Horse Riding Association Freezes Coach's License After Dnevnik Revelation ↗
Front page leadFollowing an investigation by Dnevnik, the horse riding association has suspended the license of a coach due to allegations of violence and abuse.
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The Dnevnik news front page covers a mix of domestic Slovenian news, including a horse riding association freezing a coach's license, a debate about the public sector's future, and discussions on local kindergarten costs and Norovirus outbreaks. International news includes updates on 'airport…
Following an investigation by Dnevnik, the horse riding association has suspended the license of a coach due to allegations of violence and abuse.
An analysis of the PISA test results for Slovenian students, exploring what the rankings accurately reflect and what they do not.
The article reports on the spread of 'airport malaria' in Frankfurt, with a mosquito from an airplane causing a third victim.
A new financial model, likely in Slovenia, will result in employees receiving a €270 increase in monthly salary for the same cost to employers, starting from January.
A lottery ticket sold in Kranj has resulted in a lucky winner receiving over €700,000.
A disturbing report from Zagreb details a mother who allegedly abused her child, while the daughter filmed her threatening to kill herself with a knife.
The article discusses Donald Trump's declaration of permanent US security control over Greenland and questions what was actually agreed upon.
This article suggests simple morning routines, including breakfast and a walk, that can naturally help lower triglyceride levels, endorsed by cardiologists.
Following the Prime Minister's forecast, this article examines whether the public sector in Slovenia is likely to shrink due to an increase in retirements rather than employees moving to the private sector.
A driver, previously arrested for drunk driving with almost 3 promille BAC, has now caused serious injury to another driver while having 1.8 promille.
On Tuesday, the National Assembly will vote on the dismissal of Stevanović and Avšič-Bogovič.
An investigation into a Norovirus outbreak among Ljubljana schoolchildren concludes that neither water nor food were the cause of the illness.
The article questions the rising costs for the municipality concerning Ljubljana's kindergartens, while parents continue to pay the same fees.
The article reports on the indictment against Smodej in the FOTO PUB affair, with allegations that cigarettes were extinguished on the victim.
An opinion piece by Darijan Košir.
An opinion piece by Leon Magdalenc.
An opinion piece by Alenka Zupančič on diverting attention from significant issues.
An interview discussing whether difficult emotional information needs to be delivered in person to employees.
A story from Zagreb about a hand getting stuck in a vending machine.