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Slovenia
The front page of Mladina highlights concerns about the government's planned judicial reforms, potential impacts on citizen privacy, and a debate around the public sector. Other stories touch on alcohol and tobacco policies, the issue of Kosovo, and the role of an MP in the European Parliament…
The government is planning judicial reforms that may not only alter court procedures but also severely infringe upon citizens' privacy, including the privacy of their phones.
The Minister of Health aims to increase the sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products through a new law that appears to have been influenced by external parties.
This story likely discusses the presence or status of Kosovar individuals, possibly in relation to immigration or political issues.
This article examines the financial aspects and responsibilities related to consumption, likely in a social or economic context.
The story questions the possibility of mandatory military service or involvement in conflict.
The article explores the definition and characteristics of the public sector, which is frequently discussed and threatened by politicians.
A government demographic expert violated the constitutional separation of church and state by hanging a cross at the ministry.
This headline suggests an article about a person considered to be in an appropriate position.
The article discusses the desire of voters to have their voices acknowledged and valued in the political process.
This story critically examines the problems and deficiencies within the judicial system.
This headline implies an article discussing a confidential or undisclosed arrangement.
The piece reflects on MP Boris Mijič's lack of understanding regarding his role in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
Oliver Lovrenski, a Norwegian writer, discusses finding meaning, growing up, social media, Croatia, Ljubljana, and the Norwegian language.
The article likely draws parallels or contrasts between electoral processes or political situations in Norway and Slovenia.
This story addresses a perceived misuse or improper application of the referendum process.
This appears to be a statement or commentary related to a presidential decision or election, urging careful consideration.
A preview or mention of the content from a specific issue of the Mladina magazine.
Nika Kovač, director of the March 8th Institute, shares her views on the importance of friendship in driving societal change.
This column analyzes the patterns and consequences of Janez Janša's time in government.
This piece discusses the selection of topics and the nature of media reporting.
The article critiques a decline in public understanding and literacy, possibly in relation to politics or societal issues.
The author discusses the low engagement with politics among the general population, citing international research.
Slovenia lacks a robust institutional separation between political power changes and the management of state companies and institutions.
The article explores how Nazis succeeded by igniting a public desire for revenge and harsh punishment of dissenters.
This is a cultural piece about a music group called Zajtrk.
Reviews of two books by Tim Winton.
A collection of film reviews.
Reviews of several music albums.
A review or mention of a gastropub in Celje.
A photograph capturing a civil society protest or statement related to an upcoming referendum.
