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The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, focuses heavily on domestic political and social issues. Top stories include calls for the resignation of the President of the National Council, a dispute over removing a national hero's statue in Ormož, and criticism of the government's…

Top stories

Why Marko Lotrič Should Resign ↗

Front page lead

Several members of the National Council are demanding the dismissal of its president, Marko Lotrič.

SDS Mayor Wants to Remove National Hero's Statue ↗

The mayor from the SDS party wishes to remove the statue of Jože Kerenčič, an activist of the Liberation Front, potentially causing Ormož to lose a monument.

Government Parties Started Mandate with Lies and Deceit ↗

A critical statement suggests that the ruling coalition parties began their term based on falsehoods and deception.

Civil Society Is Not an Extension of a Political Party ↗

This story likely discusses the role and independence of civil society organizations in relation to political parties.

Tea Košir Resigns from Parliamentary Function ↗

Tea Košir is stepping down from her position as a Member of Parliament.

Communist Political Censorship? ↗

This headline raises questions about potential political censorship, possibly referencing historical or current events.

Postal Ballots Did Not Change Referendum Results ↗

The closest referendum outcome, concerning the abolition of the RTV contribution, remains unchanged by postal votes, with 50.03% voting against it.

Janša Wants to Introduce Voluntary RTV Contribution ↗

Janez Janša proposes making the RTV contribution voluntary.

Anti-intellectualism is Spreading in Slovenia ↗

The article discusses the rise of anti-intellectual sentiments within Slovenia.

The Devil Exorcist ↗

A commentary piece by Marcel Štefančič, jr., the title suggests a critique or analysis of a specific figure or phenomenon.

Public Call to the Minister for Professional Preparation of School System… ↗

Teachers and professors are demanding a professional approach to the planned reforms of the education system.

Norwegians, Slovenians, and Elections ↗

A piece by Rostja Močnik, likely comparing or contrasting electoral systems or practices in Norway and Slovenia.

Drink and Smoke! ↗

Borut Mekina writes about a new law proposed by the Minister of Health, which appears to encourage the sale of alcohol and tobacco.

Aleš Primc Hung a Cross at the Ministry ↗

Luka Volk reports on Aleš Primc displaying a cross at a ministry building.

The Government Plans Judicial Overhaul That Will Invade Privacy ↗

The government is planning judicial reforms that will not only alter court procedures but also significantly infringe upon citizens' privacy, including their phone communications.

"We Don't Realize How Much Power We Have When We Act Together" ↗

An interview with Nika Kovač, director of the Institute 8 March, discussing the collective power of citizens.

What's in This Head? ↗

A column by Janko Lorenci analyzing the contents of someone's mind, possibly political.

Patterns and Effects of Janša's Rule ↗

Bernard Nežmah offers an analysis of the patterns and consequences of Janez Janša's governance.

How They Paint Nothing for Us ↗

Vlado Miheljak writes about the selection of topics and media reporting.

De-schooling of the Populace (Literacy in Reverse) ↗

Grega Repovž discusses a decline in public understanding or education, possibly related to political discourse.

In an Emotional Trap ↗

This commentary by Dr. Bogomir Kovač explores the lack of institutional separation between political power changes and the management of state-owned companies in Slovenia.

Dehumanization: Why Did the Nazis Suddenly Succeed? ↗

N'toko analyzes the factors that led to the success of the Nazis, attributing it to a cultivated public desire for revenge and punishment of dissenters.