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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a political corruption case in Croatia, a piece from The Economist on superforecasters, and international news concerning European populism, Russia's gas plans, and a possible scandal involving a…
Josipa Pleslić (formerly Rimac) has decided to plead guilty and reach a settlement with USKOK in the first of three cases filed against her, which includes a prison sentence and a significant fine.
An article from The Economist discusses the rise of 'superforecasters' and how machines are becoming adept at predicting future events.
European populists are hesitant to criticize a certain country, referred to as the 'Trojan Dragon', due to its significant influence.
This article from The Economist addresses fears of a 'great replacement' in Europe, arguing that these concerns are unfounded.
The CEO of a major Croatian retail chain expresses ambitions to become the market leader in Croatia and comments on the potential sale of Konzum.
Reports indicate rapid construction by Rosatom in Alabuga, producing components for 28,000 drones, raising concerns beyond the immediate conflict in Ukraine.
The mayor of Supetar responds to criticism regarding her actions during a fire on Brač island, providing a detailed timeline of events.
Coach Sopić has successfully turned the season around, leading his team to the top and potentially achieving a career-defining success with a tough finale approaching.
Reports suggest that the German political party AfD and Russian President Vladimir Putin are planning to hold a meeting, with the AfD having a specific condition.
A story showcasing the transformation of an old hunting lodge into a stunning family home, highlighting its integration with the surrounding nature.
Presley Gerber, son of supermodel Cindy Crawford, has unexpectedly passed away at the age of 28.
A concert by popular Croatian musician Goran Bare in Makarska was interrupted and he had to be removed from the stage before performing his first song.
An opinion piece urging former footballer Zvonimir Boban to speak out and defend a club, implying a current issue that requires his intervention.
The article exposes that a person accused in the US, identified as Vuković, is selling luxury apartments in Zagreb, with the source of funding unclear.
A severe accident involving a car and a motorcycle near Zagreb resulted in one fatality.
This headline suggests a political event related to a student list and Serbian President Vučić, hinting at a subsequent unexpected development.
This appears to be a sports or cultural commentary, possibly related to a conductor or a performance that received a standing ovation.
The football club Dinamo is facing significant challenges, with coach Kovačević dealing with an unprecedented situation that echoes a past title-losing season.
An analysis by Robert Bajruši examining the extent to which Ukrainian actions on a particular Sunday reflected or followed advice from Donald Trump.
A controversial employee at Brijuni National Park, previously involved in killing animals with a silencer, has been reinstated, raising questions about institutional silence.
