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The news from Jutarnji list covers a range of topics including business, crime, and social issues in Croatia. A top story features an interview with the head of Fortenova discussing company sales and acquisitions. Other domestic news includes the release of individuals arrested in a USKOK…
The head of Fortenova discusses the sale of Konzum, the acquisition of Studenac, and messages from Plodine, noting that the current situation seemed inevitable not long ago, and states Fortenova will soon be almost debt-free.
In a significant turn of events, all individuals arrested in a yesterday's operation by the anti-corruption agency USKOK have been released, following a previous arrest and investigation.
Police have identified the individuals responsible for systematically scratching cars with keys in the western part of Zagreb, with the revelation expected to surprise the public.
A fire that broke out at the Metis landfill near Pula has been extinguished, with one firefighter sustaining minor injuries during the operation.
Another incident involving artificial intelligence has been uncovered, where the AI filed a false report concerning an unsolved murder, raising concerns about its misuse.
This article delves into the historical events surrounding the 'Kozarac children,' aiming to clarify what truly occurred in relation to them.
A well-known Croatian television presenter shares a personal account of receiving and announcing news that was greatly feared by everyone.
The architect behind the original Maksimir stadium design eventually withdrew from the project, with Italians reportedly misunderstanding his vision.
An individual recounts a life story involving surviving an assassination attempt, being depicted as a dictator, and facing continued scrutiny and stops in Zagreb.
Aleksandar Dragaš writes a tribute to Bare, expressing that he had hoped to never have to pen such an obituary.
According to the BBC, a decision made by Trump weeks prior is viewed as paradoxical, and the first reaction from Zelensky has been reported.
New details emerge about Kimberly's behavior, describing her as someone who parties constantly, doesn't pay for things, and insults people, including a peculiar request made to a security guard at 4 AM.
Jutarnji.hr presents a new quiz with 15 fresh questions designed for those who follow various topics and enjoy challenges.
