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The news from Dnevnik covers a range of domestic and international topics, with a focus on a legal case involving violence against a minor in Celje, political appointments in Slovenia, and issues with hospital staffing in Maribor. International news includes tensions over migrant aid in Trieste…
Legal proceedings initiated three years ago regarding violence against a 13-year-old girl in Celje have been halted, meaning no one will be held accountable for the incident.
Government officials have stated that nearly all resolvable matters have been addressed within the first five months of their tenure.
Ten doctors have submitted their resignations within an eleven-day period in Maribor, raising concerns about hospital staffing.
A lifestyle article suggests four types of houseplants that are easy to care for and thrive with minimal effort.
Strong winds are causing traffic disruptions and potential jams on the Primorska highway.
An article explores the phenomenon of 'Lilliputian hallucinations' where individuals perceive things as much smaller than they are, after consuming mushroom soup.
Despite the release of a protester, tensions remain high in Trieste concerning the provision of aid to migrants.
The inspectorate has clarified that owning an apartment does not grant unrestricted rights to its use or modification.
A poll conducted by Dnevnik indicates that most mayoral candidates in Ljubljana oppose the construction of an incinerator, with the exception of Zoran Janković.
In an NBA game, Luka Dončić scored 53 points against the Portland team.
The Croatian Prime Minister reflected on the late singer Mišo Kovač, referring to him as a 'brand' and noting his distinctive style.
An exploration into the history and significance of saffron, one of the most costly spices globally.
In a double murder case, the judges applied a broader interpretation of the law, resulting in a 30-year prison sentence for the perpetrator.
The city of Rijeka has officially prohibited the Ustasha salute 'Za dom spremni', but questions remain about its enforcement.
An opinion piece reflects on three distinct campaigns over a three-week period.
An opinion piece reflecting on a persistent state of being at the bottom.
An opinion piece discussing issues related to air quality and waste management, describing the situation as unclear or 'foggy'.
King Charles has displayed his private luxury aircraft.
The popular hiking destination 'Veliki Špic' above Kamnik is at risk of being closed for several years due to damage, and the question of responsibility is being raised.
