Janez Janša Targets Bureaucracy with a Chainsaw ↗
Front page leadJanez Janša, in a populist move, has announced he will tackle Slovenia's bureaucratic issues, which he claims hinder its development potential, using a chainsaw.
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The news from Mladina focuses heavily on Slovenian politics, with several articles detailing potential government actions, political party activities, and critiques of politicians. International news includes a story on Israel-Palestine conflict and a piece on Donald Trump. There's also coverage…
Janez Janša, in a populist move, has announced he will tackle Slovenia's bureaucratic issues, which he claims hinder its development potential, using a chainsaw.
The Democrats' project is described as a political manipulation, with cases showing how it negatively affects even those with good intentions who joined the party.
Claims of election fraud by Janez Janša are presented as a public spectacle, while SDS members and sympathizers are numerous in election bodies.
This story features a discussion about the President, with further details likely within the article.
A TV commentary criticizes Stevanović, describing him as someone who talks without substance.
The article questions whether Slovenia will establish a teachers' chamber similar to Hungary's.
The SDS party intends to collect data on the nationality and religious affiliation of residents.
This article analyzes Donald Trump's impact on America, focusing on division and sales.
The article discusses the possibility of not proceeding with incineration in Ljubljana.
An article expressing support for journalists.
This piece addresses the question of whether to get vaccinated.
The fight for democracy leads us into poorly understood areas of social life, but without understanding them, our efforts are in vain.
Croatia's VAT reduction in 2022 did not lead to lower food prices but benefited traders, and Slovenia's intervention law faces similar issues.
An article about the right to life.
This piece poses a question about the numbers of journalists versus soldiers.
An article focusing on the issues faced by delivery couriers.
Over 70,000 dead and many more injured in total devastation; Israeli soldiers recount feelings, revenge, orders to shoot, and 'collateral damage'.
The Democrats' project is a political manipulation; cases of Tea Košir and Aleš Novak show how this original sin consumes even those who joined with good intentions.
Architect Miloš Kosec states that it is time for a new mayor of Ljubljana.
This column discusses the significant stakes involved in the December referendum.
This column covers a parade of presidents, issues of slave labor, Wolt delivery services, and the media's silence regarding the Ljubljana mayoral campaign.
This commentary, referencing 'Anže Logar from the cheat Logar's party Democrats', criticizes political discourse.
Posts on social media called for an anti-government rally on November 21st in Ljubljana, in front of parliament.
The proposed abolition of mandatory contributions for RTV is considered a professional embarrassment and a lost political game, emphasizing the need for permanent and predictable funding.
The intervention law introduces a micro version of occasional work, specifically benefiting companies like Wolt.
A profile of Gaja Naja Rojec, a filmmaker who emphasizes community in her work.
A positive review of Joseph Ponthus's book 'On the Assembly Line'.
A highly positive review of the book 'Earth' by Ur. Matevž Granda and Nina Granda.
A favorable review of the film 'NAZA'.
A positive review of the film 'Downstairs'.
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 positive review of the album 'Dja Dja' by Marina Herlop.
A highly positive review of the live album 'Live at Carnegie Hall' by Cameron Winter.
A review of Gostilna Éwen, a restaurant located at Ivenca 18, Vojnik.
A photo from a presentation of a mayoral candidate for Ljubljana featuring Zoran Stevanović.
Goran Lukić and Rochel Curhalek attend the inauguration of the Filipino Association in Slovenia.
Minister Franci Matoz is present at the swearing-in ceremony of police officers.
News about the release of the new album 'Alien Poetry' by Silence.
An event featuring Ingver and Gverilke at Channel Zero, Metelkova mesto, Ljubljana.
An event featuring the Dub Pistols at Kino Šiška, Ljubljana.
A photo from a Minoan quarry in Kserokampos, Crete, Greece.
Peter Gregson performs at Cellofest Ljubljana 2026 at Kino Šiška.
An exhibition by Petja Kolenko titled 'Cutouts from Noise' at Carinarnica, Gornja Radgona.
An exhibition by Magdalena Pfeifer titled 'Hidden Desires' at Carinarnica, Gornja Radgona.
A performance by Janez Dovč & Laura Krajnc titled 'Poeticized Poetry of Lili Novy' at Festival Godibodi, Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana.
A performance by Gašper Kržmanc & Big Band Vrhnika titled 'On the Slope 1 – Jazz Suite' at Festival Godibodi, Cankarjev dom, Ljubljana.
A photo from Mljet, Croatia.
An event featuring Dazzling Killmen from the USA at Channel Zero, Metelkova mesto, Ljubljana.
An event featuring Pussy Riot at Kino Šiška, Ljubljana.
A photo from a concert by the band Jimmy Barka Experience at Kino Šiška, Ljubljana.
An event featuring Masayah and guest Gregor Strasbergar at Libertas, Koper.
A performance by Nadine Redlich titled 'Everything Lasts Forever' at Festival Tinta 2026, Galerija Al.