Update proof-of-means to 507,43 EUR, add announcement page, European number format (EN)

- Update the residence-permit "sufficient means" figure to 507,43 EUR/month
  (Slovenian basic minimum income from 1 April 2026, source gov.si) across the
  guide, FAQ, budget note, sample parent statement and my-route tip; replaces
  the old 484,88 everywhere.
- New standalone news announcement page /<lang>/news/proof-of-means-updated-2026/
  (trilingual), published 1 August 2026, with a clickable gov.si source box and a
  hero image (Pixabay, credited). news.js now supports announcement items
  (slug + body) and shows them newest-first on the homepage and News hub; the
  image doubles as the card thumbnail. Optimised 6.98MB to 255KB.
- Switch English EUR amounts to European format (comma decimal, dot thousands):
  507,43 / 9.600 / 1.000 etc. Only euro-prefixed amounts are touched, so SI/MK
  (which use a euro suffix) are unaffected. New generator eurofmt.js.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

en/student-welcome-guide/means-accommodation-address/index.html

@@ -204,7 +204,7 @@
                     <li>Other recognised income or assets</li>
                 </ul>
 
-                <p>The required amount is tied to the current Slovenian basic minimum income. The reference figure the MSOS residence guide used, checked on 1 September 2024, is €484.88 per month for the whole academic year. Because this tracks the minimum income, it can change, so confirm the current official amount with the responsible upravna enota and ask how it calculates the period and which evidence it accepts.</p>
+                <p>The required amount is tied to the current Slovenian basic minimum income (osnovni znesek minimalnega dohodka). From 1 April 2026 this basic minimum income is €507,43 per month, and the proof of means is calculated on it for the whole academic year. Because this tracks the minimum income, it can change, so confirm the current official amount with the responsible upravna enota and ask how it calculates the period and which evidence it accepts.</p>
 
                 <h2>Parent support</h2>
 
@@ -274,7 +274,7 @@
 
                 <p>The statement does not need a special form and one parent signing is enough. It must be written in English, Slovenian, or a former Yugoslav language in Latin script. A simple version reads:</p>
 
-                <blockquote class="guide-quote">I, [parent full name], born [date] and residing at [address], parent of [student full name], born [date], declare that I will financially support my child during their studies in Slovenia in the academic year 2026/2027 with at least €484.88 per month for the whole academic year. Place, date, and my signature.</blockquote>
+                <blockquote class="guide-quote">I, [parent full name], born [date] and residing at [address], parent of [student full name], born [date], declare that I will financially support my child during their studies in Slovenia in the academic year 2026/2027 with at least €507,43 per month for the whole academic year. Place, date, and my signature.</blockquote>
 
                 <p>Attach proof of the parent-child relationship and, where requested, proof of the parent income or bank funds. Confirm the exact expected wording with your upravna enota, because some offices prefer their own template.</p>
 
@@ -283,9 +283,9 @@
                 <p>Research sources for this revision listed approximately:</p>
 
                 <ul class="guide-checklist">
-                    <li>€4.50 application fee</li>
+                    <li>€4,50 application fee</li>
                     <li>€50 permit fee</li>
-                    <li>€15.47 card-production cost</li>
+                    <li>€15,47 card-production cost</li>
                 </ul>
 
                 <p>These amounts can change and do not include translation, certification, photograph, postage, or travel costs. Verify the current tariff before the appointment.</p>

en/student-welcome-guide/student-accommodation/index.html

@@ -209,7 +209,7 @@
                 <p>Some universities or dormitories may offer rooms to foreign students at a market or economic rate. Examples for 2026:</p>
 
                 <ul class="guide-checklist">
-                    <li>University of Maribor dormitories publish foreign-student monthly prices from approximately €157.50 to more than €300 depending on room type.</li>
+                    <li>University of Maribor dormitories publish foreign-student monthly prices from approximately €157,50 to more than €300 depending on room type.</li>
                     <li>University of Primorska provides student housing and publishes its own current conditions and price lists.</li>
                     <li>University of Nova Gorica has limited university housing; a July 2026 call listed the Gorizia residence for EU students.</li>
                     <li>University of Ljubljana states it does not generally provide housing to degree-seeking international students.</li>

en/student-welcome-guide/student-budget/index.html

@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@
                     </table>
                 </div>
 
-                <p>Note that the residence-permit means requirement (around €484.88 per month at the last check) sits near the lower end of this range, so it is a legal minimum to prove, not a comfortable living budget. Plan above it.</p>
+                <p>Note that the residence-permit means requirement (around €507,43 per month from 1 April 2026) sits near the lower end of this range, so it is a legal minimum to prove, not a comfortable living budget. Plan above it.</p>
 
