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Stadium Demolition Confirmed, Protests Mount, New Port Opens

Significant developments are underway regarding Zagreb's sports infrastructure, with confirmation of Dinamo's move to Kranjčevićeva stadium and the impending demolition of Maksimir stadium. This comes as traders and landlords announce protests in Zagreb, expressing dissatisfaction with state regulations and pricing policies.

Meanwhile, a new 21 million euro terminal has officially opened at Split Port, marking a substantial investment in the region's infrastructure. In other news, President Zoran Milanović has issued a 'dangerous statement' amidst a European crisis, and customs officials have confiscated a luxury car belonging to the son of Croatian football coach Slaven Bilić.

Internationally, Croatian media are also covering a severe storm paralyzing the US coast, discussions among European spy agencies regarding operations on Russian soil, and commentaries on European politics and leadership.

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Maksimir Stadium Demolition and Dinamo Relocation

Dinamo Zagreb's move to Kranjčevićeva stadium has been confirmed, paving the way for the demolition of Maksimir stadium. An architect also commented on the winning design for the new Maksimir stadium, suggesting high recognition for the structural engineer who can execute the plans.

President Milanović's Statement on European Crisis

Croatian President Zoran Milanović has made a provocative statement at a critical time for Europe, with the left-wing opposition reportedly remaining silent on the matter.

Customs Seize Luxury Car from Coach's Son

Customs officials have confiscated an expensive Mercedes belonging to the son of Croatian football coach Slaven Bilić, with further details about the incident emerging.

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