How Tomaž Erjavec Envisions Savings at UKC Ljubljana ↗
Front page leadThe new leadership at UKC Ljubljana, headed by Tomaž Erjavec, is exploring new strategies for cost savings within the hospital.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic Slovenian news and international events. Top stories include leadership changes and cost-saving measures at UKC Ljubljana, a rapid citizenship process involving Slovenian intelligence services, and the resolution of a high-profile murder case…
The new leadership at UKC Ljubljana, headed by Tomaž Erjavec, is exploring new strategies for cost savings within the hospital.
Slovenian intelligence agency SOVA gathered information on a person seeking citizenship in under a week, facilitating an expedited naturalization process.
In the ongoing investigation into the murder of Satko Zovko, one of the individuals involved has been released from pre-trial detention.
An amateur archaeologist in Germany discovered a significant hoard of 934 Roman silver coins, representing a major find.
Visitors to Jasna Lake are warned of the presence of cyanotoxins in the surrounding bushes, indicating potential water contamination.
A violent incident in South Africa saw armed individuals break into a house and kill 11 people.
The article discusses the importance of maintaining a zero-tolerance policy for alcohol in school premises, extending beyond regular school hours.
The article explores the increasing prevalence of autonomous driving, noting Slovenia's progress and initiatives in Zagreb.
A man is described as having attacked relatives, then drank beer and threatened police officers.
An 18-year-old woman in Texas handed her one-month-old son to a stranger at a bus station and left.
Israel is reportedly enhancing its military capabilities by equipping fighter jets with the SPICE 1000 precision bomb.
A suspect armed with a knife robbed a gas station in Dobrova and escaped on foot.
Two brothers from Afghanistan, claiming to be historical figures King Ladislav and Prince Trpimir, were arrested in Split, Croatia, with forged documents.
Thieves on scooters first attacked cyclists and then stole a handbag in Žale.
An opinion piece by Sebastjan Morozov discussing the financial struggles of Cimos, referring to it as an Italian-German debacle with a Slovenian attempt.
A column by Bogdan Biščak, likely a commentary piece with a provocative title.
A reader submission or opinion piece discussing the potential abolition of road vignettes and travel expense reimbursements.
The article questions whether the autumn season officially begins on September 23rd, coinciding with the end of summer.
Typhoon Dudjuan has caused 9 fatalities in Japan, with four people still unaccounted for.
An analysis comparing fuel prices in Slovenia, Croatia, and Austria to determine who offers the lowest cost.