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The front page of Mladina focuses on Slovenian domestic politics, particularly critiquing the SDS party and its leader Janez Janša. It highlights concerns about political manipulation, alleged calls for violence and the government's response, and the potential for economic policies like VAT…
The Democrats' project is presented as a political manipulation, with examples of Tea Košir and Aleš Novak illustrating how those with good intentions can be consumed by the party's origins.
Allegations of electoral fraud by Janez Janša are described as a public performance, while the story points out the prevalence of SDS members and sympathizers within electoral bodies.
Architect Miloš Kosec states that it is time for a new mayor of Ljubljana.
Janez Janša, in a populist style, announced that he would tackle the bureaucratic swamp hindering Slovenia's development potential with a chainsaw.
Concerns are raised that the Slovenian government may be provoking violent protests to discredit civil society, citing posts by Pavle Rupar and Janez Janša.
The article questions whether Slovenia will establish a teachers' chamber modeled after Hungary's.
The SDS party intends to gather data on the ethnicity and religious affiliation of residents.
A commentary on how Donald Trump is dividing and selling America.
A discussion about whether incineration will be permitted in Ljubljana.
A piece in support of journalists.
An article discussing the decision of whether to vaccinate.
The fight for democracy leads individuals into social areas that are poorly understood, resulting in ineffective action.
Croatia's 2022 VAT reduction on food did not lead to lower prices but benefited retailers, a problem mirrored in Slovenia's interventionist law.
An article titled 'Right to Life'.
A question is posed about whether there are more journalists or soldiers.
A piece highlighting the issue of neglected delivery workers.
Israeli soldiers recount feelings of revenge, orders to shoot, and 'collateral damage' in a conflict that resulted in over 70,000 deaths and widespread devastation.
A commentary on the President being muted.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that the desired abolition of mandatory contributions for RTV is a professional embarrassment and a lost political game, stressing the necessity of permanent and predictable RTV financing.
The intervention law introduces a micro version of self-employment, presenting gifts to companies like Wolt.
A profile of Gaja Naja Rojec, a filmmaker who believes in community.
A positive review of Joseph Ponthus's book 'On the Assembly Line'.
A highly positive review of the book 'Zemlja' by Matevž Granda and Nina Granda.
A very positive review of the film NAZA.
A negative review of the film 'Another Mother'.
A cautiously positive review of the film 'Under Pressure: Dan D'.
A positive review of the album 'Dopamine Chamber' by Fontaines D.C.
A positive review of the album 'Sence' by Raketa.
A highly positive review of the album 'Dja Dja' by Marina Herlop.
A highly positive review of Cameron Winter's 'Live at Carnegie Hall'.
