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Mladina, a Slovenian news outlet, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a commentary on Matej Tonin, a politician facing scrutiny, and discussions on Slovenia's defense spending and military initiatives. Other articles delve into the country's social issues, like…

Top stories

No To Violence ↗

Front page lead

This piece discusses the transformation of innocent fun into an abuse of power, a characteristic of various initiation rites, including Slovenian hazing.

Poor Matej Tonin ↗

Front page lead

A commentary suggesting that Matej Tonin did not receive support from his own party, implying he will have to defend himself in Slovenian court.

Depala Vas, second part? ↗

This article likely continues a previous discussion on the Depala Vas topic, possibly related to military or political developments.

More money for the army ↗

This story reports on an increase in military spending, raising questions about the allocation of funds and the country's defense strategy.

Silenced Meeting ↗

This article likely discusses a meeting that was deliberately kept from public knowledge or discussion.

Inflating Prices ↗

This story investigates who is inflating housing prices and whether these efforts are proving effective.

Empty Promises of Ruin ↗

This piece appears to be a critical commentary on political promises or actions that lead to negative consequences.

In Donald Trump's Brain ↗

With a month and a half left before the midterm elections that could defeat him, this article delves into Donald Trump's mindset.

Factory for Genocide ↗

This title is provocative and suggests an article that critically examines a process or system that leads to extreme negative outcomes.

The picture has come together ↗

Front page lead

This piece explains why Netanyahu's specialist for covert operations, Srulik Ajnhorn, attended the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana.

Column: Media Feudalism ↗

Vlado Miheljak questions whether Mladina is one of the media outlets with the status of a defender of democracy.

Column: Opening Fronts ↗

Grega Repovž compares the revolutionary fervor of the Slovenian right to communist times and manners, warning of similar consequences.

Column: Dismantling ↗

Heni Erceg reports on Prime Minister Janez Janša's announcement of restructuring the public sector, aiming to move 50,000 employees into the economy.

Column: Ratko the General ↗

Heni Erceg criticizes the Serbian Patriarch Porfirije for declaring Ratko Mladić a hero in a sermon over his coffin.

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