Houthis Grow Stronger: Yemen's Local Cult Becomes a Global Economic Threat ↗
Front page leadThe Houthi movement in Yemen, originating from desert guerrillas, has become a significant threat to the global economy by controlling the Red Sea.
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The front page of tportal features a mix of international and domestic news. The top story discusses the growing influence of the Houthi movement in Yemen. Other prominent stories cover Croatian politics, including a politician defending a sports fan group and criticizing the police and media, and…
The Houthi movement in Yemen, originating from desert guerrillas, has become a significant threat to the global economy by controlling the Red Sea.
A coalition partner, Penava, has publicly defended the Torcida fan group and strongly criticized the Ministry of Interior and the media, questioning their next actions.
The supermarket chain Studenac is facing new issues as protests are announced due to unpaid wages.
Author Damir Karaš is visiting FER with an important message for young people, referencing a time when carrying books was a sign of being 'cool'.
A football legend has harshly criticized player Perišić for his actions on the field, calling his behavior 'incredibly stupid'.
Actor Viggo Mortensen, famous for his role as Aragorn, celebrates his 68th birthday, having almost passed on the part that made him a star.
Footballer Beljo is reportedly close to a major transfer, with a previous €20 million offer from Dinamo rejected and a new bid on the table.
Singer Nina Badrić is unconcerned about minor accidents like spilled coffee or mud, as she focuses on her fashion.
A duet featuring the voice of the late Oliver, alongside Marko Tolja, has divided opinions, with some critics finding the collaboration 'a bit gross'.
A mechanic explains why he has more faith in his 20-year-old BMW than in newer vehicles.
A Croatian striker, once Europe's best, who was called up by national coach Dalić, has now faded into obscurity.
This article highlights a disease that can remain undetected for years and discusses the risk factors that should not be ignored.
A famous landmark in Berlin is undergoing changes to significantly reduce its energy consumption by up to 40%.
An explanation is offered for the longevity of Japanese car engines, focusing on a specific habit that differentiates them from German cars.