Dušan Smodiš Faces Fraud Charges in Court ↗
Front page leadThe article details the ongoing court case against Dušan Smodiš, who is facing additional fraud charges related to the Fotopub scandal.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on legal proceedings, social issues, and local events in Slovenia. Several stories cover ongoing court cases, changes in regulations, and environmental concerns within the country. International news…
The article details the ongoing court case against Dušan Smodiš, who is facing additional fraud charges related to the Fotopub scandal.
An analysis discusses the state's underestimation of demand for electric vehicle subsidies, questioning who will receive the funds and who will be left out.
New guidelines on sick leave are being implemented, outlining which medical conditions will be subject to specific regulations.
Testimonies from Ukrainian civilians describe torture, starvation, and sexual violence endured during their captivity in Russia.
A dog, initially thrown into the sea, was rescued by swimmers and has now found a new loving home.
An article investigates which individuals in the Janša government received appointments based on trust rather than merit.
Health authorities are advising against swimming at two beaches in Isola due to the presence of bacteria.
Reports suggest that football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has had a secret wedding ceremony.
A prominent doctor died in a tragic accident in Zadar while attempting to free an anchor, getting caught in a propeller.
Romania reports destroying two drones in the vicinity of a major offshore gas field in the Black Sea.
A story from Serbia details a dark plot involving a murder in a bedroom and the disposal of a body in a cornfield, highlighting a fatal mistake.
A panda caused a temporary closure of a Milan airport after it collided with a private jet on the runway.
Severe storms have caused damage in several parts of Slovenia, with fallen trees, damaged roofs, and flooded basements reported.
A celestial phenomenon, a solar eclipse, is imminent, and the public is advised to take precautions to protect their eyes.
Companies found to be involved in doping practices will be excluded from bidding on EU public tenders.
An opinion piece reflects on the legacy and influence of a particular old sports school.
Anže Zalar argues for giving cooling systems the same recognition and importance that heating systems have long received.
Minister Cigler Kralj declares the drought a major catastrophe for farmers and the state, promising compensatory measures.
Following a catastrophic earthquake, numerous calls for assistance have been reported.