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The news focuses heavily on domestic Croatian politics and crime, with multiple stories discussing alleged Nazi salutes and hooliganism at a football match involving the group 'Torcida'. There are also reports on international affairs, including a European Union crisis scenario and a visit by a…
A commentary piece argues that arresting members of the 'Torcida' football fan group for Nazi behavior is insufficient, and the state needs to take further urgent action. It links this behavior to the 'thompsonization' of Croatia.
Lawyer Nobilo states that for the first time since 1945, the Ustasha salute was heard in Zagreb, attributing blame to the HDZ party.
Slovenia expresses shock over politician Janša's presence at a concert by Thompson, questioning if he forgot historical atrocities committed by Ustashas against Slovenians.
The weather forecast indicates that while the weekend seems suitable for outdoor activities, a significant change is expected with heavy rain predicted by meteorologists.
Authorities have arrested four individuals and identified 15 others involved in a procession described as Nazi, linked to the 'Torcida' fan group.
A close ally of Putin from the European Union has visited Serbia to support President Vučić, delivering a speech in Serbian praising his achievements.
Football player Dejan Lovren stated that he received multiple offers from Croatian football clubs, with Rudeš being a particularly concrete option.
Following an incident involving 'Torcida' fans, Prodanović criticized Prime Minister Plenković, suggesting a connection as Plenković had also attended an event with singer Thompson.
The European Union is confronting a serious crisis that could lead to its dissolution, a situation described as not being an exaggeration.
