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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into a foul smell in Zagreb, the economic struggles of a large EU country, and a tragic death in Croatia. Other notable stories cover political developments in Bosnia and…
An investigation into an unbearable smell in Zagreb reveals elevated PM particles and nitrogen oxides, coupled with calm weather and high humidity, indicating poor air quality for residents.
A major European Union country is facing severe economic challenges, becoming the continent's leading 'sick man' and weakest financial link, with calls for 'shock therapy' to address the situation.
A 19-year-old's punch resulted in a man's death after three months in hospital, leaving his mother devastated as he was her entire world.
The leader of HDZ BiH has revealed a key condition for the formation of a new government, emphasizing it as a top priority.
A less-known street in Trešnjevka holds an interesting story, featuring backyards and originally being built for workers in 1934.
A house clad in wood from the outside offers a breathtaking view of a lake through a large glass wall in its living room.
Following the landing of planes in Taiwan, North Korea sent an immediate message to Washington, urging them to 'think twice'.
Details revealed in appeals regarding Maksimir Stadium highlight problems with capacity, the actual cost, and the fate of its iconic stand.
Reactions to a football spectacle at Poljud indicate that only Croats can achieve such a feat, with some describing it as more demanding than a World Cup final.
A warning has been issued for seven Croatian counties, with forecasts predicting heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.
An exclusive list presents the top 100 architectural studios in Croatia for the past year, identifying the major players in the field.
The State Inspectorate entered HNK Osijek, leading to the detention of a cellist from Serbia and a flutist from Ukraine.
In an interview, actress Michael Douglas was asked about his past relationships and his response to being called a 'sex addict'.
Research questions the use of air fryers, revealing potential outcomes when cooking food with them.
The conference 'Who Feeds Us 2' questions whether the goals of the 'More Than a Farm' agricultural strategy by 2030 are realistic or illusory.
Coach Bilić has discovered a way to achieve success with the team, highlighting one player as 'gold' and commending everyone involved.
Reports are emerging from across Serbia about what appears after people withdraw money from ATMs.
After years of stress in Zagreb, a family has moved to one of the Adriatic's best-kept secrets, finding everything they need.
