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The Jutarnji list front page features a mix of domestic Croatian news and international stories. Top domestic stories include a protest in Zagreb for the Lika region, and significant ownership changes in Croatian media. Internationally, there's coverage of a US Open tennis match disrupted by…
A critical analysis of a Croatian political figure accused of escaping during wartime, assaulting a woman in a club, and taking money from Mamić, portraying him as the 'perfect leader of conservative Croatia'.
A live report on a large protest in Zagreb demanding government action on issues concerning the Lika region, with thousands of participants expected and a list of demands submitted.
An investigation into significant ownership changes in Croatian and regional media outlets, exploring the reasons behind the shifts.
Commentary suggests that Serbian President Vučić is exploiting the death of Ratko Mladić to mobilize support and distract from domestic crises, making aggressive statements towards Croatia.
A video from the US Open showing influencers disrupting a match between Naomi Osaka and Daria Kasatkina has caused public outrage among fans and observers.
Seven Croatian players have been recognized among the greatest in the history of the ABA League, with one player overwhelmingly named the best.
Participants in a prayer gathering for peace in Croatia were met with a counter-protest at Ban Jelačić Square in Zagreb.
Evidence points to a suspect in the Gospić toxic waste incident, while authorities and the mayor of Zagreb are reportedly passing responsibility for the environmental hazard near a water source.
The Croatian Society of Composers (ZAMP) has terminated agreements with three radio stations for owing over 100,000 Euros in royalties.
The case of Lindsay Clancy remains unresolved as the jury is reportedly divided, with the case described as 'terrible'.
