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A school attack occurred in Zagreb, where a student used a knife to injure another student and a school employee. The incident led to a lockdown of classrooms.
Following the school attack in Zagreb, the injured student is set to undergo surgery due to the severity of their stab wounds. The Ministry of Education has commented on the incident.
A severe car accident near Zagreb has resulted in the deaths of two people after their vehicle crashed into a pole. New, shocking images from the scene have been released.
Reports indicate that Kyiv is engulfed in flames following intense fighting, with Ukrainian forces delivering a significant blow to the Russian military.
In a peculiar act, a man was filmed eating ash from a power plant that had been spread on agricultural fields, stating his intention to grow vegetables there.
Details have emerged regarding the potential transfer fees for Hajduk's acquisition of players Šotiček, Dalisson, and Martin during the current transfer window.
Following news of significant profits, Croatian athlete Sandra Perković Rogić publicly expressed her gratitude and praise for her husband and the audience.
A coach has unexpectedly resigned from his position immediately after his club achieved qualification for the Champions League for the first time in 18 years.
Amal Clooney traded the red carpet for the Presidential Palace in Athens, showcasing her impeccable business elegance while attending an event.
The narrative highlights how the fashion world was buzzing about Marc Jacobs' show one night, only for fashion to feel completely unimportant the next morning.
Max Verstappen has voiced concerns and issued a warning regarding a new Formula 1 track, which has been described as a 'bolide killer'.
Princess Diana's iconic 'revenge dress', worn in defiance of Charles and the world, is set to go up for auction and is anticipated to achieve an exceptionally high price.
A 16-year-old prodigy has taken Europe by storm, coming off the bench to significantly change the course of a Champions League match.
An economist argues that there was no justification for the government's recent decision to freeze prices, asserting that market forces should determine pricing.