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The Dnevnik front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include the opening of a new family park in Ljubljana costing five million euros, a report on the accessibility of alcohol and its impact on Slovenia's mortality rates, a local election story concerning…
Ljubljana has opened a new family park, including a bridge and two squares, with a total cost of five million euros, though not everyone is pleased with the development.
Slovenia's mortality rate is significantly above the EU average, prompting concerns about the increasing accessibility of alcohol.
The mayoral list in Duplek is using a song by Magnifico for their campaign, but has not obtained permission from the author.
Croatian authorities seized almost 5,500 prohibited tablets from a 73-year-old Slovenian woman at the border.
A 19-year-old who went missing while hiking on Triglav mountain has not yet been found, and a helicopter joined the search efforts.
Pensioners in neighboring countries live comfortably, with pensions potentially exceeding those in Germany by up to 1000 euros.
Two helicopters collided below Mount Everest, possibly due to an attempt to land at the same spot simultaneously.
A 37-year-old man died after being electrocuted while loading logs.
Luka Dončić scored 42 points in a game, leading the Mavericks to defeat Miami.
An Italian woman in Portorož accidentally drove her car onto the stairs of a hotel.
A child has died from measles in New York City, marking the first such death in 30 years.
Europe is conducting a military exercise involving nearly 3,000 soldiers from ten countries to test a plan for deploying troops to Ukraine.
Upcoming US elections are expected to reveal the extent of public trust in Donald Trump.
New details about a plane crash in Florida suggest the aircraft may have disintegrated in mid-air.
Alta Bank has gone bankrupt, and its owner, Davor Macura, is suspected of embezzling 380 million euros from the vault.
This article discusses the reasons for nighttime phone addiction and offers solutions to change this behavior.
