When Arguments Run Out ↗
Front page leadParliament needs people who can speak thoughtfully, suggesting a deficit in reasoned debate within the legislative body.
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The front page of Mladina features a range of domestic and international news, with a focus on Slovenian politics, societal issues, and global affairs. Top stories include a piece on arguments in parliament, an integration project in a Slovenian village involving Nepali immigrants, and various…
Parliament needs people who can speak thoughtfully, suggesting a deficit in reasoned debate within the legislative body.
A village near Pivka showcases good practice in integrating foreigners, with a tenth of its population being Nepali, while new legislation threatens this integration.
A member of the New Slovenia (NSi) party is reported to have illegally received more than 60,000 euros, indicating a potential financial scandal.
The director of the Slovenian Employment Service has resigned, suggesting internal issues or political pressure within the agency.
A concert featuring the artist Sting is being held outdoors by Lake Wörth, highlighting cultural events.
There is opposition to books that feature illustrations created by artificial intelligence, raising concerns about art and authorship.
Intelligence sharing between Slovenia and the United States has resumed functioning, indicating a restoration of security cooperation.
Volodymyr Zelensky emphasized that lasting and just peace requires balanced cooperation between the US, Ukraine, Russia, and Europe, questioning what Putin's response will be.
There is only one mayoral candidate in Slovenj Gradec, highlighting a potential lack of electoral competition in the local elections.
Donald Trump expresses his desire to have Benjamin Netanyahu by his side, indicating a political alignment or relationship between the two.
Recent polls indicate an increase in support for the political parties The Left (Levica) and Social Democrats (SD) in Slovenia.
A criminal complaint has been filed against individuals named Logar and Novak, as well as the Democratic Party (SDS), related to alleged political maneuvering.
Concerns are raised about an attempt to influence the judiciary and prosecution, disguised as political maneuvering.
A minister is involved with a film discussing the 'Home Guard' (Domobranci), a controversial historical topic in Slovenia.
A discussion is underway about whether political activity should be prohibited within the university.
An announcement or report is presented as important for individuals interested in scrutinizing the actions of the government.
Civil society has successfully overcome arrogant authorities, signifying a triumph of public engagement over established power.
An analysis explores the number of right-wing voters in Ljubljana and the potential impact of the SDS party on the mayoral election.
Historian of ideas François Cusset states that young people are the only generation bold enough to actively demand societal changes.
A commentary piece questions whether society is moving towards a post-capitalist era.
An analysis suggests that environmental and societal issues are trapped in a self-perpetuating negative cycle.
The author views referendums and elections as celebratory public events, especially following a series of referendums and before local elections.
A commentary piece titled 'Solution' suggests that pessimism is the last thing to fade.
An article using the metaphor of the first swallow to signify the arrival of spring, implying that even a single sign can bring about significant change.
The world is competing not in managing inflation and consumption, but in controlling rare metals, semiconductor factories, and artificial intelligence.
A friend, Lordan Zafranović, has compromised his art by agreeing with an autocrat, leading to artists labeled 'anti-state' losing their right to work.
A portrait feature on Niko Zagode, an actor and dentist who cares for people's smiles.
A review of Igor Harb's book 'When the Earth Slips Beyond the Horizon'.
A review of Željko Oset's work, 'Academic World Under Control'.
A review of the film 'Street Fighter' by Marcel Štefančič jr.
A review of The Swans' album 'Newly Sentient Being'.
A review of Borka's album 'Slowmotion Livestream: Key'.
A review of Stevie Wonder's EP 'Songs in the Key of Life'.
A review of Boy Harsher's album 'GET MEAN'.
An event or gathering themed 'Autumn Ventilation' taking place at Na burji, Nova vas nad Dragonjo.
A photo from a 'March for a Decent Life' in Ljubljana, presented as a response to a 'March for Life' event.
Janez Janša attended a business breakfast hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Slovenia, two days after a significant political defeat.
Archbishop Stanislav Zore participated in the 'March for Life'.
Photos from Festival Indigo 2026, focusing on 'Hyperconsumption' at Cukrarna in Ljubljana.
A photo featuring Zlatko K. in Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.
Photos from a 'Golden Circle' event with Primož Roglič in Trg Leona Štuklja, Maribor.
Photos of Flavia Mazzanti's exhibition 'In Shared Persistence' at Gallery Tkalka in Maribor.
Photos from the Kutikuti exhibition 'Hope' at the 13th Tinta International Comics Festival in Gallery DobraVaga, Ljubljana.
Photos from an event featuring Julián Mayorga at Club Channel Zero, Metelkova Mesto, Ljubljana.
Photos from a performance by Rundek & Ekipa at Kino Šiška, Ljubljana.
A concert organized by 'Not in Our Name', the Institute 8 March, and the student collective En Dva Svetova, protesting closer ties between the Slovenian and Israeli governments.
Photos from various performances and events at the International Festival of Contemporary Arts – City of Women in Ljubljana.