EU Offers Serbia a New Start After Vučić's Defeat ↗
Front page leadFollowing the election results in Serbia, the European Union has extended an offer of a new beginning to the country, indicating that doors are open.
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The front page of Dnevnik prominently features news from Serbia following recent elections, with the EU offering a new beginning. Other top stories include domestic issues in Slovenia such as infrastructure development, rising poverty, and crime, alongside international news on a shooting in…
Following the election results in Serbia, the European Union has extended an offer of a new beginning to the country, indicating that doors are open.
A commentary piece reflects on the recent election results in Serbia, suggesting a brief period where dreams and aspirations can be entertained.
The port of Luka Koper has received a new highway exit, enhancing its status as a modern port facility.
A person allegedly posed as a surgeon, heir, and diplomat, and is accused of defrauding Bojan Križaj.
Serbia is experiencing a significantly different day as it begins to transition into the post-Vučić era.
A photo gallery shows scenes of celebration across Serbia following the political downfall of Vučić.
With rising costs, every seventh Slovenian is now considered poor, raising questions about the potential for public protests.
A vulnerability that allowed sexual predators to operate has been closed.
A fire in Ptuj has resulted in at least 500,000 euros of damage, and a man's life remains in danger.
Luka Dončić scored 52 points to lead the Lakers to their third victory of the current season.
A recent poll has been released, indicating shifts in political support, showing who is gaining and who is losing public favor.
At least 12 people were injured in a shooting incident in Florida, and authorities are searching for the suspects.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed cautious optimism ahead of new negotiations, stating that success is hoped for.
The Trump administration has reportedly proposed Viktor Orbán as a candidate to lead the United Nations.
An opinion piece titled 'Sad Merriment'.
An opinion piece titled 'The Right to Utopia'.
An opinion piece titled 'Collectors'.
A report on unusual incidents involving Slovenian police, humorously described as more dramatic than film comedies.
An article discussing new rules and potential pitfalls concerning sick leave that could lead to job loss.
An article presents scientific findings suggesting that certain 'lazy' habits are indicators of high intelligence.
Serbian citizens traveled to Ljubljana to cast their votes during the elections.