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The front page of tportal features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include reports on the war in Ukraine with new missile imagery, a migrant crisis near a Spanish enclave, and a heatwave affecting Europe. Domestic news covers a controversial incident involving a child with…
Russian bloggers have released new photos of what appears to be a missile launch, raising questions about whether this could signify a turning point in the conflict in Ukraine.
A child with special needs was reportedly attacked on a playground, leading to the child's arrest and the father expressing extreme anger and distress over the incident.
The migrant crisis is escalating, with at least 18 fatalities reported near the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, highlighting the severe challenges of managing irregular migration.
A new heatwave originating from Africa is expected, with a meteorologist detailing the specific reasons why this particular heatwave is predicted to be different from previous ones.
In a major interview, footballer Mišić shares for the first time his reasons for wanting to leave Dinamo Zagreb and recounts advice given by Zvonimir Boban.
Kate Middleton has reportedly received a sharp and unwelcome warning about her marriage, suggesting she has joined the 'wrong family'.
Dinamo Zagreb begins its defense of the league title, with speculation that coach Kovačević may make as many as six changes to the team.
Vesna Dragojević, widow of the late singer Oliver Dragojević, attended a concert held in his honor, accompanied by her sons.
Princess Charlene showcases a fashion comeback, with trousers popular in the early 2000s making a return to current trends.
An intriguing natural phenomenon is reported where orcas, the apex predators of the ocean, are observed fleeing from a particular sea creature.
A report suggests that Croatian pensions could have been €170 higher, with critics alleging a deliberate policy of economic decline for pensioners.
A shocking event, described as an unprecedented shame, has occurred involving neighboring countries, marking a new low within Europe.
The Višnjić family, after living in Hollywood and England, has decided to return and reside in Croatia, specifically in Istria.
An analysis explains how a recent poor performance by the Slovenian team surprisingly benefits Croatia, likely in a sporting context.
A devastating explosion has occurred in a mine in Pakistan, resulting in the deaths of at least 34 people.
