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The news from Dnevnik, a Slovenian website, covers a range of domestic and international stories. Top domestic concerns include the ongoing heatwave with red warnings, issues with kindergarten enrollment, and a three-year anniversary of devastating floods. There are also reports on health service…
The article discusses issues and complaints within the healthcare system, where patients are reportedly receiving bureaucratic remarks about their 'emšo' (personal identification number) instead of timely medical assistance.
Due to the intense heatwave, public swimming pools are experiencing high attendance, while businesses selling ice and air conditioning units are seeing record sales.
A grim discovery was made in the Sava river where a body, found to be bloody, was recovered, prompting an investigation.
A look back at Princess Marina, a prominent figure in British royalty, who played a significant role in preserving the monarchy and was beloved by the public even before Princess Diana.
A man's life is in danger after he collided with a deer while riding a three-wheeler, with the incident occurring in the Dravsko polje area.
Drivers are advised to exercise caution on the Croatian A1 motorway between the Krpani and Sv. Rok tunnels due to the sighting of a bear.
Following repeated water quality tests, the Sora river has been declared safe again for swimming, bringing good news to local residents and visitors.
A man who hit a pedestrian with his vehicle and then fled the scene was later apprehended by police and found to be intoxicated.
A red warning has been issued for most of the country as temperatures are expected to reach up to 38 degrees Celsius today, with the heat moving eastward.
Prosecutors have decided not to press criminal charges against the police officers involved in the shooting of a 25-year-old man in Ljubljana, ruling it as self-defense.
This article marks the third anniversary of the devastating floods that significantly impacted Slovenia's history.
Parents are concerned about the waiting lists for kindergarten enrollment, but kindergartens are trying to alleviate these worries by stating that places are still available in certain locations.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine escalates with reports of Ukrainian attacks on what is described as a 'Russian Amazon' and Russian retaliatory strikes on fuel stations.
An update on fuel prices, indicating that gasoline has become cheaper while providing information on the price increase for diesel.
The article highlights recent successes of young Slovenian basketball players, suggesting a more optimistic outlook for the country's performance in the 2029 European Championship.
An opinion piece or column by Nataša Kramberger questioning or reflecting on the presence and role of 'guides'.
A linguistic column by Marko Stabej, likely discussing language use and its effects, with the title suggesting a topic related to 'healing the tongue'.
An archaeological discovery in Croatia of a grave with unsettling circumstances, where the intent was apparently to prevent the deceased from returning to life.
The ongoing heatwave is significantly impacting Europe, causing low water levels in rivers which is disrupting river traffic and affecting the energy sector.
A profile or story about a person associated with the railway, reflecting on connections and the passage of time.
