Death in Ljubljana: Accused Police Officers Deny Guilt ↗
Front page leadPolice officers accused in the death of a Ljubljana resident have denied any wrongdoing in court.
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Dnevnik
The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on the trial of police officers accused in the death of a Ljubljana resident. Other domestic topics include a report on the president's accident and issues with traffic speed cameras. International…
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Report on President's Accident: Police Failed at All Levels ↗
A report following the president's accident revealed that the police failed in their duties at all levels of command.
Sectional Speed Cameras Begin, Causing Confusion ↗
The introduction of sectional speed cameras on Slovenian highways is causing confusion among drivers.
Insurance Check Needed for Life Changes ↗
The ZZZS (Health Insurance Institute) advises checking insurance policies during significant life events like starting education or retiring.
Lawsuit: 15-Year-Old Hit on Highway, Brothers Denied Compensation ↗
A lawsuit has been filed after a 15-year-old was hit on the highway, with his brothers reportedly denied compensation.
Hope for Patients: Pig Kidney Functioned in Patient for 271 Days ↗
A groundbreaking medical achievement offers hope to patients awaiting transplants, as a pig's kidney functioned in a human body for a record 271 days.
Nepal Rescue: Two Workers Saved from Tunnel After Nine Days ↗
In a near-miraculous event, two workers were rescued from a collapsed tunnel in Nepal after being trapped for over nine days following floods.
Himalayas Becoming More Dangerous, Global Impact Feared ↗
Climate change is making the Himalayas increasingly hazardous, with potential consequences that could affect the entire world.
Teenager Flips Middle Finger at Radar, Police Seek Fine ↗
A teenager who displayed a middle finger to a speed radar in Bjelovar is now facing a fine for the insult.
Ancient Roman Toilets: Romans Feared Their Latrines ↗
Archaeological findings reveal insights into ancient Roman sewage systems, suggesting Romans had a significant fear of their toilets.
Tennis Star Wears $345,000 Jewelry on Court ↗
A famous tennis player was seen on the court wearing over 127 carats of jewelry valued at $345,000.
Good News for Tourists: Krvavec Cable Car Reopens ↗
The cable car at Krvavec is reopening, offering a good news update for tourists who can also expect a free lunch.
Jakob Omrzel Becomes New Slovenian Cycling Champion ↗
Jakob Omrzel has become the new Slovenian cycling champion, achieving a younger victory than Tadej Pogačar.
Berlin Airport Terminal Evacuated Due to Security Incident ↗
A terminal at Berlin Airport was evacuated due to a security incident, leading to disruptions.
Many Candidates, Few Plans, One Favorite ↗
An opinion piece discusses the political landscape with numerous candidates but limited concrete plans, highlighting one strong favorite.
Recklessness Can Shake the School System ↗
An opinion column argues that thoughtless actions could destabilize the current school system.
At Least One Good Thing About Drought: Far Fewer Mosquitoes ↗
An opinion piece notes a positive side effect of the current drought: a significant reduction in mosquito populations.
France Prepares for Pope's Visit: 15,000 Security Forces Deployed ↗
France is making intensive preparations for an upcoming papal visit, deploying approximately 15,000 security personnel.
Fifa Criticizes UEFA's Smear Campaign ↗
Fifa has officially criticized UEFA for what it terms a 'smear campaign'.
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