Report Reveals: Why Police Did Not Fire Warning Shots and Attempt Resuscitation ↗
Front page leadA report details the reasons behind police not firing a warning shot and not attempting resuscitation in a fatal incident on Fužine.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into a police shooting incident in Slovenia, a report on rising pellet prices for heating, and a scandal involving sensitive information accessible to Americans. Other notable stories…
A report details the reasons behind police not firing a warning shot and not attempting resuscitation in a fatal incident on Fužine.
The Robert Lansing Institute is investigating the Krivolucka affair, with Americans questioning potential access to sensitive information.
The cost of heating pellets has risen significantly, with prices already 20% higher than at the start of the previous heating season.
An unusual job advertisement for a shepherd in Slavonia, offering a high salary and amenities, has gone viral.
A man used ChatGPT to plan a murder, but the AI alerted the FBI to his deadly intentions.
Plans are underway to develop micro-apartments in the area of the former Kolinska factory in Ljubljana.
A fire in a hospital in Pakistan has resulted in the tragic deaths of 15 infants.
A woman gave birth in her dorm room, allegedly smothered the newborn, hid the body in a closet, and then went to breakfast.
The article discusses who has been selected as the best player in the top English football league.
The Slovenian National Assembly has concluded its session, supporting three advisory referendums.
The music world mourns the passing of iconic American country singer and actress Dolly Parton.
A municipality in Italy has purchased a gas station, leading to lower prices for gasoline and diesel fuel.
Tadej Pogačar delivered another exceptional performance in the Tour of Spain cycling race.
Experts analyze the reasons behind the significant surge in Bitcoin's value.
An opinion piece titled 'Sanctioned Miserable' by Aleš Gaube.
An opinion piece titled 'The Israeli Union' by Bogdan Biščak.
An opinion piece by Boris Vezjak questioning an autocratic stance.
The film considered the worst of the year is surprisingly breaking box office records, earning millions.
A video shows the aggressive behavior of 'towel holders' claiming beach spots early in the morning in Montenegro.