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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic political news, severe weather warnings, and sports updates. A prominent story discusses a controversial statement from the HDZ youth wing, sparking debate. Political alliances are also highlighted with SDP and Možemo! forming a new…
A controversial and sexist statement by the HDZ youth wing has caused a new uproar, with critics calling it 'incredibly sad' and 'infantile.' The party appears to have intended to avoid such controversy.
Croatia's meteorological service has issued a severe weather alert for two regions, warning of heavy rain, flash floods, and stormy winds.
The SDP and Možemo! parties are presenting a new political alliance, promising significant changes and a swift implementation of their agenda.
A large fire on the island of Brač, which burned for nine days and covered 5,000 hectares, has finally been localized.
A scandal has hit the French national team with the arrest of a close associate of Zidane and an investigation into payments, including one linked to Mbappe.
The Zadar basketball team has won the Liburnia Cup in Opatija, with Niko Šare once again named MVP.
An exclusive list reveals the top 100 Croatian agricultural businesses, with one focusing on duck farming generating 20.8 million euros.
A video of Russian President Putin voting online has gone viral, with viewers focusing on a detail on his screen.
A woman, Vesna, relentlessly stalked and filmed a dentist for years, leading to a conditional sentence and psychiatric treatment, described as a 'living hell'.
A commentary questions the current role of universities and higher education institutions, suggesting they are merely performing political acts.
Goalkeeper Livaković showcased an excellent performance, preventing multiple Barcelona stars from scoring.
An oncologist advises checking food labels and highlights an ingredient linked to a higher risk of cancer.
An individual who lived in Germany describes it as no longer a 'promised land' and explains their reasons for returning to Croatia, citing the rise of the extreme right.
A Croatian influencer had a fairytale wedding in Dubrovnik after 13 years of a relationship that began in high school, describing the experience as feeling like a Disney princess.
