Slovenia Prefers Silence ↗
Front page leadAn analysis questions why Slovenia is not effectively explaining its foreign policy shifts.
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The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, focuses heavily on domestic politics, with several articles discussing the new government, protests, and political discourse. International news is also present, including a story about Donald Trump. Cultural events and commentary on societal…
An analysis questions why Slovenia is not effectively explaining its foreign policy shifts.
The US President claims he did not offer a White House press secretary position to the UFC leader.
A discussion arises about the potential for a square named after Janez Janša and a monument of considerable height.
A direct confrontation or accusation, likely related to public discourse or political statements.
An examination of how political strategies and communication are increasingly influenced by social media dynamics.
The establishment of the new Janša government is reportedly accompanied by new penalties for protestors.
An article reflecting on the decline or transformation of the Republican party, possibly in the US context.
A commentary links the decline in reading to screen addiction, leading to intellectual poverty and the rise of populism.
An inquiry into the SDS party's reaction to revelations about a propaganda operation and why it differs from the Institute 8th March.
An interview with a high school teacher expressing strong criticism about the impact of politics on the education system.
The Ljubljana International Film Festival (Liffe) is approaching, showcasing films about ordinary people acting like superheroes to survive in capitalism.