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The front page of Index.hr features a mix of global and domestic news. Top stories include scientific warnings about the severe impacts of El Niño, a hypothetical scenario of a Russian attack on NATO, and a story about a doctor in Zagreb treating West Nile virus cases. Other prominent news covers…
Scientists are describing the current El Niño phenomenon as 'staggering' and 'Godzilla-level' due to its extreme heat, predicting it will cause approximately 450,000 deaths in the next six months and identifying the most at-risk countries.
The article outlines a potential scenario for a Russian attack on NATO, involving an incursion into Narva and the subsequent declaration of a republic, highlighting the geopolitical tensions.
This opinion piece suggests that traditional political experience is becoming insufficient for effective public administration in the current climate.
A medical professional in Zagreb shares her experience treating patients infected with the West Nile virus, describing the situation as somewhat frightening and emphasizing its potential reach.
A man from Serbia died at Oktoberfest, with his family reportedly having warned him against attending the event.
Following a significant Ukrainian strike on Moscow, Russian authorities are reportedly undertaking urgent renovations of shelters in the two largest cities.
Argentina is escalating its pressure regarding the Falklands dispute by bringing the issue before the United Nations, with oil exploration being a key point of contention.
A three-year-old boy fell from the fourth floor of a hotel in Cyprus, and his father has since pleaded guilty to the incident.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is opening its first specialized clinic dedicated to providing support and treatment for victims of sexual assault.
An American billionaire has expressed interest in acquiring the international assets belonging to a major Russian oil company.
A football match scheduled to take place between Spain and Croatia has been officially classified as high-risk, indicating potential security concerns.
