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A report on individuals working in long sleeves and pants during extreme heat, highlighting the exhaustion experienced.

A fire has broken out in the Bovško region, with firefighters working to contain it, supported by air tractors.

The director of Zagreb Zoo responds to accusations of unprofessional conduct, stating that staff intervened promptly after a fatal lion attack.

An early morning explosion occurred in Brezovica, with an ATM as the target; police are investigating the major theft.

The government of Prime Minister Golob pledged €4.5 million for cat chipping but provided significantly less funding.

A story about an intoxicated tractor driver who fell asleep while driving, blocking the road.

An account of a hiker who suffered a severe injury from a fall, with a trekking pole piercing his body, and his arduous journey to seek help.

A case involving sexual abuse of siblings and a court's discussion on the definition of pornography.

The town of Komenda is celebrating the arrival of cyclist Tadej Pogačar, turning yellow in honor of the event.

The article discusses the increase in earthquake insurance uptake after seismic events, noting that interest quickly wanes.

Former President Trump states that Hamas has accepted a disarmament plan for Gaza, while Israel's reaction is pending.

An upcoming total solar eclipse in August will be visible in Europe, the first since 2006, with details on viewing locations.

The football world is in mourning following the death of the legendary player Franco Baresi.

A ranking of the most dangerous countries for driving, with a popular tourist destination for Slovenes at the top.

An opinion piece arguing that earthquake insurance, while necessary, functions like an unfair tax.

An opinion piece discussing China's nuclear capabilities or strategy.

A commentary on the recurring and impactful nature of heat waves.

China has analyzed satellite imagery to reveal information allegedly concealed by the White House regarding the Middle East.

A forecast of heavy traffic on Slovenian roads for the upcoming weekend.

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