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The front page of Mladina features news on an upcoming referendum with early voting available, Slovenia's potential participation in Eurovision, and rising concerns about youth anxiety regarding the future, evidenced by student protests. Other stories touch on censorship, political commentary on…
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Will Slovenia Participate in Eurovision Next Year? ↗
RTV Slovenia has not yet made a decision regarding the country's participation in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Student Protests Reflect Youth Fear of the Future ↗
Student protests indicate that young people are fearful about their future prospects.
Censorship of the March 8th Institute ↗
The March 8th Institute has reportedly faced censorship.
Janša Proposes Increased Border Control ↗
Slovenian Prime Minister Janša is seeking to increase surveillance on the country's external borders, suggesting a search for an external enemy.
For Right-Wingers, Slovenians Are Worth More Than Immigrants ↗
A statement suggesting that right-wing individuals value Slovenians more than immigrants.
Concert for Palestine in Ljubljana ↗
A concert is being held in Ljubljana to show solidarity with Palestine.
12,000 Books Banned in the US ↗
A significant number of books, totaling 12,000, have been banned in the United States.
NGOs Call to Prevent Spread of Climate Disinformation ↗
Non-governmental organizations are urging measures to stop the dissemination of climate misinformation before a consultation at the National Council.
Protest for a Dignified Life in Ljubljana ↗
Protesters are demanding the preservation of existing rights, specifically concerning abortion rights.
Referendum Mania / SDS Plays with the Fate of the Country ↗
The SDS party is accused of gambling with the nation's future in relation to a referendum.
Education Reform as a Smokescreen for Privatization ↗
The education reform announced by Minister Borut Rončević is described as a diversionary tactic to facilitate the planned privatization of the education sector.
Berlin's Lesson: Slovenian Left Has Room for Radical Proposals ↗
News from Germany suggests that the Slovenian Left party has ample opportunity to present more radical policy proposals.
Ministers Need More Staff, Not Less ↗
Simona Drenik Bavdek, the Human Rights Advocate, states that ministries require additional personnel rather than reductions.
Logar's Sins and Temptations ↗
A commentary on political figures and events, referencing 'Logar's sins and temptations'.
Normalization of Authoritarianism ↗
A column discussing the gradual acceptance or normalization of authoritarian tendencies.
Time to Sound the Alarm ↗
The article suggests an urgent need to raise awareness or take action regarding current events.
Where is the 21st Century Smith? ↗
A piece questioning how to survive in a world characterized by the destruction of common goods, profit maximization, and socialization of costs.
Island Anxiety ↗
An article describing a sense of anxiety on Dalmatian islands, linked to the perceived negative influence of the 'hadezejevske oblasti' (HDZ's rule).
Actress Returns to the Concept of Home ↗
A portrait of actress Anuša Kodelja, focusing on her recurring engagement with the theme of 'home'.
Book Review: Heker by Daniel Scanlan ↗
A review of the book 'Heker' by Daniel Scanlan.
Book Review: Illness as Metaphor by Susan Sontag ↗
A review of Susan Sontag's book 'Illness as Metaphor'.
Film Review: Fjord ↗
A review of the film 'Fjord'.
Album Review: Dillagence II by Busta Rhymes, J Dilla ↗
A review of the album 'Dillagence II' by Busta Rhymes and J Dilla.
Album Review: Materia by Julia Holter ↗
A review of Julia Holter's album 'Materia'.
Album Review: Hotel Usona by Protomartyr ↗
A review of the album 'Hotel Usona' by Protomartyr.
Album Review: Kompress by Punkt.Vrt.Plastik ↗
A review of the album 'Kompress' by Punkt.Vrt.Plastik.
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