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The front page of Index.hr features two main stories. The primary focus is on a strike by ZET (Zagreb Electric Tram) workers in Croatia's capital, Zagreb, which has entered its third day, disrupting public transport and waste collection. The legality of the strike is being decided by a court, and…
The ZET public transport and waste collection strike in Zagreb has entered its third day, with a court set to decide on the strike's legality. Public opinion, reflected in an Index poll, shows a strong opposition to the strike, with many citizens expressing frustration.
Following Croatia's 1:4 loss to Spain, a poll on Index.hr reveals how over 138,000 readers rated the performance of the Croatian national football team players.
The head of the ZET (Zagreb Electric Tram) union states that they know who leaked the salary lists and that those responsible will face consequences.
A leader from the ZET (Zagreb Electric Tram) union has issued an apology to the citizens for the ongoing strike and its impact.
Mastercard is offering scholarships to students, with 32 individuals set to receive funding for their education.
South Korea is demanding an apology from North Korea after an incident where three soldiers were injured.
A woman is suing a hospital in the United States after alleging that her healthy leg was amputated.
