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Front page leadThe State Election Commission is questioned about whether it will take responsibility for long queues and prepare a plan to address shortcomings.
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The front page of Mladina focuses heavily on Slovenian domestic politics, particularly concerning electoral systems, referendums on RTV contributions, and the actions of political figures like Janša. There are also sections on culture, interviews, and opinion pieces, with a recurring theme of…
The State Election Commission is questioned about whether it will take responsibility for long queues and prepare a plan to address shortcomings.
The tightest result remains in the referendum on the abolition of the RTV contribution, where 50.03 percent of voters voted against it.
Robert Golob questions Janez Janša's willingness for early elections.
An analysis of Janez Janša's political motivations and actions.
A statement indicating public sentiment against changes affecting shared resources, possibly related to public broadcasting.
Janez Janša expresses his stance on the public broadcasting service, RTV Slovenia.
Nika Kovač, director of the 8th March Institute, discusses the collective power of people.
The president of RTV Slovenia's management board emphasizes that the institution is functioning well.
A question suggesting that the referendum result might have also implied rejection of abolishing the RTV contribution.
A political figure, Mijić, has been expelled from his party and has resigned from his parliamentary position.
An article reflecting the desires of voters to have their voices and concerns acknowledged.
Introduces Mihael Zupančič, the justice minister, who is expected to reform the judiciary.
Norwegian writer Oliver Lovrenski discusses meaning, growing up, social media, Croatia, Ljubljana, and 'Kebab Norwegian'.
A comparison or commentary on electoral processes and participation in Norway and Slovenia.
The Minister of Health, Ostrc, intends to accelerate the sale of alcoholic and tobacco products through a new law.
The government's planned judicial reform is expected to alter court proceedings and potentially infringe on citizens' privacy, including phone privacy.
An opinion piece analyzing the patterns and consequences of Janez Janša's leadership.
An article discussing the selection of topics and media reporting.
A commentary on the declining literacy and understanding among the populace.
Discusses the low engagement of people with politics across societies, citing the European Social Survey.
Slovenia lacks a robust institutional separation between political power shifts and the management of state companies and institutions.
Analyzes how the Nazis succeeded by inciting a desire for revenge and brutal punishment of dissenters.
A profile of a band named Zajtrk, highlighting their belief in the message conveyed through their music.
A positive review of Tim Winton's novel 'The Riders'.
A highly positive review of Tim Winton's book 'My Place'.
A lukewarm review of the film 'Hidden People'.
A positive review of the film 'Digger'.
A positive review of the film 'Keltska utopija'.
A negative review of the film 'Rolling Loud: Full Speed'.
A negative review of the film 'The Truth About Verity'.
A positive review of Neil Young and the Chrome Hearts' album 'Second Song'.
A positive review of the album 'THIS IS SPA TOWN!' by 300SkullsAndCounting & Jenny Sparks.
A positive review of the album 'Raj na zemlji' by Još gori.
A positive review of the album 'Mrakologija' by Borka - David Kocmur.
A photo capturing a civil society warning event prior to a referendum.
A photograph of politicians Valentin Hajdinjak and Jernej Vrtovec at a congress of the NSi party.
Photos from various performances and events at the 32nd International Festival of Contemporary Arts – Mesto žensk in Ljubljana.
A photo of Dimitrij Rupel and Tone Kajzer attending a meeting of the strategic council for foreign policy.
A photo from the exhibition 'Heritage Under the Basket' at the Museum of National Liberation Maribor.
A photo from the exhibition 'Hallucinatory Fable' by Ajda Kalan at the City Hall Atrium in Ljubljana.
A commentary, possibly satirical, about the current government and potential privatization, using Triglav's peak as a symbol.
A photo from the 32nd International Festival of Computer Art (MFRU32) at MKC Maribor.
A photo from the art residency at Panovci 9, organized by Tjaša Rener.