Janša and an unambitious Slovenia ↗
Front page leadDemocracy is not bowing to authority, and development is not permission for the public interest to be subordinated to the interests of the most powerful.
Slovenia
The news website Mladina from Slovenia features a strong focus on domestic politics, particularly criticizing the government of Janez Janša. Several articles address concerns about democracy, parliamentary 'hijacking,' and potential violations of election silence by politicians. Other stories…
Democracy is not bowing to authority, and development is not permission for the public interest to be subordinated to the interests of the most powerful.
The fourth government of Janez Janša is threatening democracy.
Politicians Janša and Logar are reported to have broken election silence rules.
Ukrainian President Zelensky appealed to Elon Musk, who in turn pointed to Donald Trump.
Prime Minister Janez Janša has indicated he will file criminal charges.
A minister and two employees incurred 26,000 euros in air travel expenses.
The government must respect the independence of bodies that ensure the lawful and impartial conduct of elections and referendums.
A question is raised about whether members of parliament should forfeit their salaries when new referendums are initiated.
Prime Minister Janša is considering a voluntary contribution system for public broadcasting (RTV).
Donald Trump has declared his intention to explore for natural resources on Greenland.
Teachers and professors demand a professional approach to preparing the announced changes to the education system.
The cult band Niowt is scheduled to perform at Cukrarna this Friday.
The recipients of the prestigious Zois Lifetime Achievement Award have been announced.
Yoko Ono, one of the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, will present an exhibition in Zagreb.
The government plans a justice reform that will not only change court procedures but also significantly infringe upon citizens' privacy, including their phone data.
Health Minister Ostrc aims to accelerate the sale of alcoholic beverages and tobacco products through a new law.
Nika Kovač, director of the 8th of March Institute, discusses the collective power of citizens.