Pope Francis underwent lung cancer surgery; doctors discuss prognosis. ↗
Front page leadPope Francis has undergone surgery for lung cancer, and medical professionals are offering insights into his prognosis.
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The front page of tportal features a mix of international and domestic news, with top stories including the health of Pope Francis, a report on public disorder in Zagreb, and political developments in Croatia. International news covers the conflict in Ukraine and global power struggles in China…
Pope Francis has undergone surgery for lung cancer, and medical professionals are offering insights into his prognosis.
Zagreb has recorded 155 emergency interventions across three locations this year, prompting public criticism and questions about civic behavior.
The Prime Minister responded to an attempt to oust him, calling it a significant political misstep during a government session addressing missing persons from the Homeland War.
Russian missiles struck a residential building in Kyiv during the night, leading President Zelensky to criticize allies despite a ceasefire.
Gigantic complexes are being constructed in a secluded part of China, heralding a significant global competition that could reshape the world.
A director from Bayern Munich has verbally attacked a football player who was born in Rijeka.
Paparazzi captured a casual photo of Leonardo DiCaprio without a shirt in Hawaii, leading to a strong online discussion.
An unprecedented refereeing decision in the Champions League has left all spectators stunned.
Korana Gvozdić shared photos from Paris showcasing a new hairstyle, only to later reveal the actual story behind it.
While pillowcases are regularly washed, experts explain how often pillows themselves should be cleaned to ensure good sleep hygiene.
Actor Pedro Pascal stated he would rather take a dangerous fall with Nicolas Cage than learn to play the cello again for a role.
A dribbling maneuver by Yamal has impressed his teammates, leaving them wondering if it was intentional or accidental.
The Agricultural Chamber has expressed strong dissatisfaction with a ministry proposal they believe places hunters' interests above those of farmers.