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Slovenian Government Limits Fuel Dispensing to 50 Liters for Individuals and 200 Liters for Legal Entities

By decision of the Government of the Republic of Slovenia, fuel dispensing is now limited to 50 liters for individuals and 200 liters for legal entities, after supply problems occurred at a number of stations across the country in recent days. The fuel supply problem is most noticeable at Petrol stations, which Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob also addressed, calling on oil traders to consider measures for foreign citizens due to the large number of citizens from Austria and Italy refueling in Slovenia because of cheaper prices.

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The Crown of a Toilet Cleaner's Career

My special address is directly inspired by the address of the newly appointed director of the Public Secret Service in their iconic Dnevnik 2. It's worth mentioning that I haven't watched the iconic Dnevnik 2 on the Public Secret Service for years, maybe decades, due to severe anorectal pain it causes me.

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Half a Century of the Film 'The Beach Guardian in Winter': Irfan Mensur's Big Interview for Danas on Paskaljević, Bata Stojković, and the Spirit of Yugoslav Film

Half a century since the premiere of the film 'The Beach Guardian in Winter', one of the most significant achievements of Yugoslav auteur cinema, actor Irfan Mensur in an interview for Danas reminisced about the beginnings of his career, his collaboration with director Goran Paskaljević, and working with greats of domestic acting such as Bata Stojković, Pavle Vujisić, and Mira Banjac.

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From the Street to the Ballot Box

Where did it go wrong? Instead of a unified, recognizable, and coordinated list (e.g., 'Student List – Your Hands Are Bloody'?) in ten municipalities where local elections were called in Serbia, there is a specific mishmash. We have a confusing group of student and/or opposition groups with somewhat generic names (Voice of Youth for Kula Municipality, Youth for Palanka – Alone Against All, Kladovo Has Us – Time for Change, Students for Aranđelovac – Youth Wins, United for Bajina Bašta, Sound of Justice – Together for Students, Bor – Our Responsibility, etc.).

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