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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story on an unusual business in Duga Resa creating future food through freeze-drying. Other domestic news includes a corruption scandal ('Šincekova mreža'), a fire in Zagreb, and an opinion piece on…
A business in Duga Resa is developing future food using freeze-drying technology, similar to NASA's space programs, resulting in a product with no preservatives and a long shelf life. The creators have been praised for their innovation.
Details emerge from a corruption scandal involving 'Šincek's Network,' with recorded bizarre conversations hinting at illegal activities and illicit dealings. The suspects are heard discussing secret meetings and potential repercussions.
A tragic accident in Hungary where a Polish bus overturned resulted in 12 fatalities and numerous injuries. The first images from the scene have surfaced, depicting the scale of the disaster.
A fire broke out at a car dealership in Zagreb's Malešnica neighborhood, consuming six vehicles, including several Audis and Mercedes. Arson is suspected.
Following Ukrainian strikes, a large fire broke out at a warehouse in Domodedovo, Moscow Oblast. Videos of the massive blaze are circulating, indicating a significant impact near the Russian capital.
Novak Djokovic has spoken about his health problems following a recent setback, expressing uncertainty about his return to the same tournament. He described experiencing significant physical issues.
Two new residential skyscrapers with views of the Adriatic Sea are being built, distinguished by their 'stone lace' facade. These towers represent a significant architectural development.
A former businessman from Australia left his company and money to move to a village near Maruševec in Croatia, seeking peace and freedom. He is now dedicated to beekeeping and creating a rural paradise.
Kyiv was engulfed in flames following a new Russian rocket attack. Sirens wailed as explosions were reported across the capital city.
Actor Diego Luna, while in Sarajevo, shared his thoughts on revolution, stating that it 'always begins in a very cynical, selfish moment when you expect nothing from society.'
A fighter expresses their dedication, stating, 'I fight to make my son and wife happy. I have no excuses, I had the best camp.' This appears to be a quote from an athlete before a competition.
Following a football match, coach Gregurina attributed the loss to a red card, while coach Cabello noted it wasn't an easy victory. This likely refers to a Croatian league game.
