Forgotten War, as Deadly as Ukraine's, Could Soon Be Global Focus ↗
A conflict in Sudan, described as equally deadly as the one in Ukraine, is highlighted as a forgotten war that may soon capture global attention.
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Jutarnji list is featuring a selection of articles from The Economist alongside domestic Croatian news. Top stories include a forgotten war in Sudan, Africa's growing blueberry industry, and a Spanish crisis highlighting European fears of migrants. Domestically, a major scandal involving hazardous…
A conflict in Sudan, described as equally deadly as the one in Ukraine, is highlighted as a forgotten war that may soon capture global attention.
Africa's industry is transitioning towards blueberries, signaling a shift away from diamonds and cobalt towards this new growth area.
A crisis in Spain has exposed the deep-seated fear of migrants among Europeans, revealing a stark reality for the continent.
An urgent, unscheduled meeting of the Croatian government's inner cabinet and coalition partners is reportedly underway concerning a hazardous waste scandal in Gospić.
A secret document detailing the extent of damage from hazardous waste, including 'black heaps,' has been uncovered, drawing sharp criticism from Milanović.
The reason behind HŽ Cargo trains running red lights has been identified, with the train driver's actions described as difficult to comprehend.
Fuel prices have decreased, and the government has announced a new measure to combat rising prices at gas stations.
A chaotic situation is reported at a Croatian club, with financial problems, empty offices, and concerns that journalists may not have funds for basic necessities.
A dedicated team is actively rescuing young griffon vultures on the island of Cres, even physically intervening to prevent people from disturbing the birds.
Analyst Ivanka Toma suggests that while Prime Minister Plenković has weathered many scandals, information released by Turudić might pose the greatest threat.
In a candid confession, actor Brad Pitt reveals he is drinking again and experiencing dark thoughts, describing it as his most challenging time.
An insider from the Homeland Movement (DP) suggests significant political maneuvering is underway, with the opposition sensing a potential split within the ruling coalition.
Despite warnings from Serbia for its citizens not to travel to Croatia, a record number of Serbs are visiting and working in the country.