
N'toko's commentary suggests that the internet is not a space of freedom but rather a mechanism for manipulation, addiction, and mental decline.
Portrait: Painter and visual artist Julija Brajnik Volčič ↗
A profile of artist Julija Brajnik Volčič, who translates feelings of anger, powerlessness, and pain onto canvas.
Reviews ↗
This section contains reviews of various cultural works, including 'Vesna Lemaić: Obraz', 'Georgi Gospodinov: Vrtnar in smrt', and film reviews.
Restaurant review: Gostilna Pr’ lovcu ↗
A review of the restaurant 'Gostilna Pr’ lovcu'.
Photo gallery ↗
A collection of photos from various events, including protests, cultural events, and art exhibitions.
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