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The front page of tportal features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a chaotic incident in Kyiv involving Ukrainian intelligence services, a Croatian activist expressing disappointment with Prime Minister Plenković, and an update on a reconstruction project in Croatia…
Video footage shows a chaotic situation in Kyiv where Ukrainian intelligence officers reportedly fired on each other, leading to an enraged reaction from President Zelensky.
An activist from the Lika region expresses disappointment with Croatian Prime Minister Plenković, stating he doesn't understand the struggles of ordinary people.
A family decided to end their vacation in Croatia prematurely after only five nights, citing unbearable conditions.
A significant reconstruction project has started on Stara Vlaška street, with an estimated cost of 3.4 million euros, and the article previews its future appearance.
Unofficial information reveals which players were removed from Dinamo Zagreb's squad for European competitions to make space for Ivanušec, Almena, and Rodriguez.
The article provides recommendations for weekend shopping, suggesting items that offer good value and are worth putting in the basket.
The cause of death for the renowned Ivan Gudelj has been disclosed.
Young Disney star Carla Jeffery has passed away at the age of 33, with loved ones paying tribute to her unforgettable talent.
Actress Ksenija Pajić made a striking appearance at a red carpet event in Vukovar, captivating with her cleavage and elegant charm.
Sydney Sweeney's fashion choice upon arriving at the Venice Film Festival has sparked considerable attention and discussion on social media.
Luka Modrić has made comments to the Spanish publication Marca that are expected to greatly please the supporters of Real Madrid.
The Croatian Post will release a new stamp on September 7th, which will pay tribute to water management.
A player from Dinamo Zagreb has deactivated their Instagram profile following instances of online abuse.
The 'Porečki delfin' event marked its 25th anniversary with more than 1700 participants from 30 countries taking part in a swimming event.
