Poverty Rate Alarming: Nearly 300,000 Slovenians Below Poverty Line ↗
Front page leadNearly 300,000 Slovenians, particularly older and single individuals, are living below the poverty line, with almost a third of all tenants also affected.
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The news on Dnevnik focuses on domestic Slovenian issues, including poverty rates, animal welfare concerns, and crime. International news covers the Israeli election and a police attack in Belgrade. There are also stories on digital banking, financial reporting, and sports.
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Digital Bank Savers Must Report to Tax Authority ↗
Individuals saving with digital banks are reminded of urgent reporting requirements to the Slovenian Financial Administration (Furs).
Activists Share Disturbing Chicken Farm Footage; Inspection Finds No Major… ↗
Animal rights activists have released new footage of alleged disturbing chicken farming conditions, but an inspection has not confirmed significant irregularities.
Successful Slovenian Companies Not Interested in Football; Risk Bankruptcy… ↗
Successful Slovenian companies are reportedly not interested in football, and the sport faces bankruptcy without foreign investment.
Alarm in Belgrade: Attack on Policeman Near Israeli Embassy, Attacker Killed ↗
An attack occurred near the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, resulting in the death of the attacker and a policeman being targeted.
Pink Panther Thief Caught at Slovenian Border with $1.5 Million in Jewelry ↗
A jewel thief, reportedly part of the 'Pink Panther' network, was apprehended at the Slovenian border with stolen jewelry valued at 1.5 million euros.
Uncertainty Until Final Vote in Israeli Elections ↗
A commentary discussing the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Israeli elections, extending beyond the final ballot count.
Israeli Elections Without a Clear Winner; Both Netanyahu and Eisenkot Claim… ↗
The Israeli elections have concluded without a definitive winner, as both Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz are claiming victory.
China's AI Bubble Bursts: A Warning for the West? ↗
An article examining the collapse of China's artificial intelligence sector and questioning if it signals a trend for Western economies.
Drug Money Intended for Treatment in Switzerland ↗
An individual apprehended with illicit earnings intended to fund medical treatment in Switzerland.
Melting Glaciers Reveal World War I Bombs in the Dolomites ↗
The melting of glaciers in the Dolomites is uncovering a dangerous legacy of unexploded bombs and grenades from World War I.
Croatian Fills Shopping Cart for €73 in Slovenia; Impossible Back Home ↗
A Croatian shopper reports being able to fill a cart with groceries for 73 euros in Slovenia, a feat described as impossible in their home country.
US: Toddler Declared Dead Found Alive Five Hours Later ↗
A one-and-a-half-year-old boy in the US was mistakenly declared dead, only to be found alive five hours later.
Adrenaline Rush: Man Climbs 600 Ropes Under Famous Bridge ↗
A man performed a high-risk feat of climbing 600 suspended ropes under a famous bridge.
When Economic Statistics Mask Reality ↗
A commentary suggesting that economic statistics do not always reflect the true reality of the situation.
Ban Phones and You'll Get a Revolution ↗
An opinion piece by Stefano Lusa arguing that banning phones could lead to a societal revolution.
Politics Adopts Characteristics of Trivial and Primitive Content ↗
An opinion piece asserting that political discourse has become characterized by superficial and primitive content.
Brazil: Bolsonaro Suspected of Money Laundering After Election Loss ↗
Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro is suspected of money laundering following his electoral defeat and alleged flight to the US.
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