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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political turmoil in Poland, a dispute over elevator installation in Zagreb, and an interview with the new head of the Croatian National Bank. Other notable news covers wildfires in Europe, a…
A significant split has occurred within Poland's ruling nationalist party (PiS), resulting in the expulsion of former Prime Minister Morawiecki and his supporters, with internal divisions intensifying.
A dispute among residents over the installation of an elevator is escalating with arguments and refusal to pay, while the Ministry states parties must resolve the issue themselves.
In his first major interview, the new head of the Croatian National Bank, Ante Žigman, addressed key economic issues including inflation, wages, debtors, and the limits of Croatia's growth model.
A Hajduk player is performing at his best, with a particularly noteworthy moment involving Livaja, despite past negative reports.
A recipe for a refreshing and light summer dessert that requires only a few ingredients is highlighted.
A major decision has been made regarding an investigation into FIFA's Infantino's relationship with Trump, with Infantino avoiding immediate consequences but not entirely in the clear.
A Spanish woman was apprehended at Zagreb airport after arriving with 15 kilograms of marijuana hidden in her suitcase.
A surreal video captures Ukrainian forces successfully shooting down Russian drones above Odesa.
An in-depth analysis comparing Dubrovnik's urban planning challenges with Zagreb's General Urban Plan, suggesting the latter appears mild in comparison.
Massive wildfires are devastating parts of Western Europe, including France and Spain, leading to the evacuation of 220,000 people amidst desperate firefighting efforts.
A ranking of the top 200 restaurateurs reveals a growing Croatian chain that is approaching the scale of McDonald's, also detailing the business performance of various figures.
Legendary gymnast Simone Biles has been readmitted to the hospital following a mysterious health issue that occurred in June, raising concerns among fans.
It has been learned that the government is revising its anti-inflationary measures, with changes expected regarding relief for traders and stricter rules for higher earners.
Montenegrin football clubs have experienced a dismal performance, suffering their ninth straight defeat in European competitions and matching a historical low.
Ljupka Gojić Mikić and her family have opted for a mountain getaway instead of crowded beaches, enjoying an alpine vacation.
