Economists on Janša's government's first moves: 'They can stir things up again… ↗
Front page leadEconomists are discussing the potential economic impact of the new Slovenian government's initial actions, referencing past economic instability.
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The news from Dnevnik.si focuses on Slovenian politics and economy, with a significant story discussing the new government's first steps and potential economic consequences. Other domestic news includes affordable housing in Ljubljana and a politician's statement after leaving a ministry…
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Logar's MP speaks about alleged threats after leaving the Health Ministry ↗
A Member of Parliament, formerly associated with Logar, has spoken out about alleged threats following her departure from the Health Ministry.
Less than 300 euros for 45 sqm: 60 public apartments for young people in… ↗
Ljubljana is launching a new tender offering 60 public apartments for young people, with rental prices below 300 euros for a 45-square-meter unit.
Urška Bačovnik Janša reveals impressions from meeting with Melania Trump ↗
Urška Bačovnik Janša has shared her impressions from a dinner event attended by Melania Trump.
Using ChatGPT to check how to sell THC 'decorative items' as candy ↗
An individual used ChatGPT to inquire about methods for selling THC products disguised as candy.
Middle East: US sends third aircraft carrier and up to 10,000 additional troops ↗
The United States is deploying a third aircraft carrier and an additional 10,000 troops to the Middle East.
War: Ukraine mysterious after first use of new missile ↗
Ukraine remains secretive following the initial deployment of a new missile, with its target and impact unknown.
Arrived in Slovenia: Diesel range on electricity? Mercedes says the new… ↗
Mercedes claims its new electric C-Class vehicle offers a diesel-like range, potentially achieved through innovative technology.
Death Penalty in USA: Fewest botched executions by shooting, most by lethal… ↗
Data on executions in the US indicates that shootings have a lower rate of failure compared to lethal injections.
Business: Unior pulled out of the red, interest in recapitalization exists ↗
The company Unior has improved its financial standing, moving out of a deficit, and there is investor interest in further capitalization.
Safety warning: Be careful with use: technology in cars can monitor you ↗
A warning has been issued about the potential for in-car technology to monitor users.
DNA: A chewing gum betrayed him: after 50 years, a man convicted of teenage… ↗
A man has been convicted of a teenage murder after 50 years, with a piece of chewing gum providing crucial DNA evidence.
Poor end: Cristiano Ronaldo, football's Dorian Gray ↗
This is a commentary piece on Cristiano Ronaldo's career trajectory, comparing him to Dorian Gray.
Russia: Putin spoke in the Moscow Debating Club: A new world order is coming ↗
Vladimir Putin addressed the Moscow Debating Club, suggesting the emergence of a new global order.
Peter Lovšin: Everything depends on the (il)legality of evidence ↗
An opinion piece by Peter Lovšin discussing the significance of the legality of evidence in legal proceedings.
Ivan Lorenčič: The beginning of the collapse of the education system ↗
Ivan Lorenčič argues that the education system is beginning to collapse.
Andrej Velkavrh: Silence is clearly at home here ↗
An opinion piece by Andrej Velkavrh reflecting on silence.
Protests: After escalation of student protests, the French government calls an… ↗
Following an escalation of student protests in France, the government has convened an emergency meeting.
Football: Without Ronaldo, without problems ↗
This article discusses football matches, implying success for a team even without the player Cristiano Ronaldo.
London: Incident at a military base: Police arrest a British-Iranian citizen ↗
Police in London have arrested a British-Iranian citizen following an incident at a military base.
Eviction: Where are tenants across Europe best and worst protected? ↗
This article examines the varying levels of tenant protection against eviction across different European countries.
Migration: EU is struggling with migration issues: a green light for hot spots? ↗
The European Union is facing challenges with migration, and the article questions whether this signals approval for 'hot spot' initiatives.
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