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The front page of Večernji list features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include potential political shifts in Germany, a political dispute in Croatia regarding public spending, and a viral phenomenon involving a specialty doughnut. Other reported news covers an incident with…
Alice Weidel of the AfD party in Germany has stated that if her party comes to power, they plan to abolish the Euro, withdraw from the Schengen Area, and close borders.
The Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) is publicly criticizing the Social Democratic Party (SDP) over the alleged exorbitant cost of a public toilet in Varaždin, claiming a price of 8600 euros per square meter.
A specialty doughnut costing 4 euros has led to tourists camping out at dawn at an altitude of 2300 meters, creating an unprecedented surge in demand and popularity.
There are growing concerns and fears regarding a potential move by Donald Trump to declare a state of emergency, suggesting significant political developments are imminent.
A tourist was stung by a scorpion at an airport, with the venomous creature found to have hidden in their jacket; the species is noted as one of the most toxic in Europe.
