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The front page of Mladina features a mix of domestic Slovenian politics, international affairs, and cultural news. Key domestic stories include criticism of the Janša government's policies regarding RTV contributions and defense spending, as well as local political developments concerning the son…

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Jure Janković in Belgrade at the 'godfather' of President Vučić's address ↗

Front page lead

This story investigates the assets of the son of the Ljubljana mayor in Serbia, particularly his connection to the 'godfather' of Serbian President Vučić.

Janša's government calls for the abolition of the RTV contribution ↗

The article discusses the Janša government's proposal to eliminate the RTV contribution, questioning what kind of democracy Slovenia wishes to preserve for the future.

Janša will take from the people for weapons ↗

A report indicating that the government plans to use funds from citizens for weapons, with a statement suggesting this action endangers Slovenia.

Serbia will have to face the past ↗

This article suggests that Serbia needs to confront its historical issues.

Janković against Palestinian Street ↗

This story appears to relate to a local political decision or debate involving Janković and the naming of a street in relation to Palestine.

Primorje mayors supported TV Koper Capodistria ↗

Local mayors from the Primorje region have publicly supported TV Koper Capodistria.

Edu Sheeran doesn't like 'Free Palestine' ↗

Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour after publicly supporting Palestine. He reveals the background of the music industry being controlled by Israeli lobbies.

European Parliament did not recognize Tonin's parliamentary immunity ↗

MEP Tonin's parliamentary immunity was not recognized by the European Parliament, with an NSi MEP blaming a technical error.

Will Israel revoke citizenship from filmmakers? ↗

This story questions whether Israel will strip citizenship from filmmakers.

Janša's government chose Israel ↗

This headline suggests a political alignment or decision by the Janša government in favor of Israel.

US has weapons deployed in space ↗

Reports indicate that the United States has deployed weapons in outer space, with calls for them to cease such deployments.

In capitalism, the center exploits the periphery ↗

This is a statement about economic theory, suggesting that in a capitalist system, the core regions exploit the outer regions.

Unprecedented risk ↗

The United Nations warns that the world is on the brink of irreversible changes that will affect future generations, highlighting an unprecedented risk.

Someone must be held responsible for this scandal as it endangered Slovenia ↗

Slovenian Prime Minister expresses regret that the previous government canceled a contract for Boxer eight-wheeled armored vehicles.

Free public transport for high school and university students too? ↗

A question is raised about whether free public transport could be extended to high school and university students.

Millions of lives endangered by glacier melt ↗

The melting of glaciers, particularly in the Himalayas, is reaching a tipping point and endangers millions of lives.

The Pegasus spy program is present throughout Europe, the latest case is… ↗

The Pegasus spyware is widespread in Europe, with Serbia being the latest country affected, raising concerns about its presence on Slovenian devices.

'War is poison for democracy' - Oleksandra Matviichuk, Nobel Peace Prize… ↗

An interview with Oleksandra Matviichuk, a Nobel Peace Prize winner from Ukraine, who discusses how war is detrimental to democracy.

Janša and our sovereignty ↗

A column discussing Prime Minister Janša's actions and their impact on Slovenia's sovereignty.

Demonstrations that weren't ↗

This column reflects on protests and summer activities, contrasting them with the language used to label opponents.

How to become an antisemite? ↗

A column exploring the topic of antisemitism, possibly in the context of current political discourse.

Evil ↗

This piece reflects on 'evil' through the life story of Stane Kirn, who was a member of the Home Guard and later a restaurateur.

The first mirror ↗

Slovenia's move away from the liberal core of the EU jeopardizes its position as a model connecting state and may affect its access to European funds.