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The Jutarnji list front page features a mix of domestic Croatian news and international stories. Top domestic stories include a corruption scandal in Split involving company vehicles and secret activities, and a controversial court ruling on a sexual assault case in Zagreb. Internationally, there…
A manager has been dismissed and four workers received warnings following an investigation into the misuse of company vehicles for illicit activities, uncovered by GPS tracking. Money allegedly went directly into their pockets.
An alarming warning has been issued regarding the El Niño phenomenon, which is predicted to cause 450,000 deaths within six months, with specific countries identified as most at risk.
A 24-year-old man allegedly dragged a girl into a WC in a Zagreb club and began undressing, but the judge questioned the victim's claims due to her intoxication, ruling the suspect 'not guilty'.
Two picture books from Croatia have been included in a prestigious international catalog, highlighting Croatian children's literature on a global stage.
Ante Budimir's 100th goal in La Liga, a spectacular volley, has received significant praise from the league itself, being described as 'spectacular'.
A museum dedicated to the classic film 'The Sound of Music' is opening in Salzburg, a city where parts of the beloved movie were filmed, much to the delight of fans.
Thirteen European countries have taken an unprecedented step by demanding a pause and consolidation of new EU regulations, submitting a request to Ursula von der Leyen.
A tragic incident occurred in Paphos where a boy fell from the fourth floor of a hotel and died. The father has now admitted guilt, revealing a terrible truth behind the event.
According to one commentator, a song by Mile Kekin is considered one of the best political songs ever written in Croatia, praised for its effectiveness.
Coach Biilć is making significant changes to the Croatian national football team, recalling players like Majer and calling up Beljo, indicating increased competition.
A manhunt for a Croatian man and woman, who were on an international wanted list for a murder in Slovenia, ended with their arrest in Germany.
Unexpected developments have occurred in Hungary following Viktor Orbán's departure, with implications that surprised Ukrainian observers.
Moldova, Europe's poorest country, has declared a state of emergency due to issues related to energy, water, fuel prices, and drought.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković shared a photo on X (formerly Twitter) showing him meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook in New York, discussing AI and social media safety for children.
A detailed account of a lavish wedding, highlighting the bride's endurance in Jimmy Choo shoes for 15 hours and the groom changing outfits twice, with 170 guests.
