New Issue! Mladina 38 / 2026 ↗
This is an announcement for the latest issue of Mladina magazine, issue 38 of 2026, with a call to view more content.
Slovenia
The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news outlet, features a mix of domestic political commentary and international affairs. Top stories include analysis of the current government's policies, criticism of political figures, and discussions on referendums. International topics touched upon…
This is an announcement for the latest issue of Mladina magazine, issue 38 of 2026, with a call to view more content.
An article discussing how to avoid a trap set by the ruling coalition for voters in the upcoming referendum.
An interview with Lior Volinz, an Israeli security expert, discussing how surveillance technologies have become Israel's main export, used to undermine democracies.
A critical analysis questioning the political and public support for an individual capable of selling the country to foreign intelligence services for a return to power.
The editorial discusses the current government's actions and why it can be labeled as far-right, citing the diversion of funds from civil society organizations under the guise of helping children with rare diseases.
New transgressions and criminal offenses by the President of the National Assembly, Zoran Stevanović, related to his doctorate are being revealed.
An article detailing Prime Minister Janša's actions regarding public sector employees and his own team's expansion.
A discussion on what constitutes acceptable and unacceptable alterations or uses of the Slovenian national flag.
A commentary likely related to immigration or national identity issues, juxtaposing 'Bosnians' and 'Indians'.
An analysis of attacks directed at Luka Mesec, with survey results suggesting he could be a likely opponent in a mayoral election runoff in Ljubljana.
A commentary on solidarity as a defense mechanism for the media when politicians attempt to control them, drawing a message from across the Atlantic.
An article criticizing the government's decision to cut funding for civil society organizations, linking it to the pretext of funding treatment for rare childhood diseases.
An inquiry into why students are involved in promoting Zoran Stevanović, likely related to his political activities.
An article likely discussing the extent of political influence and power.
A piece that seems to comment on the cost or implications of a 'managerial lid', possibly in a business or political context.
Discusses the UN's resolution on updating the world map, which sparked an ideological debate due to Africa appearing larger on projected maps.
The article addresses the ongoing justice reform, noting its necessity for healing but also its susceptibility to politicization.
A reflective piece on the importance of acknowledging limitations in knowledge.
An article titled 'Operation Cleansing Fire', likely detailing a specific event or campaign.
A piece titled 'After the Afterparty', suggesting a follow-up or reflection on a past event.
An article exploring why artificial intelligence is considered a greater danger than neoliberalism.
An interview with Lior Volinz, an Israeli security expert, discussing the global impact of Israeli surveillance technology on democratic systems.
A column by Janko Lorenci with the title 'How Dare He!', likely expressing strong disapproval or indignation.
A commentary by Bernard Nežmah titled 'The Dark Sides of Public Media', discussing the EU, Trump, and related issues in public media.
A commentary by Vlado Miheljak on the New Slovenia (NSi) party, criticizing their actions as hypocritical and referencing Christian values.
Grega Repovž's editorial from a previous week, reflecting on how Slovenia is changing based on pre-election promises, personnel moves, and individual statements.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that Slovenia's loss of its national veto is less fatal than the collapse of the European Union itself.
N'toko's commentary titled 'Doctrine of Tears', welcoming readers to 'doomsday fascism'.
A profile of Bor Šparemblek, a painter and visual artist who co-created the popular series Renato.
A review of the book 'The Smuggler' by Alojz Ihan.
A positive review of Hanif Kureishi's book 'The Fall'.
A highly recommended review of the film 'Invisible Evil'.
A positive review of the film 'Beloved'.
A reserved review of the film 'For Any Price'.
A negative review of the film 'Witches for Every Day 2'.
A highly rated review of the album 'Prisila ne prinese pokoritve' by balans.
A positive review of the album 'Here Because of Hope' by Ezra Collective.
A highly rated review of the album 'Marrow Deep' by Mastodon.
A positive review of the album 'Ride Lonesome' by Beck.
A review of the restaurant Konzum, located at Šepulje 4, stating 'No changes'.
A photo from a protest featuring toys, held in front of the Slovenian parliament.
A photograph of a protest by pensioners led by Rupar against the opposition, in front of the RTV building.
A photo of Valentin Hajdinjak attending a meeting of defense ministers from Central European countries.
A photo from Dino Pešut's performance 'Bombardment' at ŠKUC Theatre.
A photo of rapper Urh and DJ ZVuk at Poljanskafest IV, the closing event of the Week of Sustainable Mobility in Ljubljana.
A photo from the performance 'Battles and Transformations of a Woman' featuring Nataša Matjašec Rošker and Žan Koprivnik.
A photograph titled 'Bridge over the Fella River, I'.
A photo from Katja Felle's exhibition 'Verifying Update' at Frida Gallery in Ravne na Koroškem.
A photo from the album launch of 'Baba Vudu' by Same Babe at Kavarna Muss, Krško.
A photo from the 17th anniversary event of Kina Šiška featuring Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp.
A photo from the 17th anniversary event of Kina Šiška featuring Etceteral (Slo).