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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news. A major domestic story concerns a potential referendum in Križevci on leaving its current county to join another, driven by dissatisfaction with investments. Another domestic issue highlights potential strikes by…
A town in Croatia is considering a referendum to leave its current county and join another, citing dissatisfaction with investments and slow decision-making, a move described as a 'big rift' in the country.
A strike by ZET and Zagreb Holding employees, set to begin on Monday, threatens to cause significant disruptions in Zagreb, with public reactions to the potential strike being surveyed.
A scheduled session of Ivan Penava's commission has been unexpectedly canceled at the last minute, indicating potential internal disagreements or issues.
A fire at a company owned by Pripuz has occurred, and photos show the aftermath, raising concerns about pollution.
A serious traffic accident involving a motorcycle in Vodice has resulted in injuries to two minors, with the 55-year-old motorcyclist being reported to the authorities.
A story discussing an upcoming film, noting that while Brad Pitt is the main actor, his dog is capturing significant attention.
Concerns are rising about the potential for a new, large-scale war in Ethiopia as Tigray forces reportedly take control of airports amid ongoing clashes.
Croatian sailor Ivica Kostelić is embarking on a challenging ocean adventure, aiming to achieve a feat accomplished by very few people globally.
Parents are suing a 45-year-old teacher for allegedly using excessive force while breaking up a fight between two students, where students are described as always being right.
The company Studenac is reportedly facing a severe financial crisis, with its accounts nearing blockage, suppliers halting deliveries, and debts exceeding 450 million euros.
Speaking to CNN from New York, Croatian Prime Minister Plenković issued a serious warning, stating that security and survival are at stake.
Authorities have sent an emergency 'SRUK' message to citizens due to a dangerous fire near Rijeka, advising them to close windows and take other precautions.
A Russian journalist managed to question Ukrainian President Zelensky in New York, eliciting a strong reaction from Zelensky.
A story discusses the challenges of multiple generations living in very small apartments, highlighting a lack of personal space.
A biographical piece about a motorcyclist who describes making a 'deal with the devil' at 17, separating from family and friends, and renouncing love.
An alarming situation where more than half of high school graduates could not answer a basic question about the Croatian Constitution, raising concerns about civic education.
A profile of Saša and Lili Šekoranja discussing their new life adventure and their views on living beautifully, emphasizing upbringing and heritage.
