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Front page leadAn exposé on dirty disinformation campaigns allegedly run by the SDS from the Prime Minister's office.
Slovenia
This front page from Mladina, a Slovenian news website, heavily features domestic political news, focusing on alleged disinformation campaigns by the SDS party and its leader Janez Janša. It also covers global protests against wealth inequality, the upcoming referendum campaign in Slovenia, and…
An exposé on dirty disinformation campaigns allegedly run by the SDS from the Prime Minister's office.
An investigation into the individuals involved in the SDS party's propaganda efforts.
An examination of the voting patterns and reasons of Slovenians living outside the country.
Reports on global protests occurring against legislation perceived to favor the wealthy.
A piece critiquing Democrats for being unaware or dismissive of corruption within their own political group.
A TV commentary analyzing how Janez Janša successfully redirected public focus.
An analysis of the participants in the upcoming pre-referendum campaign in Slovenia and factors that could influence its result.
Publication of resignation statements from Tea Košir and Nataša Vidnar, citing disagreements with decisions and alleged threats.
A journalist from the newspaper Delo responds to an SDS action, reporting insults received.
A look at Janez Janša's allocation of credit for Slovenia's independence.
An article about human trafficking and its prevalence in a certain region.
A report on municipal efforts to regulate Airbnb, with some aiming to restrict its operations.
A continuation of the previous story, discussing municipalities that would favor looser regulations for Airbnb.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney defies US President Donald Trump, suggesting a new global arrangement that is welcomed in Europe.
A story about the initiative Brezavta.si aimed at improving public transportation.
Announcement of a new special issue of Mladina focusing on environmental issues.
A piece questioning whether a certain boundary or limit has been exceeded.
An interview with philosopher Marc Crépon about the demand for peaceful educational environments for youth.
A column discussing the potential political succession of Zoran Janković by Matjaž Mesec.
A commentary on public disapproval expressed both in public spaces and cultural events.
A piece touching upon national celebrations, parliamentary replacements, and judicial appointments.
A commentary reflecting on unexpected and significant current events.
An analysis suggesting that discrediting political opponents is a fundamental tool of the SDS party and its leader, Janez Janša.
Discussion on political change in Serbia, describing it as a complex and risky process beyond just a change of government.
An exploration of the differences between Auschwitz and Jasenovac, focusing on the political context and its perpetuation of hatred.
A profile of Dan Grabnar, a director who created a film about student protests.
A positive review of the book 'Average Index of Happiness' by David Machado.
A review of Zdravko Kobe's book 'The Foucault Case'.
A reserved review of the film 'Clayface'.
A mention of a 'Horror Night' event or film.
A positive review of The Avalanches' album 'No Bad Memories'.
A positive review of William Basinski's album 'Passing the Cup of Sorrows'.
A highly positive review of the album 'Silence: Alien Poetry'.
A mixed review of Michael Kiwanuka's album 'Fudge'.
A piece focusing on Konzum and its role as a contemporary tourist product, possibly in a specific location.
A photo gallery featuring an image of a long line of people voting at the Serbian Embassy in Ljubljana.