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The news from Jutarnji list covers a range of topics including a missing person case in Croatia, unrest in Paris, a football player's injury, and a local luxury car factory. There's also a focus on domestic issues like traffic violations and a quiz about October. International news includes…
An investigation into the last months of Damir Stanić before his disappearance attempts to unravel a complex story, with his father discovering shocking details.
Stipe Lekić, identified as a leader of the Tornado group, is currently a fugitive.
Paris experienced significant devastation overnight, described as the work of 'professionals of chaos'.
The goalkeeper for Chelsea has been hospitalized for emergency surgery and his return to the field is anticipated.
A quiz with 15 questions is presented to test the reader's knowledge about the month of October.
A football player from PSG has responded to a public statement made by Marine Le Pen.
A new factory located near Zagreb produces high-end carbon fiber boats that are popular among princes and NFL stars.
Zagreb's roads saw a chaotic weekend with over 1000 drivers penalized for traffic violations, including speeding and drunk driving.
A woman died in a head-on collision with her ex-partner, and her son has come forward with details of alarming events that preceded the incident.
A construction industry professional claims that apartment sales have fallen by 40%, predicting a market crash similar to 2008.
Elections in four specific countries are highlighted as having significant global importance, with one nation facing critical issues like high child mortality before age five.
Geoffrey Hinton, a renowned Nobel laureate, has expressed concerns that artificial intelligence could surpass human control more rapidly than anticipated.
Detectives have exposed a significant fraud involving artworks, where a dealer allegedly orchestrated a conspiracy to make substantial profits.
A tense situation in the Baltic region has prompted Lithuania to issue warnings for citizens to seek shelter, while NATO fighter jets have been scrambled in Poland.
A quote from a cultural piece discusses women's relationships and insecurities, suggesting that some women's inability to find a partner leads to jealousy.
Mirko Fodor's family is experiencing a significant celebration, with Fodor stating he was too excited to sleep all night.
A customer shares her disappointment with a popular brand after a shirt she bought tore in two places just after the first wash.
