Drone Incident Near Hospital Heliporter Prompts Safety Measures ↗
Front page leadA drone was reported to have endangered a helicopter, prompting UKC Ljubljana to consider safety measures.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a drone incident near a hospital heliporter, a significant drop in knowledge among Slovenian 15-year-olds, and house searches related to a former DARS president. International news covers the war in…
A drone was reported to have endangered a helicopter, prompting UKC Ljubljana to consider safety measures.
Dramatic predictions have come true, with Slovenian 15-year-olds experiencing a sharp decline in their academic knowledge.
House searches were conducted at the residence of Andrej Ribič, the former president of DARS.
Cyclist Primož Roglič shared insights into what happened after Tadej Pogačar's fall during a race.
Expensive watches and large sums of cash totaling 1.5 million euros in suspicious assets were discovered.
A Slovenian national was penalized and had his 'souvenirs' from Seychelles confiscated at Zagreb airport.
There are conspiracy theories circulating about whether Ratko Mladić's daughter died by suicide or was killed with her father's pistol.
Special Swedish radar aircraft are providing new 'eyes' for air defense systems over Ukraine.
The roof of a stadium, part of Plečnik's heritage, has been temporarily renovated, with its future uncertain. One stakeholder expressed shame about its condition.
A battery fire occurred while charging an e-scooter in Maribor, resulting in three people being hospitalized.
The tourism sector is experiencing growth in short-term rentals, but this is accompanied by increasing disputes and potential restrictions.
In Croatia, a man was released after allegations of sexually abusing a dog.
A ceramic cooktop exploded while in use in Cerkno, causing injuries to a woman from flying debris.
Hurricane Lowell, categorized as a Category 2 storm, has made landfall in Hawaii, with residents preparing for the worst.
An opinion piece by Aleš Gaube discussing the state of Germany.
An opinion piece by Ranka Ivelja discussing 'idiots' and language policy.
A reader's letter titled 'Silence as Added Value'.
The article discusses the potential appointment of FIFA's Infantino to head the United Nations, calling it an absurdity that needs to be taken seriously.
The article reveals yet another, the fourth, legally binding conviction of Zoran Stevanović for defaming a deputy mayor.