Putin Faces New Problem as Insider Departs for Istanbul ↗
A report suggests that Russian President Putin is facing a new challenge following the departure of an individual named Dimitri to Istanbul, who left after writing a single word on a note.
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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include speculation about Russian President Putin's problems following an individual's departure to Istanbul, Canadian Prime Minister's statements, and China's activities in developing…
A report suggests that Russian President Putin is facing a new challenge following the departure of an individual named Dimitri to Istanbul, who left after writing a single word on a note.
The Canadian Prime Minister has reportedly delivered a significant address or lesson to a broad audience.
An examination of China's activities and strategic plans within the world's poorest countries is presented.
Croatian politician Ivan Penava is speaking live, addressing the Torcida fan group's invocation of Hitler, initially criticizing the media and then the Ministry of Interior, questioning their actions.
A report details the dire situation and extreme overcrowding at Croatia's largest hospital, with images sent to superiors highlighting the severity of the problem.
A Croatian expert provides a detailed guide on 11 key questions regarding waste management in Gospić, explaining what is measured, what is not, and the significance of certain indicators like eggs.
Researchers have identified an unexpected correlation between cats and happiness, a finding reported in 93 countries.
The 'Vukovi' team from Zagreb is prioritizing their performance in Europe, aiming to extend their survival in the Champions League.
Unconfirmed reports are circulating about the health of Kim Jong-un, with his sister making an extraordinary address.
A court has released an individual accused of dumping 280 barrels of toxic waste in a forest, with the court stating they 'will not repeat it'.
Widespread unrest has broken out against the world's largest political party, which has reportedly removed 133 million voters from its rolls.
Two finance ministers, heads of three stock exchanges, and leading asset managers are meeting in Zagreb to discuss the future of Europe's capital markets, with one minister emphasizing the need to activate dormant savings.
A woman named Mirela shares a personal story and a crucial warning, explaining that she slept with her phone nearby for years due to the possibility of life-changing calls.
A past statement made by Hillary Clinton ten years ago about Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin is highlighted.
A person reflects on their solitary existence in the Trnje district of Zagreb, cherishing memories preserved in photo albums.
A journalist describes an incident where a group invoked Hitler, sang offensively about Anne Frank, and subsequently issued threats against journalists.
A renowned figure became emotional on stage after being criticized by their children regarding a divorce, expressing a hope for understanding.
Donald Trump has made a controversial statement suggesting that Russia's actions in Ukraine are acceptable.
European diplomats are expressing grave concerns about potential paralysis and anticipate threats from multiple directions.