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The Dnevnik front page highlights shifts in tourism in Slovenia with fewer Asian visitors and more Europeans and Americans. Other top stories include domestic news on a referendum about RTV contributions, a domestic story about domestic violence, and international news covering a bus-caravan crash…
Slovenia is experiencing a shift in its tourism demographics, with a noticeable decrease in visitors from Asia and a corresponding increase in tourists from Europe and America.
This story investigates potential omissions and undisclosed information by proponents of abolishing the RTV contribution ahead of a consultative referendum.
A story detailing a domestic violence situation where the victim and perpetrator have reportedly reconciled.
A severe accident involving a bus and a motorhome in Italy has resulted in at least six fatalities and 34 injuries.
A 14-year-old boy has allegedly killed a female student in a school in Malaysia, raising questions about the potential influence of social media.
The roof of a building collapsed in Sydney following a loud explosion, leaving two men in critical condition; the cause is currently unknown.
A significant earthquake has shaken Egypt, waking residents with strong ground tremors.
A Moroccan man describes his experience of swimming to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, recounting alleged encouragement from police to enter Spain.
An investigation into the disappearance of a national healthcare quality review shortly after its release.
A wildfire on Planja has been brought under control, with approximately one hundred firefighters continuing their efforts today.
Slovenian police have initiated intensified speed monitoring operations on roads.
US President Trump has declared that negotiations with Iran will continue today.
The Slovenian under-18 men's basketball team has achieved a significant victory, becoming European champions.
The article discusses the existential threat faced by Jakarta, the world's most populous city, as it gradually sinks into the Java Sea.
An opinion piece likely discussing bureaucracy or public services, with a title suggesting a need for more accessible governmental services.
A commentary piece with a title that could be metaphorical or refer to specific events related to heat and Protestantism.
A commentary piece titled 'On Paper,' likely discussing theoretical or written aspects of a topic.
A photo report featuring cyclist Tadej Pogačar and ski jumper Dom Pervec in a helicopter, with a quote from Pogačar.
Elon Musk's prediction that money will become irrelevant by 2036 is discussed, with an analysis of its feasibility.
Two helicopters crashed while engaged in firefighting operations amid extreme conditions in Greece.
