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This story highlights individuals who had very brief tenures in Donald Trump's White House, detailing their varied reasons for departure.
Four individuals have been arrested in Split, Croatia, for using Nazi slogans, with authorities actively searching for 15 more involved.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is seen praising Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić in Serbian, referring to him as a 'precious treasure'.
Croatia experienced temperatures close to zero degrees Celsius, with the article detailing the coldest locations and the upcoming weather forecast.
Members of the Torcida fan group are reportedly returning some banners to Ajax fans, though one might be kept in Split.
New photographs of Kate Middleton have been released, and they are said to carry a special underlying story.
A Dutch visitor shares their experience at Poljud stadium, highlighting a particular aspect that caught them by surprise.
Experts are advising the public on three simple steps that can be taken to save a life, emphasizing the importance of immediate action over waiting for professional help.
The article provides a recommendation for a robot vacuum cleaner, suggesting a specific model based on quality and tradition.
Students, trade unions, and the Yellow Vest movement are preparing for large-scale protests in France, anticipating a 'day of chaos'.
This piece discusses travel destinations, noting that nine out of the top ten are in Europe and questions Croatia's position in this ranking.
A mechanic expresses astonishment at a particular situation or object, stating that there is nothing comparable to it.
The article discusses the race for the new UN Secretary-General, with the former Vice President of Costa Rica as a frontrunner, but notes an emerging complication.
Toyota is lobbying for vehicles manufactured in three specific countries to be recognized as European-made.