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Front page leadThe government plans judicial reforms that will not only alter court procedures but also severely infringe on citizens' privacy, including their phone data.
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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…
The government plans judicial reforms that will not only alter court procedures but also severely infringe on citizens' privacy, including their phone data.
Health Minister Ostrc wants to accelerate the sale of alcoholic and tobacco products through a law that was clearly 'brought in' from outside.
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.
The article likely discusses financial responsibility or economic issues related to consumption or spending.
The story raises questions about mandatory military service, possibly due to current events or policy changes.
The article questions the definition of the public sector, which politicians frequently discuss and threaten to reduce.
A government demographic expert violated the 7th article of the constitution, which states the separation of church and state, by hanging a crucifix.
The article criticizes MP Boris Mijič for his lack of understanding regarding his role in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
Oliver Lovrenski, a noted Norwegian writer, discusses themes of finding meaning, growing up, social media, Croatia, Ljubljana, and 'Kebab Norwegian'.
The article compares or discusses the electoral processes or outcomes in Norway and Slovenia.
The headline suggests a critical look at how referendums are being used or manipulated, likely within a Slovenian context.
This appears to be a statement or call to action from the President regarding a decision-making process, likely related to a referendum.
A preview or mention of content from a specific issue of the publication, Mladina 40 from 2026.
Nika Kovač, director of the March 8 Institute, shares her views on friendship as a basis for revolution.
Review of Tim Winton's book 'Riders'.
Review of Tim Winton's book 'My Home Island'.
A film review of 'Hidden People'.
A film review of 'Digger'.
A film review of 'Keltska utopija'.
A film review of 'Rolling Loud: Full Throttle'.
A film review of 'The Truth About Verity'.
A review of the album 'Second Song' by Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts.
A review of the album 'THIS IS SPA TOWN!' by 300SkullsAndCounting & Jenny Sparks.
A review of the album 'Raj na zemlji' by Još gori.
A review of the album 'Mrakologija' by David Kocmur.
A photo illustrating a civil society warning related to an upcoming referendum.
A photograph of politicians Valentin Hajdinjak and Jernej Vrtovec at a congress of the New Slovenia (NSi) party.
An event from the City of Women festival featuring the artist Baby Volcano.
A photo of Dimitrij Rupel and Tone Kajzer attending a meeting of the Strategic Council for Foreign Policy.
An exhibition titled 'Heritage Under the Basket' featuring Maja Hakl Saje and Slavko Kotnik at the National Liberation Museum in Maribor.
An art exhibition by Ajda Kalan titled 'Hallucinogenic Fable' at Ljubljana City Hall.
A statement expressing concern about the potential privatization of Mount Triglav.
An event from the International Festival of Computer Art in Maribor.
Information about an art residency program in Panovci.
A photo of Mount Teide in Tenerife, Canary Islands.
A concert event featuring LEOPOLD I. at Kino Šiška in Ljubljana.