What's happening in Europe?
Slovenia
The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into the handling of valuable state gifts, a report on a fatal climbing accident on Triglav, and a controversial incident at a swimming pool in Maribor. International news covers security…
An investigation into state-given gifts reveals the significant value of items like a €28,000 watch and €34,580 in jewelry, questioning their fate and management.
Amidst threats from Iran, Donald Trump was reportedly moved secretly from his plane in a food truck due to fears of an assassination attempt.
New details have surfaced regarding a mountain accident on Triglav where a 19-year-old tragically lost their life.
A significant internal conflict is brewing at Atletico Madrid, with Barcelona cited as the cause, leaving Slovenian goalkeeper Jan Oblak in a difficult position.
A woman wearing a burqini was reportedly asked to leave a public swimming pool in Maribor, raising questions about the manager's decision.
Travelers are experiencing doubled waiting times at European airports, a situation described as something 'only Europeans could invent'.
A victim of a suspected drug-facilitated rape in Ljubljana was found wandering disoriented, with inconsistencies noted in her account.
Panic erupted on a Spanish beach when swimmers fled from a two-meter-long tun, which they mistook for a shark.
An investigation has explored the background of a traffic jam on the Primorka highway that was caused by spilled pig halves.
The article discusses a €500 'recipe for success' offered by Repić, exploring the background of the AI Universa project.
A driver in Croatia was recorded driving at 280 km/h using their feet and on the wrong side of the road, while filming the dangerous stunt.
Despite ongoing scandals, Donald Trump has expressed support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino, describing him as 'fantastic'.
The ongoing heatwave is expected to continue, with some areas anticipating temporary relief from showers.
A devastating earthquake in Colombia has resulted in at least 130 deaths, with rescue efforts ongoing for those still trapped under rubble.
An opinion piece by Ranko Ivelja explores the mechanisms and workings of fascism.
Tomaž Klipšteter poses a rhetorical question about the number of violent deaths that will occur.
A reader's letter discusses Peter Jambrek and the issue of a constitutional impeachment.
The prices of gasoline and diesel have seen a significant decrease today.
Type 2 diabetes, a condition previously more common in older adults, is now increasingly affecting younger people, particularly women.
A toddler in Canada was attacked by a bear while playing in their own yard.
