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The front page of Index.hr focuses heavily on an upcoming protest in Zagreb related to a waste disposal scandal in Gospić, Croatia. The protest is anticipated to be the largest in the country's history, with political figures weighing in on the event and its implications. Other stories include…
An upcoming protest in Zagreb, 'Hodaj za Liku, hodaj za Hrvatsku' (Walk for Lika, Walk for Croatia), is linked to a major scandal involving tens of thousands of tons of hazardous waste disposed of in the Gospić area. The number of buses arriving from the Lika region has been revealed, with…
Politician Grmoja states that the upcoming protest concerning the Gospić waste scandal will be the largest demonstration in Croatia's history, emphasizing its significance.
An investigation into the Gospić waste scandal reveals details about a key figure who resigned and alleges that Petry lied about the situation.
President Milanović has made a statement regarding the upcoming protest related to the Lika region and the waste disposal scandal.
A 76-meter high monument backed by Donald Trump is being constructed in Washington D.C. without the necessary approvals or permits.
The election campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has commenced, with promises of new pensions for both the elderly and children.
A letter has surfaced in which an individual confesses to sabotaging German power lines, raising concerns about infrastructure security.
Fuel was found on the A4 highway, and the individual responsible fled the scene.
A driver has been fined by the police for displaying a middle finger to a speed camera. The local mayor has commented on the incident, calling it madness.
Parents in Serbia report that their child is being harassed by schoolmates, causing them significant distress and sleepless nights for nearly six weeks.
Video footage shows Serbian police officers saluting the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić during a procession, sparking controversy.
