8. november 2012 (četrtek)
Čakajoč na Obamo – Ervin Hladnik Milharčič, Dnevnik
Večno vračanje istega – Boris Čibej, Delo (P)
Velik dosežek je, da porabiš šest milijard dolarjev, pa ne dosežeš nikakršnih sprememb.
Janša naj bo pek – Karel Lipnik, Finance
Javni sektor se premalo zaveda, da je moral za njegove plače nekdo v gospodarstvu nekaj ustvariti.
Google napoveduje: zmagal bo Borut Pahor – Matej Praprotnik, Val202
Bodo o cepljenju otrok kmalu odločali le starši? – Nina Knavs, Dnevnik
Bedaki in konji – Maja Grgič, Delo (P)
Politični tabori poskušajo z mešetarjenjem za vsako ceno speljati vodo na svoj mlin.
5 Truisms About the 2012 Election … That Weren’t True – Linton Weeks
Analysis: Why Romney lost – Peter Hamby, CNN
NYT’s Nate Silver Wins The Gold – Ben Jacobs, Daily Download
Another ‘Year of the Woman’? Not So Fast – ANN FRIEDMAN, NY Mag
How gay equality became the new normal of US politics in 2012 – Ana Marie Cox, The Guardian
From the ballot initiatives to Tammy Baldwin’s Senate win, this was a historic election for gay rights. With barely a ripple
Hacking the President’s DNA – ANDREW HESSEL, MARC GOODMAN, STEVEN KOTLER, The Atlantic
The U.S. government is surreptitiously collecting the DNA of world leaders, and is reportedly protecting that of Barack Obama.
Xi Jinping and Barack Obama: two leaders facing very different crises – Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Xi Jinping faces deeper challenges than Barack Obama. We must hope they are met: it could be a matter of war and peace
Dneve je poimenovala Marjetka Krapež, prevod Samo Vrtačnik. Objavljeni so v rokovniku, ki ga je izdal Pionirski dom – Center za kulturo mladih, Ljubljana.