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The Jutarnji list front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a search and rescue operation in Kvarner, a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian oil refinery, and a scandal involving toxic waste in Lika. Other notable stories cover Croatia's innovation ranking, a…
A search and rescue operation is underway in Kvarner, Croatia, following the discovery of one body and the ongoing search for another missing Portuguese national.
Ukraine has launched a drone attack on one of Russia's largest oil refining complexes, located approximately 1500 km from the current front lines.
A scandal involving toxic waste in the Gacka region of Lika, Croatia, has been uncovered, raising concerns about the potential health risks to nearly a million people.
According to a World Bank expert, Croatia has moved from the group of modest innovators to moderate innovators, outperforming Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia.
Croatian footballer Petar Musa scored his first goal in the Leagues Cup for Dallas, which lost to Toluca 3-1.
Photographer Mara Bratoš reflects on Dubrovnik in the 1990s, noting that many beaches accessible then are now exclusive to hotel guests.
Germany is taking an unprecedented step, granting offensive cyber capabilities to its intelligence service for the first time since World War II, in its efforts against Vladimir Putin.
The Pelješac peninsula in Croatia is experiencing a construction boom, with new apartments and villas by the sea quickly selling out, particularly to buyers from Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Sara Curtis, a 19-year-old swimmer, has broken a world record in the 50m ice swimming category at the European Championships in Paris.
New details have emerged regarding an 'ecocide' incident discovered in 2024, involving abnormal operations and attempts to emulate the lifestyle of another couple.
A large fire has broken out on the island of Brač, Croatia, with firefighters and water bombers engaged in efforts to control the blaze.
Disturbing reports are emerging from a US aircraft carrier, with crew members expressing a fear of 'not waking up tomorrow'.
A man in Zagreb, Croatia, has been arrested after calling emergency services to report finding explosives and ammunition in bushes, which turned out to be a false alarm.
