Who Allowed This Rampage Through Croatian Cultural Heritage? ↗
Front page leadA TV critic questions why certain actions were permitted that damaged Croatia's cultural heritage, suggesting a lack of oversight or responsibility.
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The front page of tportal.hr features a mix of domestic Croatian news, including a story about parents boycotting classes due to a teacher's alleged behavior and concerns about the Croatian education system ranking below the European average. International news includes a report on Iran's attack…
A TV critic questions why certain actions were permitted that damaged Croatia's cultural heritage, suggesting a lack of oversight or responsibility.
Parents in Ravni Kotari are boycotting school classes due to allegations that a teacher sleeps during lessons, insults children, and is aggressive when woken.
A report indicates that the Croatian education system is performing below the European average in the PISA 2025 assessment, highlighting specific areas of weakness.
A German entrepreneur claims to be living in isolation on secret locations with a bodyguard carrying antidotes, stating he is 'at war' with Russians.
Actor Momčilo Otasevic speaks for the first time about his divorce from Jelena Perčin, suggesting others had insight into their relationship issues before he did.
Football coach Jakirović comments on his team's first defeat of the season, indicating he has identified the cause of the problem.
Actress Ksenija Pajić's appearance at the VFF event is described as bringing glamour and a red carpet feel.
Reports suggest Igor Kojić is expecting a child with Nikolina, a woman from Rijeka who is a former beauty queen and has dabbled in politics.
A historical piece discusses how a crucial weather forecast influenced the decision-making process for the D-Day landings during World War II.
Practical advice is offered on how to protect vehicles from potential hail damage when a garage is not available.
Goalkeeper Courtois has made a significant decision following a notable performance against Inter.
A significant escalation in international conflict is reported, with Iran reportedly attacking a US base and ships, and the US destroying Iranian tankers.
A new study suggests that an ingredient found in chewing gum and sugar-free products is linked to an increased risk of heart problems.