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A Slovenian senator has become a governor, while Gosar remains a congressman, in US election news.

An analysis questions whether the implementation of new cloud-based systems will genuinely speed up access to doctors in Slovenia.

A case involving a Celje candidate highlights how national origin is being used as a political tool in Slovenia.

The father of a missing person named Jakov, last seen near Triglav, expressed his desperate hope for his son's safe return.

A stepfather in Zagreb allegedly threw his 10-year-old stepdaughter out of a window, in a case of domestic violence.

Contrary to some expectations, election polls accurately predicted a significant win for the Democrats, with Trump acknowledging his loss.

Following a false bomb threat, 1500 people were evacuated from a cruise ship in Greece, mirroring recent similar incidents involving aircraft.

A neighbor captured on video an individual allegedly starting a fire in an apartment building's ventilation system in the Vič district.

Construction has begun in Sneberje, though the necessary permits are still awaiting final approval.

A bus collided with a pedestrian in Maribor, resulting in severe injuries to the pedestrian.

A driver attempted to evade police, overtaking other vehicles on the right side, and eventually sought refuge inside a house.

China is taking legal action against the US state of Missouri, accusing it of spreading false information about the COVID-19 pandemic.

An article explores the cultural reasons behind the German custom of not paying for rounds of drinks when socializing.

A health campaign focused on prostate cancer screening is specifically targeting men over the age of 50.

An opinion piece discusses a referendum, referencing significant financial estimates involved.

An opinion piece titled 'You from Theory, I from Practice' presents differing perspectives.

A section for reader letters asks about people's feelings regarding the current political state, referred to as the 'Second Republic'.

Experts are warning about a new security vulnerability that affects millions of phones via a dangerous SMS message.

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