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The news on Jutarnji list's front page covers a range of topics including domestic environmental issues with illegal waste storage, international geopolitical tensions with Saudi Arabia's potential offensive, historical architectural plans for the Poljud stadium, a fatal traffic accident in…
Authorities discovered 150 tons of waste illegally stored at a site in Lički Osik, with permits expiring in 2017. The owner has since sold the property but the buyer is refusing to take possession of the waste.
Six sources have confirmed to Reuters that Saudi Arabia is preparing to launch a large-scale offensive, potentially escalating regional tensions.
An exclusive report reveals the original design for the Poljud stadium, planned in 1975, which was reportedly taken from its young architect, leaving him devastated.
A motorcyclist has died following a traffic accident in the Repušnica area near Kutina.
Singer Nicole Scherzinger sustained severe burns, reportedly from an accident involving hot water.
A new version of the Eurovision Song Contest, titled Eurovision Asia, has been announced and is planned to be held in Bangkok.
An analysis of a devastating 7-0 loss for Croatia against England in a football match, described as a lifelong tragedy and trauma.
In an interview, Mile Kekin discusses his mobile phone and computer still being with investigators, and his thoughts while in a police van.
A reader reports finding personal documents in a trash bin in the center of Zagreb, raising concerns about a serious oversight.
An analysis of the ZET strike suggests it exposed vulnerabilities in Zagreb and created public backlash against the workers, with political commentary on the differing roles of left and right-wing parties.
September is experiencing unusual weather patterns with record-breaking double-digit temperatures, benefiting certain sectors.
Croatia might request 2.7 billion euros from Montenegro related to EU accession, according to a Montenegrin analyst.
Despite a historic low, the Croatian national football team needs support ahead of their match against Spain, with coach Dalić deserving a chance.
A couple successfully renovated their 136-square-meter duplex apartment in Ljubljana by removing only three walls, achieving a significant transformation.
Actress Natasa Dangubic and her daughter Lola discuss their generation of women who are assertive and making their voices heard.
