Politician Boris Mijić Becomes Member of European Council Parliament ↗
Front page leadMember of Parliament Boris Mijić has been appointed to the European Council's parliamentary assembly, a move that is being questioned.
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The front page of Mladina features a mix of domestic Slovenian political news and international affairs. Top stories include a politician's appointment to the Council of Europe, alleged espionage in Slovenia involving Israeli intelligence, and a diplomat falling from a consular building in…
Member of Parliament Boris Mijić has been appointed to the European Council's parliamentary assembly, a move that is being questioned.
Allegations resurface regarding military intelligence agencies potentially surveilling civilians, raising concerns about privacy and oversight.
A documentary by NAXA is presented as problematic for Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša and Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu.
An investigation into who funded Israeli intelligence operations allegedly conducted within Slovenia.
An incident involving a diplomat falling from a consular building in Ljubljana is reported.
The incumbent party has secured a significant two-thirds majority in the recent Russian elections.
Minister Matej Tonin will face legal proceedings in a Slovenian court regarding disputed surveillance and immunity.
An article profiling Tomaž Erjavec, who is taking over the leadership of UKC Ljubljana, the largest healthcare institution in Slovenia.
A report on a meeting that was allegedly not made public or was deliberately obscured.
An analysis exploring who is inflating apartment prices and whether these efforts are effective.
A look into Donald Trump's mindset and the potential impact of upcoming congressional elections on his political future.
An exploration of the motivations and appeal of the political party Alternative for Germany (AfD).
An article about the brand Salvia, which creates sustainable cotton clothing for sports and leisure, founded by fashion designer Sari Valencia.
An inquiry into why Netanyahu's specialist for covert operations, Srulik Ajnhorn, attended the opening of the Israeli embassy in Ljubljana.
An interview with philosopher Alenka Zupančič discussing the relationship between the authoritarian right and capitalism.
An investigation into the factors driving up apartment prices and the effectiveness of market interventions.
A column by Janko Lorenci.
An article discussing a march or movement associated with the far-right.
A critical look at the media landscape, questioning the role and independence of certain outlets.
An analysis suggesting that Slovenia is on a path to decline, possibly due to political leadership.
The revolutionary fervor of the Slovenian right is compared to communist times and manners, with potentially similar consequences.
Prime Minister Janez Janša announced the restructuring of the public sector, involving the transfer of approximately 50,000 employees to the economy.
Serbian Patriarch Porfirije is criticized for praising Ratko Mladić as a hero in a sermon at his funeral.
A profile of an actress who emphasizes the importance of taking a public stance on issues.
A positive review of Delphine de Vigan's book 'The Children Are Law'.
A review of plays by Ivan Cankar, including 'Nina', 'New Life', 'Milan and Milena', and 'Marta'.
A highly recommended review of the film 'What Needs to Be Done'.
A highly recommended review of the film 'Don't Look Back in Anger'.
A moderately positive review of the film 'Fall 2'.
A recommended review of the film 'Courier: Race Against Time'.
A review of Bonobo's album 'Distances and Static'.
A highly rated review of Matter's album 'Blessedness'.
A review of the Alabama Shakers' album 'I Must Be Dreaming'.
A review of Tyga's album '$TARFACE'.
A review of Restaurant 1444 in Rajec, Mokrice.
A photo depicting a protest against the deportation of families of migrant workers in Ljubljana.