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The Mladina front page features a mix of domestic Slovenian political commentary, international news, and cultural reviews. Top stories include a comparison of Slovenia's judicial path with Poland's, an examination of the SDS party's propaganda, and global protests against wealth-disproportionate…

Top stories

Slovenia on Poland's Path ↗

Front page lead

Slovenia's government decided last week not to appoint a judge, a move for which Poland was recently condemned by the European Court of Human Rights.

Who are the members of the SDS propaganda unit? ↗

The article investigates the members of the SDS party's propaganda unit.

How Janša once again managed to redirect our attention ↗

This TV commentary discusses how Janez Janša managed to redirect public attention.

Protests against laws for the rich rage worldwide ↗

Protests against laws favoring the wealthy are occurring globally.

Democrats, blind to corruption in their ranks ↗

The article discusses the Democrats' blindness to corruption within their own party.

Who and why Slovenes abroad vote for ↗

An exploration of who Slovenes living abroad vote for and the reasons behind their choices.

Beheaded, beer, and a biased constitutional judge ↗

This piece touches on themes of a beheading, beer, and a controversial constitutional judge.

Janez Janša distributed merits for independence ↗

Janez Janša is discussed in relation to distributing merits for Slovenian independence.

The promised land for human trafficking ↗

The article appears to discuss human trafficking and its associated issues.

Some municipalities want to rein in Airbnb... ↗

This story concerns municipalities attempting to regulate Airbnb.

Canadian Prime Minister defies Trump and proposes new world order ↗

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is challenging US President Donald Trump and proposing a new world order, receiving a positive reception in Europe.

The burning planet / New special issue of Mladina ↗

This announcement is for a new special issue of Mladina titled 'The Burning Planet'.

Dirty disinformation campaigns led by SDS from the prime minister's office ↗

The article details disinformation campaigns allegedly run by the SDS from the prime minister's office.

Journalist outraged by SDS: 'I am not surprised' ↗

A journalist from Delo expresses outrage but not surprise at being targeted by the SDS party, which allegedly insulted him.

Is it revolutionary to demand schools where young people can study peacefully? ↗

Philosopher Marc Crépon is interviewed about whether it is revolutionary to demand peaceful educational environments for young people.

Will Mesec replace Janković? ↗

This column speculates on whether Jože Možgan will be replaced by Luka Mesec.

Whistles in the market and in the opera ↗

This piece discusses reactions, possibly protests or dissent, referred to as 'whistles', occurring in both public markets and the opera.

State celebration, substitute MP, and unelected supreme judge ↗

This commentary touches upon a state celebration, a substitute Member of Parliament, and an unelected supreme judge.

Janez and the eight sailors ↗

This article appears to be a commentary or analysis titled 'Janez and the eight sailors'.

We didn't even imagine it in our dreams, yet it's happening ↗

This piece reflects on an unexpected and unfolding situation.

Target: Janez M. ↗

This article focuses on Janez M. as a target, suggesting political discreditation is the primary tool of the SDS party and its leader Janez Janša against political opponents.

Political uprising ↗

The transformation of Serbia is described as a complex, risky, and lengthy process, with the change of government being the first step.

Double connotation: Difference between Auschwitz and Jasenovac ↗

The article explores the difference between Auschwitz and Jasenovac, focusing on the 'double connotation' as a political construct used to justify atrocities and fuel hatred towards Serbs.