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The Dnevnik news site from Slovenia features domestic news on potential government policy violations regarding farmer aid, rising electricity costs, and a criminal case in Koper. International news includes Italy's deployment of soldiers to Milan, unrest in France, and political developments…
There are questions about whether the Minister of Agriculture will expedite state aid payments to farmers by potentially having the government break existing regulations.
The prospect of higher net salaries for everyone in Slovenia appears unlikely before the year 2027.
Authorities discovered a cannabis cultivation laboratory in a basement, raising questions about whether it was for medical treatment or profit.
Fingerprints found on Terracotta Army figures from ancient China have survived for over 2200 years, providing clues about the artisans who created them.
Japan has launched a spacecraft with the mission to collect and return samples from one of Mars' moons to Earth.
A 29-year-old man faces criminal charges for assaulting a 48-year-old, hitting him in the head and continuing to kick him after he fell.
The price of electricity has risen by 12% over the past year, and further cost increases are expected in November.
Italian Prime Minister Meloni is deploying 500 soldiers to Milan for security amid luxury brands reportedly withdrawing their products.
Video footage showing merchants defending themselves against robbers during riots in France has garnered widespread sympathy and solidarity.
Donald Trump predicted Benjamin Netanyahu would win the Israeli election, and Netanyahu has alluded to a potential new strike against Iran.
Luka Dončić reportedly received some form of encouragement or positive news during his visit to Slovenia related to the upcoming NBA season.
UEFA is requesting documents from FIFA President Gianni Infantino concerning a controversial plan that has caused uproar in the football community.
A woman who was admitted to a US hospital with a fractured ankle died approximately 14 hours later.
Russian individuals who claim to be saboteurs describe their experiences and how they are assisting Ukraine in its conflict with Russia.
This appears to be an opinion piece or commentary discussing challenges in the final stages of a process, likely related to EU accession.
This is likely an opinion column or commentary using strong adjectives to describe certain individuals or situations.
Fabris Peruško states that the current situation of the Mercator retail chain in Slovenia necessitates significant further effort.
Police confiscated a significant amount of cannabis from a property near Postojna.
