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Front page leadA close race between Netanyahu and Eisenkot in the Israeli parliamentary elections, with both candidates rejecting Palestinian independence.
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The front page of Mladina features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include the parliamentary elections in Israel, with a tight race between Netanyahu and Eisenkot, and accusations against Democrats for alleged collaboration in sexual abuse scandals involving…
A close race between Netanyahu and Eisenkot in the Israeli parliamentary elections, with both candidates rejecting Palestinian independence.
A US presidential report links President Trump to Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse network.
Statistics indicate that 25 women lose their lives daily due to violence.
Janez Janša is requesting archives from the former Yugoslav security agency Udba from the new Serbian government.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu issues a stern warning, indicating Israel will not be tested.
A poll indicates that the difference in support between the SDS and the Freedom Party is decreasing.
Student movements are poised to dismantle the Vučić system in Serbia, described as a unique post-war European phenomenon.
Slovenia's first president warns about the deliberate dismantling of Slovenian society.
The Demokrators project is presented as a political manipulation, with cases showing how it affects members with good intentions.
A reduction in VAT in Croatia in 2022 did not lead to lower food prices but benefited retailers; Slovenia's intervention law faces similar issues.
A piece questioning the relative numbers of journalists and soldiers, implying a potential imbalance or commentary on societal priorities.
An examination of the working conditions and status of delivery workers.
Israeli soldiers describe their feelings, revenge impulses, orders to shoot, and "collateral damage" amid widespread destruction and casualties.
Architect Miloš Kosec states that the time has come for a new mayor to be elected in Ljubljana.