                 <h2>First-month budget</h2>
 

en/student-welcome-guide/student-meals/index.html

@@ -197,7 +197,7 @@
 
                 <h2>Current amount</h2>
 
-                <p>From 1 March 2026, the state meal subsidy is €5.19 per meal. This is not the final price of every meal. The student pays the difference between the restaurant price and the subsidy.</p>
+                <p>From 1 March 2026, the state meal subsidy is €5,19 per meal. This is not the final price of every meal. The student pays the difference between the restaurant price and the subsidy.</p>
 
                 <h2>First registration</h2>
 

en/student-welcome-guide/student-residence-permit/index.html

@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@
 
                 <h3 class="guide-substage">Proof of sufficient means</h3>
 
-                <p>You must show you can support yourself. The most common route is a written statement from a parent or guardian, who is legally obliged to support you, declaring that they will support you (name, surname, date of birth) with at least €484.88 per month for the whole academic year. One parent signing is enough. Special notarisation is not required, but the statement must be written in English, Slovenian, or one of the former Yugoslav languages in Latin script. This €484.88 figure is tied to the Slovenian minimum-income basis and can change, so check the current amount. See the means and address page for other accepted proof such as student-work earnings, a scholarship, bank funds, or grants.</p>
+                <p>You must show you can support yourself. The most common route is a written statement from a parent or guardian, who is legally obliged to support you, declaring that they will support you (name, surname, date of birth) with at least €507,43 per month for the whole academic year. One parent signing is enough. Special notarisation is not required, but the statement must be written in English, Slovenian, or one of the former Yugoslav languages in Latin script. This €507,43 figure is tied to the Slovenian minimum-income basis and can change, so check the current amount. See the means and address page for other accepted proof such as student-work earnings, a scholarship, bank funds, or grants.</p>
 
                 <h3 class="guide-substage">Document with your handwritten signature</h3>
 

en/student-welcome-guide/student-transport/index.html

@@ -242,7 +242,7 @@
                 <ul class="guide-checklist">
                     <li>BicikeLJ (Ljubljana): €3 yearly or €1 weekly, unlimited trips with the first 60 minutes of each trip free. Dock within 60 minutes to keep riding for free.</li>
                     <li>MBajk (Maribor): the same platform and pricing as BicikeLJ, €3 yearly or €1 weekly, first 60 minutes free.</li>
-                    <li>Nomago Bikes (Ljubljana e-bikes): €30 student annual subscription, or €25 with an ISIC card. The first 30 minutes of each rental are free, then about €1.30 per further 30 minutes. Register in the app, add a payment method, and enter the coupon NAZAJVSOLO to buy the student subscription.</li>
+                    <li>Nomago Bikes (Ljubljana e-bikes): €30 student annual subscription, or €25 with an ISIC card. The first 30 minutes of each rental are free, then about €1,30 per further 30 minutes. Register in the app, add a payment method, and enter the coupon NAZAJVSOLO to buy the student subscription.</li>
                 </ul>
 
                 <p>An ISIC student card unlocks the cheaper Nomago rate and many other discounts, so it is worth having. Treat all prices and promotion codes as check-current information.</p>

en/student-welcome-guide/student-work/index.html

@@ -203,7 +203,7 @@
 
                 <h2>Minimum rate and deductions</h2>
 
-                <p>From 5 February 2026, the minimum gross hourly rate is €8.98, and the reference resident net rate after the standard pension contribution is €7.73. A tax non-resident may initially have a 13.95% pension and disability contribution and a 22.5% income-tax advance. The exact net amount depends on tax residence, treaty relief, payment size, and approved claims.</p>
+                <p>From 5 February 2026, the minimum gross hourly rate is €8,98, and the reference resident net rate after the standard pension contribution is €7,73. A tax non-resident may initially have a 13.95% pension and disability contribution and a 22.5% income-tax advance. The exact net amount depends on tax residence, treaty relief, payment size, and approved claims.</p>
 
                 <h2>Treaty relief for Macedonian tax residents</h2>
 

en/student-welcome-guide/tuition-and-scholarships/index.html

@@ -218,7 +218,7 @@
 
                 <h2>Western Balkan master scholarship example</h2>
 
-                <p>The 380th public call for 2026/2027 supports citizens of selected Western Balkan countries, including North Macedonia, in selected master fields. The published support is €9,600 per study year for living expenses, with an application deadline of 2 September 2026. Eligible fields include selected natural sciences, mathematics and statistics, information and communication technologies, engineering and manufacturing, civil engineering, agriculture and related fields, veterinary studies, and health or social-security fields. Link the exact call; it does not mean that all master programmes are eligible.</p>
+                <p>The 380th public call for 2026/2027 supports citizens of selected Western Balkan countries, including North Macedonia, in selected master fields. The published support is €9.600 per study year for living expenses, with an application deadline of 2 September 2026. Eligible fields include selected natural sciences, mathematics and statistics, information and communication technologies, engineering and manufacturing, civil engineering, agriculture and related fields, veterinary studies, and health or social-security fields. Link the exact call; it does not mean that all master programmes are eligible.</p>
 
                 <h2>Other funding and residence</h2>