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The news on Jutarnji list's front page covers a range of topics including domestic business and weather, international conflicts, and sports. A top story details the performance of Croatian restaurateurs, ranking them and comparing them to global chains. Another significant domestic story warns of…
This story ranks the top 200 restaurateurs in Croatia, highlighting a chain that has grown significantly and is nearing the performance of McDonald's. It also details the business operations of prominent figures and the average salaries of employees in the sector.
Croatia is facing a severe meteorological phenomenon with a new heatwave expected to bring temperatures up to 40 degrees Celsius and tropical nights.
Explosions were reported in Kyiv as Russia launched ballistic missiles in the middle of the day.
Slovenian media is advising citizens to purchase cheaper diesel and gasoline at Croatian gas stations, noting significant price differences.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić has revealed his plans, with a significant move by Ana Brnabić indicating a potential reshuffle where Vučić may return to the position of Prime Minister by December.
Adriana García, 30, suffered complications following an aesthetic surgery in Mexico, which proved fatal.
Young talent Luka Topalović scored a hat-trick for Inter, and his eligibility to play for Croatia, along with two other national teams, has drawn comparisons to Ivan Rakitić.
New details emerge regarding the arrest of Damir Šegota in a bribery case involving the Croatian Olympic Committee (HOO), with investigations focusing on money laundering and corruption.
Major wildfires are burning in a popular tourist destination in France, leading to evacuations. French President Macron has stated that forces from Croatia are also arriving to assist.
A malfunctioning robotic vacuum cleaner exploded, turning a house into an inferno and leaving a son in a coma after multiple surgeries. The mother shared her experience.
A company producing household batteries, which are common in many homes, is facing collapse due to liquidity issues, leading to hundreds of workers losing their jobs.
Pianist Lovro Pogorelić discusses his love life, hobbies, music, and the island of Pag, acknowledging his partner Nina's leadership in their projects.
