Slovenia: Less Smoking and Alcohol, Will Restrictions Be Eased? ↗
Front page leadAlcohol and tobacco consumption in Slovenia has decreased, leading to discussions about potentially easing related restrictions.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include potential easing of restrictions on alcohol and tobacco due to decreased consumption, challenges with drinking water in Kamnik, and the demographic issue of an aging Slovenian population…
Alcohol and tobacco consumption in Slovenia has decreased, leading to discussions about potentially easing related restrictions.
Residents of Kamnik have twice had to boil their drinking water in the past year and are demanding more information.
Slovenia is facing an aging population, and adaptation to this demographic shift will be challenging without quick solutions, with housing potentially linked to birth rates.
Lionel Messi bids a magnificent farewell to international football, leaving Argentina in tears.
A man drove recklessly on a quad bike in Bohinj, went off-road onto rocks, and ended up trapped under a truck.
A second 'Lake Garda' has been accidentally discovered in northern Italy.
There is conflicting information regarding who attacked ships near Bulgaria, with Ukrainian President Zelensky and Bulgarian authorities offering different accounts.
US authorities discovered 298 gold bars on a smuggler, uncovering a fraud scheme valued at 180 million euros.
A safe was stolen from the home of an immobile man in a daring theft in Ljubljana.
On Vladimir Putin's birthday, Russia launched missiles and drones at Kyiv, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries.
A horrific crime occurred in Serbia where a son allegedly tortured, killed, and dismembered his mother, hiding her body in a freezer.
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob confirmed that his Freedom Movement party is looking for a candidate for the Ljubljana mayoral election in 2026, with Boštjančič reportedly being considered.
The world's wealthiest woman is investing billions of euros into establishing free medical studies and hospitals.
An article discusses the lung plague, detailing what is known about it and the potential risks it poses to Europe.
An opinion piece questions whether young people in Spain are experiencing less despair compared to their counterparts in France.
An opinion piece discusses right-wing referendums.
A commentary piece advocates for the return of smoking in meeting rooms.
Extensive investigations involving Europol have led to the detention of 15 suspects in connection with weapons and drugs.
The ban on gas boilers in homes is approaching, and the article explores whether alternative heating solutions are cost-effective.
A French police officer reportedly hit a boy in the head with a grenade, prompting a heartbroken response from the boy's mother.