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The Jutarnji list front page features several significant stories, including an investigation into how waste ended up in Benkovac with alleged involvement of prominent figures, a new USKOK operation involving arrests and searches related to a corruption case, and a scandal involving Dodik and…
An investigation reveals how nearly eight tons of waste ended up in Benkovac, with a company called Tipos resurs allegedly involved and a transcript showing a heated exchange regarding transportation.
The Croatian anti-corruption agency USKOK has initiated a new operation, with arrests and searches underway targeting a prominent jeweler and an associate of Pripuz in connection with the 'Gospić affair'.
Milorad Dodik is reportedly at the center of a major scandal involving the White House, with the Financial Times allegedly possessing compromising details and a photograph of a woman with a rifle surfacing.
Actress Nicole Kidman, 59, was seen in Paris wearing a very short mini-skirt, proving that age is not a barrier to fashion.
The Elementary School Otok in Sloboština, Zagreb, is one step closer to transitioning to a single-shift work schedule, with a construction permit issued.
Players invited to Lionel Messi's farewell match reportedly felt insulted and humiliated by their treatment, stating they received nothing.
A Portuguese national named Tiago, 35, shares his views on why change in Croatia is difficult, citing an example from a cafe in Zagreb.
Disturbing scenes were witnessed at Celine Dion's comeback concert, where the singer was seen covering her face with her hands.
A plant is highlighted for its health benefits, including anti-cancer properties and its ability to regulate blood pressure, sugar, and cholesterol.
A significant event from Split, which went unnoticed, marks the beginning of a fierce confrontation with Germany.
A photograph has surfaced showing the former German Chancellor attending Vladimir Putin's birthday celebration.
Troskot had previously mentioned a key figure related to the new USKOK action, which led to him facing a lawsuit.
Serbia is calling for immediate intervention from the United States and the European Union following a maneuver by President Vučić.
A conference titled 'Who Feeds Us 2' addressed the future of food production in Croatia, with clear indications of what is necessary.
Alen Šćuric has been acquitted of discrimination charges and describes his experience as a 'lynching'.
Slaven Bilić's coaching team has seen significant changes, while Robert Prosinečki may be facing a new coaching opportunity, potentially creating a rivalry.
A small Croatian town has been transformed into a picturesque destination with renovated buildings and repaved squares, resembling a tourist's dream.
