Parliament Denies Golob Immunity from Criminal Proceedings ↗
Front page leadSlovenian MPs have decided not to grant Prime Minister Golob immunity from criminal proceedings, a decision that has significant political implications.
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The Dnevnik news front page features a mix of domestic Slovenian news and international affairs. Top domestic stories include a parliamentary decision on immunity for Prime Minister Golob, analysis of an intervention law impacting wealthier individuals and pensioners, and a tragic accident on…
Slovenian MPs have decided not to grant Prime Minister Golob immunity from criminal proceedings, a decision that has significant political implications.
A former candidate for the European Parliament appeared in court facing charges of migrant smuggling, expressing feelings of being a 'third-class citizen'.
An analysis of an intervention law suggests that it could primarily benefit wealthier individuals and some pensioners, sparking debate about its fairness.
Following an extensive search, the body of a French hiker was discovered on Velika Planina five days after going missing.
An electrical installation is suspected to be the cause of a significant fire that occurred in a warehouse in Vrhnika.
Following a June interest rate increase, the European Central Bank is expected to raise rates again, potentially impacting borrowers negatively.
A German director, traveling through Slovenia to Croatia, was reportedly apprehended urinating on and insulting police officers in Dubrovnik.
Iran conducted retaliatory strikes against US targets overnight, raising concerns about a potential new escalation of the conflict in the Middle East.
Despite bans on platforms like TikTok, Roblox, and Snapchat for children, age verification laws in Ireland are not effectively preventing access.
Changes to the law have taken effect, meaning foreigners with permanent residence in Slovenia are now excluded from voting in local elections.
The Štajerka highway has reopened following an accident, but significant traffic congestion persists elsewhere in Slovenia.
Despite slow overall tourist traffic growth in the EU, Slovenia has managed to outperform Croatia in this metric.
A video recording of a traffic accident involving the President of the Republic has been released to the public after a month-long delay.
Documents related to poaching are reportedly held by Matoz but are being protected due to privacy concerns regarding personal data.
A commentary piece by Nina Knavs discussing 'under-the-table exchanges'.
Stefano Lusa offers an opinion piece suggesting it is fortunate that constitutions are difficult to amend.
Luka Lisjak Gabrijelčič suggests that a decision regarding a center-right government will be made in the autumn.
Ukrainian President Zelensky issues a stern warning, advising that anyone flying to Moscow or St. Petersburg should expect significant risks.
A tragic accident near Krško has resulted in the death of a tractor driver.
Authorities have seized 30 kilograms of cocaine and are interrogating suspects in relation to the drug trafficking case.
A video reportedly shows a Ukrainian drone engaging and striking Russian helicopters.
The Pheasantry has been renamed, and nearby roads are reportedly emitting a chemical odor.