Politicians Must Answer All Media Questions ↗
Front page leadThe Association and Trade Union of Journalists warn that government members have a duty to participate in news broadcasts.
Slovenia
The news from Mladina, a Slovenian outlet, covers a range of topics including political accountability, international relations, and societal issues. Key stories include calls for politicians to answer media questions, potential EU action against a Slovenian MEP, and Slovenia's government ties…
The Association and Trade Union of Journalists warn that government members have a duty to participate in news broadcasts.
MEP (NSi/EPP) is under scrutiny in Strasbourg today regarding the potential revocation of his immunity.
The United States has deployed weapons in space, signaling a new frontier in military capabilities.
This appears to be a commentary or news item related to the SDS party and a call to 'arm yourselves legally'.
The article discusses a decision made by the Janša government regarding Israel.
A question is posed about whether free public transport could be extended to high school and university students.
The United Nations warns that the world is on the brink of irreversible changes that will affect current and future generations.
Slovenian Prime Minister expresses regret that the previous government canceled the Boxer armored vehicle purchase contract.
Donald Trump discusses a 'sick conspiracy' against artificial intelligence, stating that intelligence needs a smart president, not control.
An article exploring the possibility of self-driving taxis operating in Slovenia.
The article questions whether Slovenia has overnight adopted a fascist system.
The Himalayas are approaching a tipping point due to melting glaciers, threatening millions of lives.
The Pegasus spyware is present throughout Europe, with Serbia being a recent example, and its presence on Slovenian phones is investigated.
Igor Božić, editor and journalist, discusses discovering Pegasus on his phone, attributing it to political interest.
Interview with Oleksandra Matviichuk, Nobel Peace Prize laureate from Ukraine, discussing war's detrimental effect on democracy.
A column by Janko Lorenci discussing Janez Janša and Slovenia's sovereignty.
Bernard Nežmah's column discusses labeling opponents, protests, and summer activities.
A column by Vlado Miheljak on the topic of antisemitism.
A piece about Stane Kirn, born in 1924, who was a Home Guard and police officer during WWII, later a caterer.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that Slovenia's distancing from the EU liberal core endangers its position as a model connecting state and may affect EU fund absorption.
An article suggesting the internet is not a space of freedom but a mechanism for manipulation, addiction, and mental degradation.
Portrait of Julija Brajnik Volčič, a painter and visual artist who translates feelings of anger, helplessness, and pain onto canvas.
A positive review of Vesna Lemaić's book 'Obraz'.
A positive review of the film 'Kojot proti sistemu' (The Beast Against the System).
A positive review of Adéla's album 'Prima'.