The New Dark Age ↗
Front page leadA severe reading crisis, caused by excessive screen time, has led to intellectual poverty and created fertile ground for the rise of populism and the decay of democracy.
Slovenia
The news website Mladina from Slovenia features a mix of domestic political commentary, cultural analysis, and societal issues. Top stories include an analysis of the reading crisis and its impact on democracy, a critique of the SDS party's response to revelations about a propaganda basement, and…
A severe reading crisis, caused by excessive screen time, has led to intellectual poverty and created fertile ground for the rise of populism and the decay of democracy.
The SDS party's reaction to the revelation of a propaganda basement is analyzed, with an argument that comparing it to the actions of the 8th of March Institute is nonsensical.
Barbara Bedenik, a high school teacher, discusses the detrimental impact of political interference on the education system.
The mayoral election in Ljubljana is discussed, highlighting Luka Mesec as a serious challenger to the incumbent Zoran Janković, potentially shifting the political landscape of the capital.
The article examines how politics has become subservient to the dynamics and logic of social media platforms.
The article reports on the imposition of new penalties for protesters under the new government led by Janez Janša.
This appears to be a section or article related to the SDS party's academy or ideology.
This piece, titled 'Trumpadanje,' reflects on the decline or transformation of the Republican party.
The article discusses the issue of animal cruelty and its perceived acceptance or normalization.
This likely covers the actions or performance of Minister Šircelj.
Concerns are raised about the management of the Housing Fund being transferred to an importer of Chinese cars.
This is a review or commentary on food choices, possibly related to local eateries.
A TV commentary on how politics is stripping society of its nuances, leaving a polarized view.
The Ljubljana International Film Festival (Liffe) is approaching, showcasing how ordinary people must act like superheroes to survive capitalist daily life.
This article title suggests a piece about a significant individual within the state's structure.
This title implies a critique of political control or influence within the education system.
The article likely discusses Slovenia's stance or inaction on a particular issue.
A column by Janko Lorenci discussing the potential and targets of anger.
This column likely differentiates between legitimate and misplaced targets of public protests.
Bernard Nežmah's column explores the dangers or pitfalls associated with radical prohibitions.
This piece likely examines the relationship between the Orthodox Church, alcohol consumption, and television broadcasting.
A column by Vlado Miheljak discussing the 'Otto Wallisch Syndrome,' possibly related to human rights committees.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač critiques the current government's policies, suggesting referendum schizophrenia is a symptom of the state's political crisis.
This article discusses the rise of new neoliberalism, where entire generations grew up without understanding basic public services like the location of the clinical center or waste disposal.
A profile of Gaj Bostič, a jazz drummer and prog rock musician who finds inspiration in the cosmos.
A review of Robert Macfarlane's book 'Is the River Alive?'
A review of Solvej Balle's work 'On the Volume of Time 1–3.'
A review of the album 'Dogma Death' by the band It's Everyone Else.
A review of the release 'You Made Me / Skin on Linen' by PISS.
A review of the album 'Nu Zamrock' by Sampa The Great.
A review of 'Perfecth' by Borka, possibly a tribute or related to Queens of the Stone Age.
A review of the Turkish restaurant Lokanta located on Poljanska cesta, Ljubljana.
A collection of photos from the week, including judicial figures and cultural events.