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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent report on a school incident in Zagreb. Other top stories include a serious traffic accident near Zagreb, a government proposal to extend the retirement age, and international events such as the…
A student at a secondary school in Zagreb used a sharp object to injure another student and a school staff member. The injured student was taken to KBC Zagreb and is reportedly not in life-threatening condition.
A severe traffic accident near Zagreb has resulted in two fatalities. The vehicle involved was reportedly cut in half, and the scene is described as horrific.
The Croatian government is advancing a proposal to extend the retirement age to 67, while also introducing a new category of employment. Unions and faculties have criticized the move as 'absurd and unnecessary'.
The Most party is initiating constitutional amendments to protect the 'right to clean and drinkable water' as a fundamental legal right.
Porsche has acquired a significant stake in Bugatti, increasing the company's Croatian ownership for a reported one billion euros.
A remembrance piece on the 9/11 attacks, detailing the events of that day and the subsequent impact.
Heavyweight boxer Filip Hrgović expressed his desire for a title unification bout and a fight to take place in Croatia, potentially calling it a major sporting event for the country.
France is seeking an international arrest warrant for the killer in the case involving the death of Luka Nicollier, following a judge's decision in Paris.
A large fire on the island of Brač, located between Ložišća and Dračevica, is being fought by local firefighters. Strong southerly winds are fanning the flames. The fire has been localized and details on its cause are emerging.
Europe is coordinating the purchase of 1000 Patriot missiles for Ukraine, but faces challenges in ensuring rapid delivery from existing stocks.
