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The Jutarnji list front page features stories on the high cost of holidays on the Adriatic coast, traffic violations in Zagreb, a Russian economist's dismissal, a bizarre incident at a Berlin swimming pool, and various sports news including judo and football. There are also reports on a fire…
A seven-day holiday on the Adriatic coast in Croatia costs as much as three average monthly salaries, with detailed calculations provided for both hotel and private accommodation, highlighting the significant financial burden on locals.
Drivers are violating a new traffic regulation in Zagreb by driving on tram tracks, despite clear prohibitions, amidst ongoing road construction on Vukovarska street.
A leading Russian economist has been dismissed from his post after making statements that reportedly caused a significant reaction in Moscow, highlighting internal concerns about Russia's economic standing.
A swimming event in Berlin organized for Black children has been canceled due to allegations of discrimination, sparking a heated debate about inclusivity and reverse discrimination.
Belarusian judoka Mikita Sviryd secured a silver medal at the Grand Prix competition held in Lima, Peru.
Jamal Musiala, a star player for Bayern Munich, collapsed on the field during a match, prompting immediate medical attention. His condition is reported as stable.
The ongoing saga of negotiations, likely for a boxing or combat sports match, continues with reports that the financial and venue aspects are prepared, but the fighters' willingness to compete remains uncertain.
Croatia's anti-corruption and organized crime agency (USKOK) has taken over the investigation into a suspicious fire near Benkovac, with details emerging about the nationality of a suspect and witness accounts.
Experts have expressed concerns regarding a reported drone deal between Ukraine and Serbia, suggesting it presents a challenge to Croatia's domestic defense industry and its strategic position.
Olympic javelin champion Sara Kolak discusses her European gold medal win, crediting her boyfriend and her personal journey to self-acceptance for her success.
The article details bizarre intercepted conversations as part of an investigation into a waste dealing network, involving figures allegedly conducting illicit business with lavish spending.
A hairdresser from Morocco caused a disturbance near Zagreb, reportedly assaulting a police officer.
An article points to the discovery of counterfeit versions of a widely used food product, highlighting significant differences that may go unnoticed by consumers.
A feature story delves into the renovation and unique history of a 500-square-meter house in Zagreb, originally purchased as a 'roh-bau' (shell) property.
Following a recent event, the article discusses criticism from Bosnia and Herzegovina and its fans directed at football star Kylian Mbappe, deeming his actions 'shameful' and 'scandalous'.
Hollywood actress Hayden Panettiere, known for her roles in 'Heroes' and 'Nashville', has died at the age of 36.
A joint investigation by Mediazona and the Russian BBC has confirmed the identities of 239,354 Russian soldiers killed since the start of the invasion of Ukraine.
Croatian urologist Dinko Hauptman discusses a groundbreaking new method for treating male infertility, including azoospermia, which requires only a single sperm for successful fertilization.
Tomislav Jelinčić shares his passion for his olive grove, which has won awards for its oil, discusses his family life, and reveals a significant unfulfilled dream.
