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New legislation may allow dangerous offenders to be held in special institutions even after their sentences are served, with details of the institution's operation still unspecified.
A report questions how 37,000 tons of hazardous waste managed to pass through Croatia without any reactions or incidents being recorded.
A person, described as one of the most sought-after individuals globally, has been extradited from Ireland.
A piece discusses common, everyday objects that possess the potential to cause catastrophic events.
In Los Angeles, 39 million kilograms of meat and food are reportedly rotting, with an emphasis on the 'Chase for repatriation'.
Wildfires in France continue to rage, prompting the evacuation of 200,000 people.
The movement for the independence of Quebec is gaining momentum, with proponents expressing belief that Donald Trump could be a key figure in their cause.
A Russian city and its refinery were attacked, resulting in 12 deaths and 10 injuries.
Hair clippings from hairdressers are ending up in the sea in Brazil, and the country is reportedly not implementing protective measures.
An analysis of players and coaches from the Hajduk vs. Istra football match, rating Garcia and three other players as the poorest performers.
In Croatian football transfers, Dinamo has sent a defender to a club in the French top league.
Jose Mourinho was close to taking over as manager of Manchester United, replacing Sir Alex Ferguson, but decided against it shortly before the transfer.
Gennaro Gattuso allegedly spoke with Ivan Perišić, hinting at significant events without elaborating.
A former judge offers an opinion on a football match, suggesting that the team Istra might have benefited from not receiving a red card or penalties.