How Much Time Do Slovenians Really Spend in Retirement? ↗
Front page leadA statistical analysis explores the actual amount of time Slovenians spend in retirement, providing insights into their post-work lives.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include a report on retirement time for Slovenians, a corruption trial delay, the sale of company Cimos to employees, a personal story about drug-related crime, issues with delayed sick leave decisions…
A statistical analysis explores the actual amount of time Slovenians spend in retirement, providing insights into their post-work lives.
A corruption trial related to technical inspections has faced a decade-long delay, raising questions about the admissibility of evidence.
The struggling company Cimos has been sold to four employees, a transaction that reportedly occurred without the knowledge of the workers.
A personal account describes how illness led an individual into criminal activity, with the person calling it their 'dumbest decision'.
The article discusses the negative impact on patients when decisions regarding sick leave are made too late.
The town of Ravne na Koroškem is in mourning following the tragic deaths of a family, with a day of grief observed.
The National Assembly is scheduled to vote on the fate of Stevanović and Deputy Speaker Avšič Bogovič today.
A powerful typhoon has caused widespread destruction in Japan, resulting in four fatalities and leaving thousands without electricity.
Following initial criticism, Donald Trump has now praised Mamdanian, suggesting he has the potential to be an excellent mayor.
Slovenia secured a spot in the European Championship's elite eight by decisively defeating Serbia in under an hour and a half.
The price of diesel fuel is set to see a record increase starting on Tuesday.
The President of Iran is participating in a week of active diplomatic engagements at the United Nations in New York.
Mercedes-Benz has issued an ultimatum to its workers, demanding increased productivity for the same wages or facing factory closures.
The conflict features evolving tactics, with Russian forces employing anti-drone netting and Ukrainian forces using 'sacrifice' strategies.
An opinion piece by Tomaž Klipšteter titled 'Into a Dead End Towards the End of the World'.
An opinion piece by Ranka Ivelja discussing 'Arabian Shit, Common Values, and Veterinary Medicine'.
A letter from readers discusses the reality of changes concerning the Stevanović case.
A new telescope is set to explore the early universe, aiming to answer fundamental questions about its origins.
The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has provided an explanation regarding an accident involving a diplomat in Ljubljana.