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Mladina

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The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, features a mix of domestic political commentary and international news. Top stories include criticism of Slovenia's Prime Minister Janez Janša's statements at the UN and a domestic political scandal involving the SDS party. Other articles cover…

Top stories

Our Hitler-like Era ↗

Front page lead

Slovenia's Prime Minister Janša denies genocide at the UN and becomes a fanatical mouthpiece for Netanyahu, to the point where Netanyahu appears to be his mouthpiece.

Two-faced politicians ↗

The SDS party would grow marijuana for personal use but does not allow others to do so.

The Truth About Resnica ↗

An article by Jure Trampuš on 'Resnica o Resnici' (The Truth about Truth).

Who will save Urbanija? ↗

An article by Monika Weiss discussing the future of Urbanija.

Concert for Palestine in Ljubljana ↗

A concert for Palestine is being held in Ljubljana.

Real experts ↗

Representatives of the economy, the Catholic Church, and some of the most loyal SDS supporters will oversee the school reform.

Highly Educated Staff ↗

Diplomas from private faculties have become the easiest way to advance in public administration or simply a means to increase status.

Fast and Strong. Fast or Strong? ↗

An analysis of speed and strength by Rostja Močnik.

Left with a touch of excitement ↗

An article by Tobias Rapp about the left with a touch of excitement.

Will we be able to serve alcohol in schools during Martinovanje this year? ↗

A discussion about the possibility of serving alcohol in schools during the Martinovanje celebration.

Propaganda octopus ↗

Nova24TV, Siol, and others have a propaganda network, and now RTV Slovenija and professors are also targets.

What will we do with the votes? ↗

Questions raised about issues encountered when casting votes, potentially related to a referendum.

Cunning Interior Minister ↗

An article by Peter Petrovčič about a cunning interior minister.

School reform is a smokescreen for privatization ↗

The school reform announced by Minister Borut Rončević is a smokescreen for the planned privatization of education.

Will every government appoint its own prosecutors? ↗

Human Rights Ombudsman Simona Drenik Bavdek questions whether every government will appoint its own prosecutors, leading to political factions within the prosecution service.

Lesson from Berlin ↗

News from Germany suggests that the Slovenian Left still has plenty of room for more radical proposals.

Logar's sins and temptations ↗

An opinion piece by Janko Lorenci on 'Logar's sins and temptations'.

Hidden in the media ↗

An analysis by Bernard Nežmah on 'Miracle of choice of sensational news'.

Normalization of authoritarianism (Four times against) ↗

An opinion piece by Vlado Miheljak on the normalization of authoritarianism.

Time for alarm ↗

Behind the political events, including revelations of a gold cube with the former head of Dars and current Minister of Defence Valentin Hajdinjak, the National Assembly calmly adopted the rebalance.