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The front page of Dnevnik features a mix of domestic and international news. A top story highlights potential funding cuts to Slovenia's public health system. Other domestic news includes discussions on educational reforms and environmental policy. International coverage spans various topics…
Slovenia's Health Insurance Institute (ZZZS) is sounding the alarm over a potential 100 million euro reduction in funds, warning that it jeopardizes the sustainability of the public health insurance system.
A report details the unusual and disturbing practice of detaining migrants on Florida in metal cages, described as a method to help them 'relax'.
Dramatic footage shows firefighters battling through intense flames and smoke while extinguishing a fire on the Croatian island of Brač.
Former player Brečko discusses his departure from the Olimpija football club, stating that the reasons for his exit were not related to football matters.
The vital shipping lane known as the Strait of Hormuz is becoming increasingly dangerous, posing a significant threat to the global economy.
A 28-year-old man was found stabbed to death in an apartment in Šibenik, Croatia, while his girlfriend is fighting for her life; the suspect is reportedly too intoxicated to cooperate with police.
A debate is emerging over the proposed abolition of the nine-year primary school system, raising questions about who will cover the costs associated with moving first-grade students to kindergarten.
The United States is enhancing its defense capabilities, including space-based systems, and asserts its readiness to counter threats globally.
A three-year-old child was found alone in a burning apartment in Zadar, with their life hanging in the balance.
A 15-year-old boy tragically died after falling off a scooter and hitting a wall in the Štajerska region.
The government is criticized for shifting subsidies away from promoting clean air towards supporting the use of 'dirty' diesel fuel.
An investigation suggests that a portion of Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding celebration was funded by a Russian oligarch, raising questions about the nature of the friendship.
The comedic thriller 'Widow's Bay' has achieved significant critical acclaim, securing 14 Emmy awards.
With the upcoming academic year, student work services in Slovenia are set to face a new competitor in the market.
A national holiday is being observed today, commemorating the day the Primorska region joined Slovenia.
The opposition is calling for a repeat vote on an urgent procedure for considering a new law.
