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The front page of Mladina focuses on domestic Slovenian politics, highlighting civil society's victories against the current government and analyzing the political landscape in Ljubljana. It also touches on international events and cultural news.
Civil society has defeated the arrogant government, with unions now aware of their power to win referendums and organize strikes against privatization. The government failed to suppress public will and lost the battle with voters.
This story investigates the extent of right-wing political influence in the Slovenian capital, examining the number of right-wing voters and the potential for the SDS party to contest the mayoral position.
A commentary piece likely focusing on the political reactions and persona of Janez Janša.
The SDS party has expressed concerns regarding the public image and reputation of Donald Trump.
A minister has reportedly boycotted a film festival, raising questions about the reasons behind the decision.
The Ministry of Health is unable to explain how a controversial prevention law was drafted, suggesting a lack of transparency or internal capacity.
Democrats allegedly sidelined Tea Košir to prevent her from becoming a powerful MP, with the methods used remaining unclear.
This article examines the implications of a minister responsible for family policy and demographics appearing in a march against abortion.
A report from French protests that originated from student unrest.
This story likely discusses the presence or role of babies within the European Parliament.
This article questions whether universities will prohibit political activities on their campuses.
This piece offers guidance or information for individuals interested in monitoring the government's actions.
Historian of ideas François Cusset discusses his view that young people in Slovenia perceive betrayal, leading to a severe crisis.
This column speculates about a potential shift towards a postcapitalist societal structure.
The article explores the interconnected and problematic relationship between environmental issues and societal development.
This column reflects on referendums and elections as significant public events, occurring before local elections following a series of referendums.
A column offering a perspective on finding solutions, suggesting that even in the face of pessimism, hope or resolution can be found.
A metaphorical editorial suggesting that a single positive sign can herald a change or improvement, akin to the arrival of spring.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that global competition is now centered on strategic resources like rare metals, semiconductor production, and AI, rather than traditional economic indicators.
Heni Erceg criticizes filmmaker Lordan Zafranović for compromising his art by making a deal with an autocrat, which harmed 'anti-state' artists' right to work.
A profile piece on Niko Zagode, an actor and dentist who contributes to people's smiles.
A review of the book 'Ko Zemlja zdrsne za obzorje' by Igor Harb.
A review of Željko Oset's work discussing the academic world and its state of control.
Marcel Štefančič Jr. reviews the film 'Razsodnost in rahločutnost', giving it a positive rating.
Marcel Štefančič Jr. provides a restrained review of the film 'Street Fighter'.
A positive review of The Swans' album 'Newly Sentient Being'.
A positive review of Borka's album 'Slowmotion Livestream: Key'.
A positive review of Stevie Wonder's EP 'Songs in the Key of Life'.
A positive review of Boy Harsher's album 'GET MEAN'.
A photo from a 'March for Decent Living' event, presented as a response to a 'March for Life' in Ljubljana.
