Ljubljana City Supervisors Critical of Municipality's Debt and Incinerator Plans ↗
Front page leadCity supervisors are expressing concerns over the municipality's debt levels and the planned construction of an incinerator.
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The Dnevnik front page highlights domestic news in Slovenia, focusing on municipal financial concerns in Ljubljana, fuel price changes, and budget reallocations. International news includes a wedding of a former White House strategist and an update on the conflict in Ukraine. Sports news covers…
City supervisors are expressing concerns over the municipality's debt levels and the planned construction of an incinerator.
Tomorrow's fuel prices will see diesel drop below two euros per liter, while gasoline prices are expected to hit a new record high.
A budget revision proposes increasing funds for defense while noting a significant shortfall in the health insurance fund.
A lavish wedding costing 10 million euros took place as a former chief strategist for the White House married a Turkish billionaire.
Ukrainian forces, in a top-secret operation, reportedly deceived Russian forces and liberated three villages, capturing 250 soldiers.
Passengers and cyclists are navigating through Ljubljana's biggest construction site near the bus station.
A Slovenian volleyball player has been honored with a prestigious award in the sport.
An article discusses the advanced treatments for rare diseases and the possible side effects resulting from new regulations.
ND Gorica, a four-time Slovenian champion in football, is facing bankruptcy, described as the final nail in its coffin.
A video shows a scene described as a torture chamber, with victims allegedly involved in stolen drugs and a massive debt in Spain.
The OECD recommends Slovenia to install more wind turbines and eliminate the vignette toll system and travel expenses to reduce emissions.
The article explores increasing work-related anxiety and suggests that it might be time to consider quitting.
Slovenia's fourth-place finish in the European Volleyball Championship brings up significant questions for the future.
The EuroLeague has reportedly received an offer from the NBA.
Minister Vrtovec stated that it is possible for individuals to block crucial strategic infrastructure projects.
A woman in Ljubljana attempted to set fire to an apartment building, but firefighters intervened to prevent a catastrophe.
An incident in Črnomelj involved two individuals, one armed with a machete and the other with pitchforks.
A Slovenian hockey legend is fighting a serious illness.