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Dnevnik's front page highlights concerns about environmental strain in Triglav National Park due to high visitor numbers, potential water shortages in Slovenia due to heatwaves, and traffic disruptions. International news includes significant events in Europe and Indonesia, alongside a story about…
High visitor numbers are threatening Triglav National Park, raising concerns about a potential collapse and the possibility of implementing reservation systems for mountain access.
The article discusses the new climate reality in Slovenia and poses the question of whether the country will face a drinking water shortage during the summer months due to extreme heat.
Road traffic congestion is worsening, with reported delays now exceeding 10 kilometers, impacting travel and logistics.
Widespread fires are affecting Europe, with significant arrests reported in France and emergency situations declared on Dugi Otok.
Drug cartels are employing unusual tactics, using images of football star Erling Haaland to mark their illicit shipments.
The article explores the origins of the August 15th public holiday, suggesting it was established through a political compromise.
An 18-year-old worker in Belgium stumbled upon a hidden treasure of 9 million euros in gold while working on building foundations.
This article offers household tips, specifically suggesting a method for cleaning ovens by looking for solutions in the bathroom.
A university professor, who had been subjected to public shaming for an extended period, has passed away.
A psychologist shares insights into relationships, detailing three common practices of couples who exhibit high emotional intelligence.
A powerful earthquake measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale has struck Indonesia, resulting in at least 20 deaths and numerous injuries.
Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have made a significant discovery by identifying a completely new astronomical object.
A Chinese train has set a new speed record, accelerating from 0 to 800 km/h in a mere five seconds.
While the number of wild campers in Ljubljana has decreased, the regulations are noted as being more lenient compared to those in the Gorenjska region.
This opinion piece by Peter Lovšin questions priorities in Slovenia, citing the issue of full prisons with foreign nationals.
Jože P. Damijan's column argues that European integration might be acting as a trap for development.
An opinion piece discussing the significant life event of entering retirement.
A French artist is creating large-scale murals in the Swiss Alps.
