Surgery Under Investigation: Are We Going Under the Knife Unnecessarily? ↗
Front page leadShocking data suggests that many surgical operations may not be more effective than placebos, raising questions about the necessity of going under the knife.
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Jutarnji list
Jutarnji list features a selection of articles from The Economist, alongside domestic news from Croatia. Top stories include a critical look at surgical procedures, the use of AI in political speeches, and rising Russian aggression in Europe. Domestically, the focus is on a strike in Zagreb…
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Politicians Caught Using AI for Speeches ↗
An analysis reveals that artificial intelligence is being used to write speeches for politicians, with a look at voters' reactions.
'No One Is Safe': Russian Attacks on Europe Increasing ↗
Russian hybrid attacks on Europe are becoming more frequent and dangerous, with concerns that no one is safe from these escalating threats.
Zagreb Strike Day 2: City Center Blocked, Residents Furious ↗
Front page leadThe second day of the strike in Zagreb sees only two trams running, causing severe traffic jams and public anger towards the striking workers.
Archaeology Halts €200 Million Highway Project ↗
A crucial infrastructure project worth €200 million has been abruptly stopped due to the discovery of Neolithic findings underground.
Russia's Terrifying Plan: Record Military Spending Revealed ↗
Leaked Kremlin documents indicate a plan for record military spending by Russia through 2027, involving deficits, debt, and new taxes.
Ivan Vučić Signs for Zadar: A Two-Time MVP Finally Reaches ABA League ↗
Basketball player Ivan Vučić, a two-time domestic league MVP, has signed with Zadar, expressing his long-held hope of playing in the ABA League.
China Sends Two Panda 'Ambassadors' to Atlanta ↗
As part of panda diplomacy, China is sending two giant pandas to Atlanta, marking a significant step in US-China relations.
Spanish Media Recall 'Forgotten' Croatian Talent Alen Halilović ↗
Spanish media reflect on the career of Alen Halilović, once tipped for stardom at Barcelona, and his subsequent search for a club.
Zagreb Strike's First Problems Emerge, Beyond Transportation ↗
The ongoing strike in Zagreb is starting to cause problems beyond just transportation, with early signs of disruption appearing.
New Research: Do Croatian High School Graduates Lean Right or Left? ↗
A new study examines the political leanings of Croatian high school graduates, with findings that warrant serious consideration.
New Night Strikes on Ukraine: Heavy Attacks on Kyiv ↗
A significant wave of Russian attacks, including missiles and drones, has hit Ukraine, with devastating scenes reported from Kyiv.
New Mega Project: Neighboring Stadium Six Times More Expensive ↗
While plans for a new Maksimir stadium are underway, a similar project in a neighboring country is costing six times more.
Battle for Stadium: Plenković Pushes for New Tender Amidst Criticism ↗
Prime Minister Plenković favors a new tender for the Maksimir stadium, but faces strong opposition from the Chamber of Architects, who call it a 'world precedent and international disgrace'.
New Problem with Dubrovnik Highway: HAC Receives Offers ↗
The Croatian Motorways (HAC) encountered new issues with the Dubrovnik highway project after receiving bids.
Drama in Cell 119: Teenager Assaults Elderly Inmate ↗
An 18-year-old inmate assaulted a 70-year-old retired man in a Remetinec cell, reportedly because the elder refused to shower.
Alarming Figures: How Much Food Croatians Waste Annually ↗
A significant amount of edible food is wasted by Croatian households annually, a problem that is a major concern.
Split Drivers Earn Significantly More Than National Average ↗
While drivers in Zagreb are on strike, figures show that drivers in Split earn considerably more than the national average, with even sanitation workers earning close to it.
Alzheimer's Research Breakthrough: Brain Attack May Occur Externally ↗
A major breakthrough in Alzheimer's research suggests that the 'attack' on the brain might originate from outside the brain itself.
Horror in Serbia: Belgrade Mayor Allegedly Hits Woman ↗
Video footage appears to show the Mayor of Belgrade physically assaulting a woman, leaving her with a bloody nose.
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