Tragedy in Croatia: Father and two children die in fire, neighbors heard three… ↗
Front page leadA fire in Croatia claimed the lives of a father and his two children, with neighbors reporting hearing three gunshots before the incident.
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The N1 front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a tragic fire in Croatia resulting in fatalities, a heatwave affecting the region, and a Russian missile attack on Kyiv. Other reported news covers a North Korean statement on NATO, a story about an unusual…
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North Korea: NATO's fuel plan shows alliance preparing for war ↗
North Korea claims that NATO's plan to supply fuel indicates the alliance is preparing for war.
Flower that once cost a house now sells for a few marks ↗
A flower, once so valuable that people would trade houses for it, is now being sold for a nominal price.
Heatwave continues: Temperatures over 40 degrees in the coming days ↗
The intense heatwave shows no signs of stopping, with temperatures expected to exceed 40 degrees Celsius in the next few days.
Massive Russian missile attack on Kyiv: At least nine dead, dozens injured… ↗
A large-scale Russian missile strike on Kyiv has resulted in at least nine deaths and dozens of injuries, including children.
Lack of sleep causes increased food intake ↗
New findings suggest that insufficient sleep leads to a higher consumption of food.
Radeljić after debut in Dinamo's starting lineup: 'My legs were shaking at the… ↗
Football player Radeljić describes his nerves during his debut in Dinamo's starting lineup.
Trivial traffic violation uncovers burglars: Young man and woman from BiH… ↗
A minor traffic offense led to the arrest of a young man and woman from Bosnia and Herzegovina who were involved in burglary in Italy.
Reservoir had been leaking for years, people complained, then a 8-meter wave… ↗
A city experienced a disaster when an 8-meter wave of molasses flowed through it, following years of undetected leaks from a reservoir.
Doctor warns: Due to high air temperatures, fainting is common, hydration is… ↗
A doctor advises that high air temperatures can lead to fainting spells and stresses the importance of staying hydrated.
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