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Dnevnik, a Slovenian news outlet, features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a debate on how to spend 236 million euros on defense, concerns about ministry car usage, and the anticipated cooling weather after a heatwave. International news covers a lawsuit…
The Slovenian Ministry of Defense is set to receive a significant funding boost of 236 million euros, raising questions about its allocation and utilization within a four-month period.
A court has ruled against Meta, accusing the tech giant of designing its services to be addictive for young users and imposing a record-breaking fine.
A former Croatian actress and journalist is accused of physically assaulting her mother, including scratching and biting, and making death threats.
Goltes, the former partner of basketball player Luka Dončić, is reportedly seeking a substantial financial settlement and reduced parental access to their children following their separation.
An examination of transportation practices within Slovenian ministries reveals varied approaches, including the use of hired drivers and company cars for personal purposes.
A man who committed acts of domestic violence, including assault, strangulation, and threats with a knife, will not be sent to prison.
E-scooters are not toys: two accidents occurred in a single day, with one child sustaining serious injuries.
A shooting incident at a school in Bangkok, Thailand, has resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries.
Buyers of electric cars in Slovenia are uncertain as funds for government subsidies are dwindling.
Following a period of record-breaking heat, Slovenia is finally expected to experience cooler temperatures.
The German brewing industry is facing a decline in consumption, leading to the closure of more than 50 breweries within a year.
A magnitude 3.3 earthquake struck near Rijeka, Croatia, with tremors also being felt in parts of Slovenia.
A person in the United States took matters into their own hands by luring their daughter's alleged rapist into their home and shooting him.
A person used a helicopter to travel to a store, apparently deeming a car journey too time-consuming.
A political commentary piece likely discussing recent political events or figures in Slovenia, referencing 'Janša's cannons' and 'Golob's butter'.
An opinion piece discussing the use of vouchers for cultural events at Cankarjev Dom, a prominent Slovenian cultural institution.
A commentary or lifestyle piece exploring preferences between morning and evening.
This report focuses on the increasing severity of summer wildfires in Europe and their impact on holiday destinations.
A new online trend is gaining popularity among young people, causing concern among experts.
