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Jutarnji list's front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include NATO discovering Russian submarines practicing with secret weapons near Svalbard and chaos erupting in a Russian resort town. Domestically, the focus is on weather warnings for Croatia…
NATO allies have discovered Russian submarines near Svalbard practicing the use of secret weapons, raising concerns among US intelligence analysts about potential challenges to NATO's mutual defense agreement.
A series of warnings have been issued for dangerous weather conditions across Croatia, with particular concern for the upcoming threats to Dalmatia.
Croatia is the only EU country without waste-to-energy plants. The article reveals which two cities are likely to be the first to implement such facilities.
The article discusses the secret wedding of Borna Ćorić and reveals details about his new wife, a former athlete whose career was cut short by injury.
Magnus Carlsen has defeated Ananda in a closely contested chess match, with the tournament offering a record-breaking prize fund.
This installment delves into the consequences and aftermath of applying the 'Lex Agrokor' law to the Agrokor conglomerate and its affiliated companies.
A postman from Višići has gone missing after traveling to Bangkok, leaving pensioners in Čapljina without their pensions.
Following a decisive decision from Zagreb, Serbian President Vučić has broken his silence to announce that Serbia will produce ballistic missiles, utilizing Uzbek raw materials.
Video footage shows scenes of panic and chaos in a popular Russian resort town, with people screaming and a concert by a famous Russian singer being interrupted.
A tense meeting within the ruling coalition saw heated exchanges between Prime Minister Plenković and politician Hrebak regarding waste management issues, following the Gospić incident.
Nenad Bjelica is reportedly being considered for the vacant manager position at FC Basel, succeeding the legendary Swiss player Lichsteiner.
As a temporary solution, the Croatian government will send the first 650 tons of waste from Gospić to domestic cement plants for incineration, with further plans to follow.
Tennis player Borna Ćorić has secretly married one of Croatia's most popular influencers, often dubbed the 'most beautiful Dalmatian'.
A Croatian singing couple has exclusively revealed that they are expecting a baby girl early next year, and plan to name her with an Old Croatian name.
