Prisoner transfer underway amid heightened security in Ljubljana ↗
Front page leadPrisoners are being transferred from Povšetova to Dobrunje under heavily strengthened security measures, leading to temporary road closures in the area.
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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. A major domestic story focuses on the secure transfer of prisoners in Ljubljana. Other Slovenian news includes reports on local natural attractions, upcoming referendums, and a car chase resulting in injuries…
Prisoners are being transferred from Povšetova to Dobrunje under heavily strengthened security measures, leading to temporary road closures in the area.
Efforts are underway to preserve a secluded natural area near Ljubljana that features ponds.
Polling stations have opened throughout Slovenia for a referendum.
A person fleeing police crashed their vehicle multiple times, resulting in injuries to three people.
A new overnight travel experience from Milan to Brussels via the Alps is captivating travelers.
The football team's dismal performance in Stožice has continued, marking its 22nd consecutive failure.
Michael Douglas shares intimate details about his life, including experiences with Oscars, cocaine, and cancer.
Football manager Mourinho refused to attend a press conference after receiving a red card.
Gillian Anderson gives advice to her fans about where they should and shouldn't sit.
Recent cyberattacks, including a breach at HIT, highlight a growing problem of cybercrime in Slovenia.
Former US President Donald Trump stated that it is time for Ukraine to have a new leader.
A strong earthquake in Panama was also felt by people in Slovenia, who described shaking houses and rattling sounds.
A 61-year-old woman has set a new world record by holding a plank position for five hours.
This opinion piece questions political stances regarding Albanians and Slovenians in relation to Janša.
Politician Marta Kos discusses the challenges of holding multiple positions and potential conflicts with EU regulations.
Parents of newborns in Ljubljana are struggling to find pediatricians, with 2736 infants currently without one.
New details have emerged regarding a train derailment, with questions raised about the train driver's actions and the company's conduct.