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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a tragic migrant crisis in Ceuta with rising death tolls, an environmental disaster in Ukrainian forests caused by drones, and an exclusive interview with a Dinamo Zagreb player discussing team…
At least 18 people have died in a massive migrant attempt to cross into the EU from Ceuta, with clashes continuing and attempts spilling over to Melilla, Morocco. The situation is described as chaotic, with the army deployed.
A centuries-long environmental catastrophe is emerging in Ukrainian forests, described as something the world has never seen, linked to optical fibers from FPV drones and microplastics.
In an exclusive interview, Dinamo Zagreb player Mišić speaks openly about team matters, revealing why team manager Boban visited the dressing room after a dramatic match and his message to the players.
The loggerhead turtle, known as Iza Lina, has arrived in Pula exhausted and is being given a second chance at a rehabilitation center.
Politician Kerum has been questioned by the USKOK prosecutor and denies charges of incitement. He faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
Animal rights activists are calling for changes at the Zagreb Zoo, demanding an end to breeding and acquisition programs.
A description of an unusual architectural project featuring a modern wooden pavilion built in a forest, integrating a rock formation into its design.
Croatian apartments are experiencing the biggest decline in Europe, with a new trend of 'coolcation' (vacations in cooler climates) potentially impacting demand, according to an AirDNA analysis.
Nutritionist Bunić explains how certain foods silently damage our intestines and alter digestive system function, emphasizing that early symptoms are easily recognizable.
A viral video shows a tourist in Romania in a frightening encounter with a bear, where the animal sniffs the person before being noticed.
According to Jurica Pavičić, one politician felt relieved after Kerum's arrest, as Kerum had become an unbearable burden, and an interesting political contest is expected.
Analyses have confirmed that dangerous industrial and medical waste has been buried in Gospić, posing a threat to the groundwater and causing public outrage.
Franco Baresi, widely regarded as one of the best defenders of all time and a legendary captain of AC Milan, has passed away.
An increasing number of Croatians are choosing counter-current swimming pools, which are space-efficient and allow for swimming throughout the year.
Footballer Joško Gvardiol shares a heartwarming story about his dogs and his experiences with loneliness in Manchester, also discussing what would make him happy in retirement.
