Will Telemach's takeover of T2 fail? Slim chances for a successful conclusion ↗
Front page leadTelekomunikacije reports that there are only slim chances for the successful conclusion of Telemach's takeover of T2.
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The front page of Dnevnik features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a potential takeover of T2 by Telemach, a tragedy in a Slovenian school where witnesses accuse a doctor, and analysis of Slovenia's political divisions based on referendum results. International news…
Telekomunikacije reports that there are only slim chances for the successful conclusion of Telemach's takeover of T2.
Witnesses have implicated a doctor in a tragedy, stating that classmates of the dying person had tried to reach out to those responsible.
An analysis of voting reveals that Slovenia is divided by referendums, with Ptuj showing the most support and Ljubljana the most opposition.
During the war in Ukraine, drones once again hit two ships off the Bulgarian coast, with one sinking.
A man has died after falling from a roller coaster in a famous amusement park.
In the context of the war in Ukraine, the EU has imposed record sanctions on Russia, while Trump is pressuring Kyiv.
The actor, known for the series 'The Wire', which also featured Slovenian actors, has passed away at the age of 34.
Football news reports that Infantino may have used additional funds for a villa rental in Miami, potentially bypassing public reporting.
A robbery occurred at a Petrol gas station in Ljubljana, and the perpetrator is still on the run.
A village in Chile has an unusual rule requiring the removal of an organ before residents can move in.
A future threat indicates an increased risk for GPS and banking transactions starting in 2040, with potential failures at any moment.
A plane was grounded due to parasites that are being spread by wealthier individuals.
Hurricane Simon and Tropical Storm Rachel have caused five fatalities in Mexico.
A collector has spent nearly 3000 euros on teacups and possesses 256 of them in their collection.
A specific two-euro coin is identified as potentially valuable, being worth up to 500 euros due to its limited edition status.
In Ljubljana, a scooter was seized for traveling at a speed of 99.9 kilometers per hour.
An examination of new EU regulations regarding cabin suitcases assesses whether they will become free of charge.
A reader's letter discusses the unusual methods employed by con artists.
An opinion piece titled 'Divide and Rule' is presented.
A column titled 'Burke' is featured.