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The news from Mladina, a Slovenian website, covers domestic political and social issues. Top stories include concerns about government plans to reform the judiciary, potentially infringing on citizens' privacy. Other domestic topics include discussions on the public sector, a controversy involving…

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Front page lead

The government plans judicial reforms that will not only alter court procedures but also severely infringe on citizens' privacy, including their phone data.

Drink and Smoke! ↗

Health Minister Ostrc wants to accelerate the sale of alcoholic and tobacco products through a law that was clearly 'brought in' from outside.

Kosovo, out! ↗

This headline is paired with an image of a graduation ceremony, suggesting a story related to Kosovo, though the context is not fully clear from the text alone.

Ideas for Schnapps ↗

The article questions the definition of the public sector, which politicians frequently discuss and threaten to reduce.

TV Commentary: Help Mijič ↗

The article criticizes MP Boris Mijič for his lack of understanding regarding his role in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.

'Drugs are available 24/7' ↗

Oliver Lovrenski, a noted Norwegian writer, discusses themes of finding meaning, growing up, social media, Croatia, Ljubljana, and 'Kebab Norwegian'.

New Abuse of Referendum ↗

The headline suggests a critical look at how referendums are being used or manipulated, likely within a Slovenian context.

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