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The front page of tportal.hr features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Croatian events. Top stories include criticism directed at Reuters for a protest report, reactions to a banner displayed during a football match referencing Ratko Mladić, and the impact of fires…
Croatians have flooded Reuters with criticism, accusing the news agency of misrepresenting the reasons for a protest, stating that the agency has completely distorted the purpose of the gathering.
A banner honoring Ratko Mladić at a football match caused widespread condemnation, with reports of only one person leaving the stands in protest, leading to strong reactions from Serbian tabloids.
Smoke from fires in Bosnia has crossed the border, causing red alerts on air quality monitoring stations across Dalmatia, with efforts underway to improve the situation.
Singer Jozinović faced controversy at the Vinkovci Autumns festival, with musician Dabro publicly supporting him, stating he would be the first to applaud him.
Hajduk's debutant player shared who convinced him to join the club, stating that the person told him to come.
Actress Mia Begović reminisces about her school days, describing herself as a studious student who enjoyed mischief and had a dislike for mathematics.
A commentary suggests that Hajduk's recent 4-0 victory over Rudeš is less significant than the substantial progress the team has made in the past month.
A well-known singer is expecting her fifth child at the age of 40, sharing the happy news through a sweet announcement.
A woman from Zagreb is praised for her stylish way of wearing popular slides, which have become synonymous with understated luxury.
The world's most beautiful footballer is so famous that even Transfermarkt is gifting her a Hajduk jersey.
The 17th Zagreb Jazz Festival will feature a rich program of events.
Young people are rediscovering reading, thanks to the same platforms where they previously scrolled aimlessly.
A sports story detailing the transformation of a player from a winger who didn't score to a lethal striker.
As of today, more than 100,000 residents of Zagreb will be without hot water.
The Mothers of Srebrenica have condemned the Chetnik ideology due to the glorification of Ratko Mladić.
