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Front page leadThe Islamic community is concerned that political representatives are using the issue of burqas, which are rarely seen in Slovenia, for political mobilization.
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The front page of Mladina features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Slovenian politics and social issues. Topics include discussions on immigration and Islamic communities, political statements by Slovenian figures, potential early elections, and domestic policy…
The Islamic community is concerned that political representatives are using the issue of burqas, which are rarely seen in Slovenia, for political mobilization.
A statement indicating a lack of power to dismiss a Member of Parliament named Mijič.
Donald Trump reportedly offered assistance to Russia.
The article questions the solutions needed to increase the number of doctors and teachers.
An exploration of the current relationship between Slovenia and the Vatican.
An inquiry into whether children in a specific context are genuinely ill, questioning the law on financing the treatment of rare diseases.
The article discusses World Architecture Day and the housing crisis.
A report indicates that fifty percent of British citizens desire to rejoin the European Union.
The director of the University Clinical Centre Maribor has stepped down.
A solidarity concert for Palestine was held in Ljubljana.
A statement suggesting that referendums will provide the correct resolution.
Statistics show that last year there were approximately 36,300 sellers in Slovenia.
Protesters will demand the preservation of the acquired right to abortion at a Saturday protest.
The article touches upon the possibility of early elections and mentions a 'cunning interior minister'.
Albanian representatives have condemned statements made by Janez Janša.
The education reform announced by Minister Borut Rončević is described as a smokescreen for the planned privatization of education.
Simona Drenik Bavdek, the ombudsman for human rights, states that ministries require more staff, not less.
News from Germany suggests that the Slovenian Left party has significant room for more radical proposals.
This appears to be a commentary piece likely related to political figures and their actions.
A commentary on how major news stories are selected.
A commentary piece discussing the 'normalization of authoritarianism', possibly in a Slovenian context.
This commentary likely discusses pressing issues, mentioning political events and revelations about a former DARS chief and current defense minister.
A question on how to survive in a world of destruction of common goods, profit maximization, and socialization of costs.
A piece discussing anxiety on Dalmatian islands under the ruling HDZ party.
A portrait of an actress who consistently revisits the theme of 'home' in her work.
A review of the book 'Heker' by Daniel Scanlan.
A review of Susan Sontag's book 'Illness as Metaphor'.
A review of the film 'Fjord'.
A review of the album 'Dillagence II' by Busta Rhymes and J Dilla.
A review of the album 'Materia' by Julia Holter.
A review of the album 'Hotel Usona' by Protomartyr.
A review of the album 'Kompress' by Punkt.Vrt.Plastik.