Where would Janša send 50,000 public sector employees? ↗
Front page leadThe Prime Minister has announced a restructuring of the public sector, raising questions about the fate of 50,000 employees.
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The front page of Mladina features a mix of domestic Slovenian political news, international affairs, and cultural topics. Key domestic stories include discussions on public sector restructuring and housing accessibility, along with a critical piece on a past government's decision regarding…
The Prime Minister has announced a restructuring of the public sector, raising questions about the fate of 50,000 employees.
The availability of affordable housing is identified as a significant national issue, extending beyond municipal concerns.
A brief report indicating a lack of success for an individual named Mahnič.
A statement suggesting that Prime Minister Janša's government plans to fund weapons acquisition by taking resources from the populace.
An article exploring the possibility of Canada joining the European Union as an associate member.
A quote emphasizing that a recent attack was not isolated but targeted the entire European continent.
An analysis questioning US foreign policy, suggesting it is unduly influenced by Israeli interests.
Macklemore was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour after publicly supporting Palestine, leading other participating musicians to withdraw in protest.
A report on China's commitment to defending Iran.
Donald Trump claims the attempt on his life was orchestrated as a political conspiracy.
An inquiry into whether Israel plans to strip filmmakers of their citizenship.
A quote from a source alleging Israel's intention to displace a significant number of Palestinians from Gaza.
The United Nations warns that the world is on the verge of irreversible changes affecting current and future generations.
A politician expresses regret that the previous government canceled a contract for Boxer armored vehicles, blaming them for endangering the country.
A debate or conflict involving Janković regarding a street named Palestine.
A question about extending free public transportation to students.
The world's highest mountain range, the Himalayas, is approaching a tipping point due to melting glaciers, threatening millions.
An investigation into the presence of the Pegasus spyware in Europe, specifically questioning if Slovenian phones are also compromised.
Quote from Igor Božić, editor and journalist, who discovered Pegasus on his phone, suggesting political motivations behind its use.
Oleksandra Matviychuk, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate from Ukraine, discusses the detrimental impact of war on democratic principles.
A column by Janko Lorenci discussing Prime Minister Janša's actions and their impact on Slovenia's sovereignty.
A column discussing the language used to label opponents, protests, and summer activities at swimming pools.
A column by Vlado Miheljak exploring the topic of antisemitism.
A story about Stane Kirn, a man born in 1924 who was a member of the Home Guard and a police officer during WWII, later becoming a caterer.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that Slovenia's divergence from the EU's liberal principles risks its status and financial support from the EU.
N'toko argues that the internet is not a space of freedom but a mechanism for manipulation, addiction, and mental degradation.
A profile of Julija Brajnik Volčič, an artist known for her emotionally charged work.
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 the silence'.
A positive review of Adéla's record 'Prima'.
A highly positive review of The Cramps' record 'Gravest Gravy'.
A highly positive review of Phoebe Bridgers' record 'Lost Weekend'.
A positive review of Erykah Badu & The Alchemist's record 'Before the World Blows'.