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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a report on potentially unnecessary surgeries, the use of AI in political speeches, and Russian hybrid attacks in Europe. Domestically, the page covers a strike in Zagreb causing traffic…
Shocking data suggests that many surgical operations may not be more effective than placebos, raising questions about the necessity of procedures. This story is part of a selection from The Economist.
An analysis reveals that artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to write speeches for politicians, with potential implications for voter reception. This is from The Economist selection.
Reports indicate a rise in Russian hybrid attacks targeting Europe, posing increasing risks to the continent. This is part of The Economist's coverage.
During a public transport strike in Zagreb, citizens express frustration, with some questioning the protesters' demands in comparison to their own salaries. Traffic disruptions are reported across the city.
Architects are calling for a new tender and a more suitable location for the Dinamo stadium project, with some criticizing the current plans as a 'slap in the face' to Croatian architecture.
The death of Andrea Zlatar Violić, a prominent literary figure, is reported. Further articles detail her life as a scientist and her political career.
A unique Golf GTI has been transformed into a lawn mower, showcased in a video report.
Alpine has previewed the design of its A110 model with a sculpture, indicating that the gasoline engine variant is still planned.
Activists Esther and Remi, known for their fight against powerful corporations, have launched campaigns against fossil fuel advertisements in Zagreb, building on their European successes.
Davor Šuker made an appearance at the Croatian national football team's training session in Seville, stealing the spotlight, with positive news emerging ahead of a major match.
An individual who created a platform to connect drivers and passengers during the Zagreb public transport strike shares the inspiration behind his initiative, which originated in San Francisco.
Former Croatian national team coach Slaven Bilić apologizes for not placing his hand on his heart during a previous event, clarifying that no rumors about him are true.
A trend of Generation Z returning to Catholicism is observed across several European countries, with a notable increase in conversions.
The most wanted Croatian criminal has reportedly escaped from a safe house in Dubai and is believed to be heading towards Russia, with pressure mounting for his extradition.
A new law is set to introduce significant changes for pharmacies in Croatia.
An opinion piece by Ante Tomić discusses the new stadium project, linking aesthetic judgment to knowledge of art history, specifically the work of Kazimir Malevich.
The director of the Argali Public Open University has reached a plea agreement with USKOK (the Croatian anti-corruption agency) and admitted guilt in a case related to hunters.
A lavish wedding worth $10 million took place in New York, where a former White House strategist married a Turkish billionaire.
