Civil society celebrates rejection of parliamentary investigation law ↗
Front page leadVoters rejected a law on parliamentary investigation in a referendum, which civil society groups are celebrating as a victory for democracy.
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The front page of Mladina highlights the results of a referendum where voters rejected a law on parliamentary investigation and potentially the abolition of the RTV contribution. Other stories cover international affairs with a mention of Trump potentially replacing Zelensky, domestic issues…
Voters rejected a law on parliamentary investigation in a referendum, which civil society groups are celebrating as a victory for democracy.
Preliminary results indicate a narrow rejection of the abolition of the RTV contribution, though final results are pending.
A story discusses Donald Trump's potential stance on replacing Volodymyr Zelensky.
This article, written by Luka Volk, appears to explore financial responsibilities or consequences related to certain actions.
Rostja Močnik writes about concerns or questions regarding mandatory military service.
Nika Kovač, director of the 8th March Institute, is interviewed about collective action and its power.
The government plans a judicial reform that could significantly alter court procedures and infringe on citizens' privacy, including phone data.
Health Minister Ostrc proposes a law, seemingly influenced from external sources, aimed at increasing the sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products.
Peter Petrovčič questions the functioning of the justice system.
A commentary piece by Stanka Prodnik discusses MP Boris Mijič's apparent lack of understanding regarding the Council of Europe parliamentary assembly.
Oliver Lovrenski, a well-known Norwegian writer, discusses finding meaning, growing up, social networks, Croatia, Ljubljana, and 'kebab Norwegian'.