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The front page of Jutarnji List features a mix of international and domestic news. A top story details a potential peace deal between Russia and Ukraine involving Trump and European leaders. Other prominent stories include a corruption investigation into environmental crimes in Croatia, a report…
The Washington Post reports that Donald Trump and European leaders are proposing a deal to Russia and Ukraine that was previously considered unimaginable, opening up possibilities for a major agreement with the West.
The Croatian anti-corruption agency USKOK is prosecuting 19 individuals and 8 companies for serious environmental crimes across various locations in Croatia, with details emerging about the accusations.
A report highlights a particularly neglected and polluted area in Zagreb, described as the city's 'Bermuda Triangle,' presenting a surreal and unsanitary situation.
A former tennis player has become a star in the Champions League, revealing that both Jürgen Klopp and Roberto Mancini had contacted him.
A Bayern Munich director reportedly insulted a person from Rijeka, who stated he was afraid to enter their locker room.
Cyclists have filmed a course in Zagreb, expressing anger and concern that it is dangerous.
Donald Trump has announced that extensive exploration for oil, gas, and mineral resources will soon take place in Greenland.
A Czech investigative journalist has uncovered an unprecedented absurdity in the ongoing murder investigation near Molat, revealing a new development in the case.
A report describes a residential area in Zagreb, the last neighborhood designed during the Yugoslav era, highlighting it as a privileged place to live.
An individual shares their personal experience of suffering from severe pain, bloating, and fatigue attributed to healthy foods, and how they have since overcome these symptoms.
Social media is abuzz over the awkward first press conference of Donald Trump's new spokesperson, with many questioning if it was a scripted comedy skit.
An opinion piece by Ivanka Toma describes astonishing and unbelievable events currently taking place at HRT (Croatian Radiotelevision).
The head of MI5 has issued his most dramatic warning to date, expressing concerns about the actions of two specific countries.
The Guardian reports that notorious drug cartels have arrived in Croatia, with an expert warning of a 'European narco-boom'.
The report suggests that Ukraine has identified and is leveraging what it considers to be Russia's main vulnerability.
A wedding dress designed by a Dubrovnik make-up artist in collaboration with fashion designer Matija Vuica is featured, noted for its unconventional style.
