Slovenian athlete Živa Remic, 16, has achieved a significant victory, becoming the world champion in the 800-meter race in Eugene, USA, and is now taking a well-deserved break after her triumph.

Delo: Golden Živa Remic is resting! Now for a break!

Slovenian athlete Živa Remic is taking a break after her world championship win in Eugene, USA, joining Kristjan Čeh in celebrating a major success for Slovenia.

Dnevnik: 16-Year-Old Živa Remic Becomes World Champion in 800m Race

Slovenian athlete Živa Remic has achieved a significant victory, becoming the world champion in the 800-meter race at the age of 16.

Newly published budget documents reveal the Prime Minister Janez Janša government's priorities, allegedly favoring funding for priests, drones, and tycoons over the needs of the populace, drawing criticism from opposition leader Robert Golob and sparking commentary on the government's economic approach.

Mladina: Big Change: Budget Documents Reveal Janša's Government Priorities

Published budget documents highlight the Janša government's priorities: funding for priests, drones, and tycoons instead of people. Includes a quote from opposition leader Robert Golob.

Mladina: Budget Arithmetic for Dummies

Dr. Bogomir Kovač's article suggests that Janša's desired 'new republic' cannot survive without a stable economy, critiquing the current budget approach.

Critical analyses question the current style of governance, pointing to classic political abuses and the degradation of democratic referendum decision-making, with specific scrutiny on how the right-wing has strategically shaped recent referendums to its advantage.

Mladina: The Unbearable Lightness of Governing

This article delves into classic political tricks, abuses, and the degradation of democratic referendum decision-making, questioning the current style of governance. It is written by Jure Trampuš.

Delo: Referendum for all or nothing: how the right wing set the mini-field for itself

This article analyzes a political referendum, suggesting that the right-wing political faction has set up the conditions to its own advantage, highlighting a lack of abstract thinking and a confrontational approach.

New allegations of nepotism have emerged, highlighting a situation where a father heads the government's communication office while his daughter works in the Prime Minister's cabinet.

Mladina: Family Ties

A story by Luka Volk about nepotism, where a father heads the government's communication office and his daughter works in the prime minister's cabinet.

Public interest continues to focus on various aspects of the traffic accident involving President Nataša Pirc Musar, with commentary discussing the ongoing scrutiny of the event.

Mladina: Let's Undress the President!

This TV commentary, by Stanka Prodnik, discusses the traffic accident involving the female president and what aspects of the event are still of interest to the public.

Slovenia is experiencing a persistent heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 35 degrees Celsius, while critical commentary warns of insufficient time to prepare for climate change and a gradual progression towards an ecological disaster, highlighting perceived climate ignorance.

Mladina: Climate Ignorance

Matic Gorenc discusses the increasing heat and drought of summers, stating there is insufficient time to prepare for climate change.

Dnevnik: Heatwave Persists: Up to 35 Degrees Until End of Week, No Rain in Sight

Slovenia is experiencing a persistent heatwave, with temperatures expected to reach 35 degrees Celsius by the end of the week and no significant rainfall forecast.

Mladina: Top Slide into Ecological Catastrophe

Vlado Miheljak's column, 'Top Slide into Ecological Catastrophe', warns of a gradual but dangerous progression towards an environmental disaster.

Reports indicate a conflict or tension between a government ministry and the cultural sector within the country.

Mladina: Ministry Against Culture

This news item, written by Luka Volk, likely discusses a conflict or tension between a government ministry and the cultural sector in Slovenia.

A report suggests a positive economic trend with an inflow of foreign capital into the country, rather than an outflow.

Mladina: Inflow of Foreign Capital, Not Outflow

Monika Weiss reports on the flow of foreign capital, suggesting a positive trend of inflow rather than an outflow.

Articles critique the negative portrayal of social benefit recipients and explore the evolving concept of the right to disconnect, questioning the boundaries of being free from work obligations while remaining constantly reachable.

Mladina: Demonizing Social Benefit Recipients

Written by Monika Weiss, this article likely critiques the negative portrayal and stigmatization of individuals receiving social assistance.

Dnevnik: Being Free, But Always Reachable: Where Does the Right to Disconnect End?

The article explores the concept of being free from work obligations while remaining constantly reachable, questioning the boundaries of the right to disconnect.