Hospitality workers angry over referendum on emergency law ↗
Front page leadHospitality workers are reportedly furious about a referendum concerning an emergency law, suggesting it impacts their livelihoods.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include public discontent regarding a referendum on an emergency law affecting hospitality workers, and concerns about potential job cuts in the public administration. International news covers various events…
Hospitality workers are reportedly furious about a referendum concerning an emergency law, suggesting it impacts their livelihoods.
Minister Matoz forecasts potential job cuts in the public administration, but specific numbers are not yet available.
A young boy has died after being in a coma for nine years, reportedly due to consuming raw milk cheese.
An economic forecaster, known for predicting the 2008 crisis, is now issuing warnings of a potential economic collapse similar to 1987.
Spanish media reports suggest that suspected jihadists have been identified among migrants arriving in Ceuta.
An armed individual was apprehended near Donald Trump's golf course, raising concerns about a potential assassination attempt.
Israel's refusal to accept Trump's peace plan is jeopardizing the second phase of a ceasefire agreement.
Croatia's Adria Grupa is close to acquiring Slorest, with the sale process entering its final stages after two previous attempts.
A motorcyclist, despite having a blood alcohol content of 1.63, has been determined not to be at fault for a serious accident.
An incident involving fish deaths caused by slurry has resulted in approximately 10,000 euros of environmental damage in the Rače region.
An individual in the US is accused of murdering a 6-month-old infant, allegedly using a leaf blower in the act.
Ballistic missiles launched by Russia have struck Kyiv and its surroundings, resulting in numerous casualties and significant damage.
Temperatures are expected to reach up to 39 degrees Celsius today, with a possibility of showers and thunderstorms in the Alpine areas.
The article discusses political challenges in the UK, possibly indicating the decline of a prominent Brexit figure.
An opinion piece critically examining the emergency law, suggesting it leads to negative consequences.
A column discussing various shades of gray, likely a metaphorical exploration of complex issues.
An analysis on referendum strategies, focusing on how poor question formulation can lead to losing.
A blind customer at a restaurant in Vienna had a significant amount of money, intended for his funeral, stolen from his card.
SpaceX has disclosed its financial performance, showing it surpassed expectations but continues to incur billions in losses.