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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about a cold case murder and an investigation into potential corruption at Zagrebački Holding. Weather warnings and a piece on the textile industry are also highlighted. International news…
Despite the murder of Mirko Rimac in 1999, a case against Krešimir Gilja has not reached a final verdict after 27 years, with an expert suggesting sabotage.
Private investigators have reportedly entered Zagrebački Holding, sparking speculation about an internal investigation into leaks or 'moles'.
A significant change in weather is expected soon, with temperatures predicted to fall by as much as 15 degrees Celsius.
With school starting soon, a quiz is presented for parents to test their knowledge on relevant topics.
Rudeš is set to play against Hajduk, with coach Peternac expressing a desire for a brave performance.
In Moscow, Hamzat Chimaev delivered a swift victory, defeating a former UFC champion within 94 seconds.
A large wildfire is spreading across Herzegovina, having already destroyed four houses and raising concerns about its proximity to Vran-planina.
A 23-year-old woman allegedly organized posing with expensive cars and attempted extortion, primarily for social media content.
The number of employees in the Croatian textile industry has drastically fallen, with remaining workers often facing low wages and difficult conditions.
Political tensions are high in the region, with upcoming elections in Montenegro seen as crucial for its path towards the EU.
New coach Slaven Bilić is set to announce his first squad, with key players like Modrić expected to be included, and potential inclusions from Dinamo and Hajduk.
Details from a meeting in Moscow involving Putin and US envoys are surfacing, hinting at Putin's objectives while the US side remains notably quiet.
The Ministry of Interior rejected a cheaper offer for equipment, opting for a more expensive but superior alternative.
The mayor of Oroslavje and his girlfriend, who have known each other for most of their lives, recently developed a romantic relationship.
