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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include potential changes to road tolls and travel expenses, political polls showing Janša widening his lead over Golob, a crime story about citizens apprehending minors stealing electrical wires, and…
Discussions are underway to potentially abolish the vignette toll system, reinstate travel expense reimbursements, and introduce free parking, aiming to reduce costs for citizens.
A new 'Vox Populi' poll indicates that Janez Janša is increasing his lead over Prime Minister Robert Golob, with the 'Resnica' party trailing significantly behind in parliamentary standing.
A significant error in the BKS Bank system wrongly showed a client's account with a deficit of several thousand euros, and the bank has yet to provide a clear explanation for the malfunction.
Local citizens in Grosuplje successfully detained juvenile offenders who were caught in the act of stealing electrical conductors.
As mayoral elections approach on November 15th, the political landscape in Ljubljana sees the left-wing parties fragmenting, while the right-wing engages in tactical maneuvering.
An investigation into the deaths of a mother and daughter in Italy is exploring the possibility that ricin poisoning was the cause.
Two daring robberies occurred near Bežigrad in Ljubljana, where a perpetrator on a scooter snatched handbags from two female cyclists.
Presley Gerber, the son of renowned American supermodel Cindy Crawford, has passed away at the age of 27. The cause of death is not yet known.
State Secretary Kajzer dismisses an impending impeachment motion, characterizing it as a minor political disturbance rather than a serious issue.
In a significant electoral outcome, the CDU party, led by Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, has been voted out of the state parliament, with the far-right AfD emerging victorious.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni advocates for a ban on burqas in schools, stating that students should attend with their faces uncovered.
The fuel crisis is intensifying across Europe, with France experiencing supply issues at over a thousand gas stations and Poland launching a search for fuel.
An article delves into a company that, despite its widespread impact on citizens' lives, remains largely unknown to the public.
Researchers are potentially on the verge of solving a long-standing mystery related to a 364-day calendar, dating back two millennia.
Commentary reflecting on the ongoing challenges and lengthy process in achieving rights.
A commentary piece discussing the concept of empathy.
A humorous anecdote or observation titled 'Podvoz'.
Report on cycling achievements, highlighting Remco Evenepoel's historic performance and Matej Mohorič's solid showing at the World Championships.
A speculative piece titled 'Ladies and Gentlemen, Civil War Has Begun,' described as a utopian thriller.
According to a phone conversation, Ukrainian President Zelensky has agreed to a meeting with Donald Trump in New York.
