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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of global and domestic news. Major international stories include fuel shortages in several large countries and a security concern in Russia. Domestically, the news covers weather changes, a tragic court case involving child deaths, and a popular pizza…
Four countries with populations exceeding 100 million are facing severe fuel shortages, with comparisons drawn to the dire crisis of the 1980s, but described as even more frightening.
The pleasant 'bunjje ljeto' (Indian summer) is coming to an end, with a new weather change anticipated that is likely to lower people's moods.
In a case that has shocked Croatia, parents have been sentenced to 17 years in prison for the death of their two children in Novi Marof. The father claims he was a 'media personality' who received an offer to go to Eurovision.
The top 100 pizzerias in the world have been recognized, with Zagreb's Franko's pizzeria successfully retaining its place on the prestigious list.
After losing her husband and remaining alone, a woman sold her large home to begin a new chapter in a much smaller dwelling, finding her own space.
A legendary football striker has shared an unusual story about a Croatian player, describing the experience as unbelievable and like something out of a movie.
Basketball club KK Zadar has finalized its roster for the 2026-2027 season with the signing of an American player who can cover both interior positions.
The security service responsible for Vladimir Putin's safety has reportedly issued a demand for a return to Moscow due to perceived security threats, indicating growing panic within the Kremlin.
A powerful US congressman has openly criticized Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić for his country's relationships with Russia, China, and Iran.
Zlatko Dalić, the coach of the UAE national football team, has announced his first squad, which includes a Serbian player born in occupied Vukovar and several Brazilians, as part of a project for the World Cup.
A statement from Rijeka emphasizes that while the world stands with Ukraine, mothers in Russia are also mourning their sons and husbands killed in the conflict.
Ante Tomić writes about a political situation, referencing a photograph and suggesting an internal party conflict within HDZ, specifically involving the Gospić branch.
In a significant market move, Saudi Arabia has drastically reduced its oil shipments to Europe, causing a surge in crude oil prices.
Ukraine has reportedly achieved a significant breakthrough in the war, with President Zelensky announcing successful operations.
A look inside a uniquely designed apartment that has captivated a world jury with its stunning details and innovative approach to living space.
A tragic accident occurred near Los Angeles involving a helicopter, with a well-known TV network confirming that the aircraft belonged to them and that their personnel were on board.
Following two serious cases, doctors have spoken out against what they describe as a 'witch hunt' and public lynching of medical professionals, arguing it negatively impacts healthcare quality.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is set to propose a radical and unprecedented security pact involving Ukraine, Britain, and Norway, expanding the European security framework beyond traditional NATO partnerships.
The coastal city of Šibenik is preparing for a major development project that includes new residential areas, schools, and a hospital, transforming former industrial sites into a modern urban district.
Profiles of courageous Canadair pilots Mislav, Luka, and Marino who are on the front lines of saving Croatia's coast, sharing their passion for the job and their families' concerns.
