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Front page leadThis story investigates how the SDS party reacted to the revelation of a propaganda cellar and argues why comparisons to the Institute 8. March are nonsensical.
Slovenia
The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, features a mix of domestic political commentary, social issues, and cultural news. A prominent story discusses the SDS party's response to a propaganda cellar and criticizes comparisons to the Institute 8. March. Other domestic stories cover…
This story investigates how the SDS party reacted to the revelation of a propaganda cellar and argues why comparisons to the Institute 8. March are nonsensical.
A news report details an incident involving a drone appearing outside the bedroom window of Luka Mesec.
A statement expresses strong disapproval and accusations of lying in a public context.
The article discusses how political discourse and actions are increasingly being shaped by the dynamics and logic of social media platforms.
The report highlights that the new government led by Janša is implementing new penalties for individuals involved in protests.
This commentary examines the decline or disappearance of the Republican party, framed within the context of a 'first week' of observation.
A prominent feature argues that a worsening reading crisis, caused by excessive screen time, is leading to intellectual poverty and paving the way for populism and the breakdown of democracy.
This appears to be a section or article related to the SDS party's academy or educational initiatives.
The article focuses on the dynamics and actions related to Minister Šircelj.
This story reports on the management of the Housing Fund being transferred to an importer of Chinese cars.
A piece discussing food choices, specifically comparing burek and pizza slices, and exploring whether a good option exists.
This commentary questions what remains of society when politics consistently removes all nuances.
As the Ljubljana International Film Festival (Liffe) approaches, this piece explores why ordinary people must behave like superheroes to survive capitalist daily life.
This title likely refers to a political or social commentary on a significant figure or position within the country.
This article analyzes a situation as an example of rigid, ideological control similar to that of a political bureau.
The story explores why Slovenia chooses to remain silent on a particular issue or matter.
This is a link to preview or access the content of the latest issue of Mladina magazine.
An interview with Barbara Bedenik, a high school teacher, who expresses strong criticism about the negative impact of politics on the education system.
A column discussing the underlying forces and possibilities associated with public anger.
This column likely analyzes the validity and focus of various protest movements, distinguishing between legitimate and misplaced targets.
A column examining the negative consequences and dangers associated with implementing radical prohibitions.
This column likely discusses the intersection of the Orthodox Church, alcohol consumption, and a television station, possibly in a critical or analytical context.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that the current political crisis in the state is evidenced by 'referendum schizophrenia'.
This column discusses the unfortunate timing of local elections in Slovenia since 2014, which have been overshadowed by parliamentary crises occurring in the same year.
This piece reflects on how entire generations have grown up without understanding basic public services and infrastructure, linking it to new forms of neoliberalism.
A profile of Gaj Bostič, a jazz drummer and prog rock musician, highlighting his cosmic inspirations.
A positive review of Robert Macfarlane's book 'Is the River Alive?'.
A review of Solvej Balle's work 'Volume of Time 1–3'.
A review of the album 'Dogma Death' by the band It’s Everyone Else.
A positive review of the album 'you made me / skin on linen' by PISS.
A review of Sampa The Great's music, specifically the 'Nu Zamrock' genre or release.
A review of Queens of the Stone Age's music, likely a specific release or track titled 'Perfecth'.
A review of the Turkish restaurant Lokanta located in Ljubljana.
A photo captures the President of the Supreme Court, the President of the Constitutional Court, and the Minister of Justice at the Justice Days event.
This story concerns land owned by Stevanović designated for the construction of an Orthodox church in Kranj.
The photo shows Zoran Janković arriving at court for proceedings related to the Stožice cooling plant case.
This appears to be an event listing or photo caption for an event at KAPA, Klub Channel Zero in Metelkova mesto, Ljubljana.
This is likely an exhibition or event featuring Ana Čavić's work 'Nit Without End' at the International Graphic Arts Centre in Ljubljana.
A photo or report related to an event or visit at the Swedish Parliament in Stockholm.
This caption details a premiere performance titled 'Station(ing) – Be(coming)' featuring several artists at Cankarjev dom in Ljubljana.
This caption announces Jakob Kos as an award winner at the Critical Ost award ceremony held at Vodnikova Domačija in Ljubljana.
This describes an artistic project or exhibition titled 'Cracks of Proximity' by Natalija Milovanović, Miha Šajina, and Urša Čuk at Kino Šiška in Ljubljana.
A caption or photo related to a journey through the Corinth Canal, Greece.
This caption announces the presentation of Silvester Plotajs Sicoe's poetry collection 'My Heart is Dirty' at Švicarija in Ljubljana.
This caption describes a performance by the ethno choir Ljelje as part of the 'Sounds of the World' event at Hostel Celica in Ljubljana.
A listing for a performance by the American band Pat Todd & the Rankoutsiders at MKNŽ in Ilirska Bistrica.
A caption or photo related to Ketchikan, Alaska.