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The front page of Jutarnji list features a prominent story about a strike in Zagreb causing disruptions and the accumulation of waste, with a unionist apologizing to citizens. Other top stories include commentary from union veterans on the handling of the strike, and a discussion about a football…
A strike in Zagreb has entered its third day, leading to new, unexpected problems and an accumulation of waste, prompting a unionist to apologize to citizens for the disruptions.
Veteran unionists have described the handling of the current crisis in Zagreb as inexperienced, hasty, and panicked, predicting how the situation will ultimately resolve.
Spanish media are discussing an 'unprecedented' scene during halftime of the Spain vs. Croatia match, highlighting the actions of players Perisic and Gvardiol.
A fake policeman, using flashing lights, was apprehended after speeding on Slavonska Avenue, claiming to be rushing to an intervention when stopped by real police.
This special report from 'First Line' delves into the longest battle of a major historical war, describing wolf pack tactics, the horrors at sea, and a crucial decision.
The largest contract in Croatian history, valued at €898.9 million, is set to be signed for the Dugo Selo-Novska double-track railway line.
Luka Modric has made a statement following the heavy 1-4 defeat of Croatia against Spain.
Three cars were destroyed by fire near a car wash in eastern Zagreb overnight; the owner of the vehicles is known to the public.
With 80 projects dismissed in 40 hours, a dissatisfied Prime Minister Plenković is reportedly powerless as the decision on canceling the tender for the Maksimir stadium hangs in the balance.
Tena and Luka abandoned plans to buy an apartment and instead transformed a dilapidated hut near Zagreb, purchased for €10,000, into their home.
A tragic event has occurred in the family of the well-known actor Chad Lowe, with the passing of his 13-year-old daughter.
In 1946, composer Jakov Gotovac was forced out of a theatre, after which the audience spontaneously began dancing the Kozaračko Kolo, with his son Pero jumping into a hole to retrieve scattered sheet music.
The most famous son-in-law from Split speaks candidly about his move from Oklahoma to Zagreb, his struggles with bureaucracy, and his experiences filming with presenter Tarik Filipović (Knjaz).
