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The news on Index.hr primarily focuses on a strike affecting public transport in Zagreb, Croatia, with ongoing updates on potential court decisions, driver demands, and public service operations. International news includes a report on a euthanasia case in the Netherlands and a Reuters story about…
The ongoing strike in Zagreb is awaiting a court decision that could potentially ban it, while transport services are operating with limited capacity and public discussions about past employee demands continue.
A news report brings up allegations from 2015 concerning the recruitment of children of ZET (Zagreb Public Transport) employees, drawing parallels to current labor disputes.
In response to the public transport strike, 20 trucks from the Zagreb waste management company have been deployed on the streets, with limited bus and tram services operating.
The news outlet is providing live coverage of which trams and buses are currently running and their routes during the ongoing strike.
Significant traffic congestion is reported on major roads in Zagreb as a consequence of the public transport strike.
The trade union representing ZET employees has stated they are awaiting a court's decision on the strike and believe their action is legal.
Zagreb Public Transport (ZET) has released information regarding the median salary for its employees in July.
Images show the current state of Zagreb's main square during the ongoing public transport strike.
A private bus initiative is providing free transportation for citizens to the KB Dubrava hospital, aiming to assist people during the strike.
A female bus driver is being recognized for her efforts in continuing to operate services during the strike, expressing pride in her work.
Reports indicate that only a single ZET bus was operational late last night, highlighting the extent of the strike's impact.
Zagreb Mayor Tomašević made a statement late last night regarding the ongoing public transport strike.
Trade unions have confirmed that the strike will proceed as planned.
Mayor Tomašević stated that employee salaries have already increased significantly and he refuses to yield to further demands.
A report details the case of a one-year-old child who was euthanized in the Netherlands.
According to Reuters, leaked documents from the Kremlin clearly indicate Vladimir Putin's strategic plans.
The article speculates on the optimal starting lineup for the Croatian national football team in their upcoming match against Spain, based on fan/reader selection.
This sports story discusses players who were considered highly talented, potentially more so than famous Croatian players Modrić and Rakitić, and explores their career trajectories.
A brief mention of Norwegian footballer Erling Haaland's exceptional performance, labeling it as 'abnormal'.
The article highlights the historical statistics of Spain's unbeaten record at home against Croatia and suggests Croatia has an opportunity to achieve a historic victory.
Former Croatian footballer Davor Šuker shares a personal anecdote about his time in Seville, describing the hospitality and his positive experiences there.
