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Front page leadThe Demokratov project is described as a political manipulation, with examples of Tea Košir and Aleš Novak illustrating how its original sin affects even those who joined with good intentions.
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The front page of Mladina features a mix of Slovenian domestic political news and international affairs, with a particular focus on Slovenian politics, including criticism of the "Demokratov" project, allegations of SDS party infiltration in electoral bodies, and discussions about potential…
The Demokratov project is described as a political manipulation, with examples of Tea Košir and Aleš Novak illustrating how its original sin affects even those who joined with good intentions.
This article discusses how Donald Trump divides and sells America, with an October surprise mentioned.
A story about an unspecified action involving a chainsaw and the state, authored by Jure Trampuš.
The article claims that electoral bodies are teeming with members and sympathizers of the SDS party, with accusations of election fraud by Janez Janša being called a public performance.
This story is about the President being silenced, written by Luka Volk.
A commentary piece evaluating Stevanović as a pointless rambler, written by Stanka Prodnik.
A question is posed about whether Slovenia will get a teachers' chamber modeled after Hungary's, with the author being Luka Volk.
The SDS party wants to collect data on the nationality and religious affiliation of residents, according to this article by Luka Volk.
The reduction of VAT in Croatia in 2022 did not lead to lower food prices but benefited retailers; Slovenia's intervention law faces the same issue.
A story titled 'Right to Life' by Dora Trček.
An article by Rostja Močnik focusing on the plight of delivery workers.
Over 70,000 dead, many more wounded, and complete devastation: Israeli soldiers recount feelings, revenge, orders to shoot, and collateral damage.
Architect Miloš Kosec expresses that it is time for a new mayor of Ljubljana.
A discussion on the high stakes of the December referendum by Janko Lorenci.
Bernard Nežmah writes about a parade of presidents, slave labor, Wolt, and the media silencing of the Ljubljana mayoral campaign.
Vlado Miheljak comments on the 'Democratic Hysteria,' referencing Anže Logar from the party Demokrati as a fraud.
Two posts appeared on social media calling for an anti-government rally in Ljubljana on November 21st.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that the desired abolition of the mandatory contribution is a professional embarrassment and a lost political game, emphasizing the necessity of stable RTV financing.
The intervention law introduces a micro version alongside the afternoon self-employment, which are gifts to companies like Wolt.
A portrait of Gaja Naja Rojec, a filmmaker who believes in community, by Dora Trček.
A review of Joseph Ponthus's book 'On the Assembly Line.'
A review of the book 'Earth' edited by Matevž Granda and Nina Granda.
A positive review of the film NAZA.
A review of the film 'In the Depths.'
A negative review of the film 'Another Mom.'
A reserved review of the film 'Under Pressure: Dan D.'
A review of the album 'Dopamine Chamber' by Fontaines D.C.
A review of the album 'Sence' by Raketa.
A review of the album 'Dja Dja' by Marina Herlop.
A review of the album 'Live at Carnegie Hall' by Cameron Winter.