Europe, Wake Up and Return to the People ↗
Front page leadThe article questions whether Europe is too dependent on foreign technology, suggesting a need for a change in focus towards its own citizens and interests.
Slovenia
The front page of Mladina, a Slovenian news website, covers a range of topics including European technology dependence, cultural wars over face coverings, political developments within Slovenia such as party support and parliamentary activities, and cultural events like film festivals and book…
The article questions whether Europe is too dependent on foreign technology, suggesting a need for a change in focus towards its own citizens and interests.
A ban on face coverings is discussed as a catalyst for a cultural conflict, highlighting societal divisions and debates.
The article addresses the financial compensation received by Vesna Milek at RTV Slovenia, likely sparking discussion about media salaries and practices.
Following a significant 'attack,' retaliatory sanctions are imposed, indicating a serious escalation of conflict or dispute.
A poll indicates that the truth, or perhaps a specific narrative, would not gain sufficient support to enter the state parliament.
The political party of Zoran Stevanović is reported to have a very low level of public support, hovering at just 1.8 percent.
This article delves into the historical development and significance of cinema within Slovenia.
The article explores the possibility that the year 2027 might record the highest temperatures ever measured, raising climate change concerns.
The political party 'Freedom' is reported to have provided protection or support to the mayor of Piran.
US President Donald Trump has expressed doubts about the fairness of congressional elections shortly after they occurred.
The worsening crisis of reading, attributed to excessive screen time, has led to intellectual poverty and paved the way for populism and the decay of democracy.
A gymnasium teacher argues that the Slovenian school system's strength and quality stem from its public nature.
The Ljubljana International Film Festival (Liffe) will showcase how ordinary people must behave like superheroes to survive the capitalist everyday.
The article examines the response of the SDS party to the exposure of a propaganda cell, arguing against comparisons with the Institute 8 March.
This column discusses the nature of anger and examines what constitutes appropriate and inappropriate targets for protests.
The column analyzes the unintended consequences and pitfalls associated with implementing radical bans concerning the Orthodox Church, alcohol, and television.
Dr. Bogomir Kovač argues that the frequent use of referendums by Janša's government is a symptom of the current political crisis in the country.
The article explains how local elections in Slovenia have been negatively impacted by political crises, particularly since 2014, due to their timing with parliamentary elections.
Generations have grown up without understanding the origins of local infrastructure like hospitals or the management of waste disposal, linked to new neoliberal policies.
A profile of Gaj Bostič, a jazz drummer and prog rock musician, who finds inspiration in the cosmos.
A book review of Robert Macfarlane's 'Is a River Alive?', with a positive rating.
A book review of Solvej Balle's 'On the Volume of Time 1-3', with a good rating.
Reviews of several music albums including 'Dogma Death' by It's Everyone Else, 'you made me / skin on linen' by PISS, 'Nu Zamrock' by Sampa The Great, and 'Perfecth' by Queens of the Stone Age.
A review of the Turkish restaurant Lokanta located at Poljanska cesta 7, Ljubljana.
A photo captures the President of the Supreme Court, the President of the Constitutional Court, and the Minister of Justice at the Days of Justice event.