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Front page leadInvestigates the presence of a Netanyahu's specialist for covert operations at the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana.
Slovenia
The front page of Mladina discusses the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana and the attendance of a controversial figure, analyzes the rise in housing prices in Slovenia, criticizes government claims about the public sector size, and covers various other domestic and international news…
Investigates the presence of a Netanyahu's specialist for covert operations at the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana.
Examines who is inflating housing prices and whether these tactics are effective.
Debunks the claim of an excessively large public sector in Slovenia, stating it has the fourth-lowest proportion of public sector employees in the EU.
A news brief questioning the connection between Israel and the Krško Nuclear Power Plant (JEK 2).
A follow-up story likely related to a previous event or location named Depala Vas.
Reports on an increase in military spending.
Discusses a potential or proposed pathway into the military directly after primary education.
Covers a legal case involving Tonin, likely a public figure, and his defense in a Slovenian court.
Investigates issues related to surveillance and immunity, possibly involving a politician or government official.
Introduces Tomaž Erjavec, who is taking over leadership of the largest healthcare institution, UKC Ljubljana.
Reports on a meeting that was not publicly disclosed or reported on.
A cultural or social commentary piece titled 'Kofetarica's Reproduction'.
A piece discussing broken promises and their negative consequences.
An analysis of Donald Trump's thought process, set a month and a half before potentially damaging congressional elections.
Explores the reasons behind the rise and appeal of the Alternative for Germany political party.
A report or travelogue detailing experiences in a politically or socially divided region.
Discusses a referendum concerning the welfare state system.
A commentary on the concept of 'common sense' and its potential oppressive aspects.
A piece titled 'Genocide Factory', likely a critical commentary or investigative report.
An interview with philosopher Alenka Zupančič discussing the dangers of political gamesmanship.
A column by Janko Lorenci titled 'Our Without Alibi'.
A column discussing a march by far-right groups.
A column questioning the status of a media outlet as a bastion of democracy.
An analysis by Vlado Miheljak on why Slovenia is unlikely to achieve the economic and social standing of Switzerland.
Compares the revolutionary fervor of the Slovenian right wing to communist times, warning of similar consequences.
Critiques the Serbian Patriarch Porfirije for glorifying Ratko Mladić as a hero in a sermon.
A profile of Klara Kuk, an actress who believes in taking a public stance on issues.
A positive review of Delphine de Vigan's book 'Children Are the Law'.
A positive review of Ivan Cankar's literary works: 'Nina', 'New Life', 'Milan and Milena', and 'Marta'.
A positive review of the film 'What Must Be Done'.
A positive review of the film 'Don't Look Back in Anger'.
A mixed review of the film 'Fall 2'.
A positive review of the film 'Courier: Race Against Time'.
A moderately positive review of Bonobo's album 'Distance and Static'.
A highly positive review of Matter's album 'Beatitude'.
A moderately positive review of the Alabama Shakers' album 'I Must Be Dreaming'.
A critical review of Tyga/$TARFACE's album '$TARFACE'.
A review of Restaurant 1444 Rajec 4, Mokrice.