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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include potential Iranian attacks in Europe and concerns about rising sexually transmitted infections in Europe. Domestically, the focus is on wildfires in Omiš, a crime incident in…
This story discusses the grim reality and repressive measures under the Taliban's five-year rule, highlighting the 'monstrous 'religious students'.' It's part of a selection of texts from The Economist.
A report indicates a worrying resurgence of sexually transmitted infections across Europe, with gonorrhea and syphilis becoming more prevalent.
A new class of drugs, agonists of orexin, are set to launch, offering a potential breakthrough for conditions like narcolepsy and sleep disorders.
Sources reveal that Iran is considering retaliatory strikes against US targets in Europe and sabotage of infrastructure, with actions dependent on Washington's decisions.
Surreal scenes in Omiš as residents fear another disaster amid wildfires, with reports of barrels being used in concerning ways.
An article profiles a 35-year-old individual who has reportedly brought Germany to a significant historical turning point, creating fear.
New research suggests that a deficit of only 80 minutes of sleep per night can lead to weight gain, with scientists detailing the underlying mechanisms.
A Mercedes caught fire and was completely destroyed in Sesvete; firefighters extinguished the blaze, but the cause remains unknown. A 23-year-old was found struggling with the fire.
The president of a rival club, described as Dinamo's 'nemesis,' entered the locker room with a bag of money, offering a substantial bonus for a win against Pafos.
A burned body was discovered in a vineyard in Nîmes, France, and the victim's family fears it could be well-known influencer Sonia Bellina.
Details emerge about a fugitive from Velika Gorica who created a hostage crisis, threatened a family with a gun, and despite measures, returned armed to their apartment.
A critique of a Dinamo player's performance, stating they are below the club's standard, and hinting at the reasons for a 'mysterious man from Italy's' lack of form.
Guests who thought they booked a standard apartment on the Adriatic coast encountered terrible conditions and hidden costs, revealing the dark side of private rentals.
In an interview, Darko Milinović claims to have new information, states he spoke with Turudić, and resolved misunderstandings, mentioning clandestine meetings.
An comparison of the public bicycle systems in Zagreb and Budapest, evaluating which service was preferred by the testers.
Amidst unprecedented fires on the Croatian coast, a policeman was filmed throwing a cigarette butt from his official vehicle, posing a fire hazard.
