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Front page leadNew regulations mean students will remain without rooms in student dormitories, even if they possess official student status.
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The news from Dnevnik covers a range of domestic and international stories. Domestically, there are reports on new rules affecting student housing, a discussion about the declining prestige of parliamentary mandates, and a report on Austrian desires to connect Graz and Maribor which is not being…
New regulations mean students will remain without rooms in student dormitories, even if they possess official student status.
A parliamentary mandate is increasingly losing its prestige and is no longer seen as an easy entry into an exclusive club.
A truce has been declared in the city of Olešky, with both Russian and Ukrainian individuals expressing gratitude towards Melania Trump.
A resident of Koper poured a bucket of bodily waste from her window onto the courtyard below, escalating a neighborhood dispute.
Hackers have executed the largest theft in history, attacking the Binance cryptocurrency exchange and stealing $6.3 billion.
Austrians are interested in improving the connection between Graz and Maribor, but plans appear to be stalled in Slovenia due to a lack of engagement.
The article discusses the legal nuances of prostitution, clarifying when it is not a criminal offense and when it constitutes abuse.
The woman convicted of poisoning her ex-husband's family with mushrooms has had her sentence reviewed and potentially increased.
Piracy is resurfacing as a significant global threat, with annual costs estimated at 16 billion euros.
President and Mrs. Trump hosted a Halloween celebration at the White House.
France is under emergency measures, with 70,000 police officers deployed on Halloween night due to widespread protests.
The Chinese Communist Party has expelled a record number of its members in a significant internal purge.
Residents experienced panic when a giant king cobra was spotted slithering outside their windows.
The article questions the future prospects of younger generations, highlighting that they possess eight times less wealth than their older counterparts in Europe.
Miha K. Turk argues that democracy needs to be halted at a certain point.
Ivan Lorenčič offers his thoughts on the topic 'Candle on the windowsill'.
Andrej Velkavrh discusses the direction of climate change.
A professor who engaged in sexual relations with a student has been sentenced to 15 months in prison.
An interview with Iztok Valič, who speaks about his youthful spirit despite his age.