Healthcare: Sharp Criticism of Resnica's Proposal; What Concerns Them? ↗
Front page leadHealth officials are sharply criticizing a proposal from Resnica, raising concerns about its potential impact on healthcare services and patient rights.
Slovenia
The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic Slovenian news, with a strong focus on healthcare policy and government actions, alongside international stories covering a helicopter crash, a new Chinese canal, and the cost of US military involvement in Iran. Other domestic stories touch on…
Health officials are sharply criticizing a proposal from Resnica, raising concerns about its potential impact on healthcare services and patient rights.
A government intervention law worth 700 million euros is set to significantly impact crucial public funds, potentially jeopardizing the rights of insured individuals.
The Minister of Agriculture, Janez Cigler Kralj, will now be advised by theologian Alenka Šverc, a move that has drawn attention.
A helicopter carrying a news crew crashed while reporting on an accident in Los Angeles, resulting in three fatalities.
Politicians are reportedly avoiding public television, opting for their own channels and fewer challenging questions, according to an analysis of RTVS.
Ten years after a significant robbery in Paris, Kim Kardashian has been awarded one euro in compensation.
China has opened a 134-kilometer-long canal, referred to as the 'Panama Canal,' designed to connect its inland regions with the sea.
This article features an American classic car that has gained popularity among Slovenes, with a test drive of this legendary vehicle.
This lifestyle piece offers advice on how to exchange loose change for paper bills free of charge.
A 15-year-old student is in detention after attacking another student with a 20-centimeter knife at a school in Zagreb.
The ongoing military presence and activities in Iran have reportedly cost the United States approximately 33 billion euros.
This interview explores the tradition of schnapps making, emphasizing that it's about quality and tradition, not just consumption.
Ljubljana is implementing new measures for gender equality, including initiatives related to street naming and menstrual products.
The National Council for Culture advocates for expert-based reforms to the laws governing RTVS and the media.
An opinion piece discussing a 'climate apocalypse' and its perceived riders.
An opinion piece exploring a concept described as 'the only alternative that has no alternatives'.
A reader's letter expressing a critical view of something related to Bled.
Denis Sarkić, an assistant to MEP Matjaž Nemec, was apprehended for driving with an invalid license and under the influence of alcohol.