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Front page leadAn interview with Zoran Janković, who reflects on his connection to Ljubljana and the paradox of his long tenure as its mayor.
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The Dnevnik news front page features a prominent interview with Zoran Janković, discussing his perspective on Ljubljana and its future. Other top stories include political developments in Serbia regarding media control, and Peter Prevc's reflections on retiring from ski jumping. The page also…
An interview with Zoran Janković, who reflects on his connection to Ljubljana and the paradox of his long tenure as its mayor.
Amidst shifts in media control, political figures and personnel are resigning and undergoing changes in Serbia.
Ski jumping legend Peter Prevc discusses his family's next generation in the sport, expressing pride if a home successor surpasses him.
An animal shelter in Ljubljana is seeking adopters for black cats, challenging common superstitions.
Travelers heading to Croatian islands are warned about potential stock shortages in a specific supermarket chain.
Poland faces political tension as the President engages in a confrontation involving police and security forces regarding the Constitutional Court.
A study indicates that bank clients in Slovenia show a significant preference for artificial intelligence.
Police are investigating a traffic accident near Puščava where a cyclist was injured and are searching for a van driver and eyewitnesses.
A man in Spain allegedly set fire to a restaurant because they did not have mayonnaise for his sandwich.
Luka Dončić scored 37 points, but his team could not overcome a significant deficit as Golden State secured the win.
Following a critical remark by Donald Trump about Norway, the country humorously responded with images of its toilets.
The United States government has authorized the sale of 500 Patriot missiles to Ukraine.
A celebration marking Reformation Day highlighted the Slovenian language and its cultural significance, referencing figures like Trubar.
A wave of protests, driven by frustration and disappointment, has swept across European streets, including Germany, by a generation feeling their future is stolen.
A commentary piece by Aleš Gaube titled 'Laughter in the streets and trembling in government palaces'.
A piece by Boris Dežulović titled 'Secret Agent Janez Bond'.
A piece by Goran Vojnović titled 'Bosnian gave, Bosnian took'.
An elderly driver struck a pedestrian in Kranj, who subsequently passed away from her injuries in the hospital.