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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent focus on crime, politics, sports, and lifestyle. A local crime story from Šibenik about a fatal stabbing is highlighted, as is a new Croatian national football team jersey design. International news…
A brutal crime occurred in an apartment in Šibenik where a 28-year-old man was killed and a 22-year-old woman was critically injured. A 24-year-old suspect has been arrested.
Croatia's national football team, the 'Vatreni', are set to unveil their new jerseys, which feature Croatian Glagolitic script and traditional lace designs, marking a new era for the team.
The political party of Vladimir Putin has released a pre-election campaign video, which surprisingly features an unexpected well-known personality.
A look at the most stylish celebrities gracing the red carpet at the 78th Emmy Awards, showcasing stunning gowns and elegant suits.
An analysis by Ante Tomić discusses a perceived political downfall of Prime Minister Plenković, linking it to internal party struggles within the HDZ, specifically in Gospić.
The handball team from Zagreb faces a formidable opponent in Paris in the Champions League, with the team expressing determination to fight for a win.
A review of the cult restaurant 'Plavi podrum' (Blue Cellar) located on the Opatija Riviera, praising its fantastic dishes, perfect service, and beautiful ambiance.
Live updates from the Croatian Parliament where Prime Minister Plenković addresses public concerns, questioning the impact on local produce like Lika potatoes.
A student has emerged as a leader for a student list in Serbia, poised to challenge Aleksandar Vučić, with a notable detail in his biography attracting attention.
A drone strike targeted a gas station in Kyiv shortly after a ceasefire was announced, indicating a breakdown in diplomatic efforts.
A commentary by Ivanka Toma suggests that the 'last dam' protecting the rule of law has broken in Rijeka.
A dangerous and poisonous plant is spreading rapidly across Croatia, causing severe suffering to those who come into contact with it.
A mother of three collapsed and died outside a locked emergency room in Supetar, Brač, prompting calls for changes in healthcare access.
An analysis of a recent move by Zvonimir Boban concerning Dinamo Zagreb, with insights into player responsibility and leadership.
Actor Liam Neeson appears to have moved on from his past relationship with Pamela Anderson and has been spotted with a new girlfriend.
This article from The Economist suggests that radical changes due to climate change mean summers will never be the same.
An article from The Economist argues against the 'great replacement' theory, stating that the fears spreading across Europe are unfounded.
This article examines Japan's ambitious economic strategy, exploring whether the leader's plan for national revival will be successful.
