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The front page of Jutarnji list features several prominent stories, including an ongoing corruption scandal involving official cars and secret deals, a potential historical meeting between world leaders that the EU wants to prevent, and the death of Asim Kurjak. Other domestic news covers waste…
An ongoing investigation is expanding, uncovering new cases where official cars were allegedly used for secret business dealings and cash payments were made. Investigations are underway for suspected abuse of position and authority.
A significant historical summit may take place on November 18 if China agrees, with Der Spiegel reporting that the EU must take all possible measures to prevent it.
Asim Kurjak has passed away at the age of 85.
Regarding the waste dump site in Zagreb, an official questions the involvement of political figures Benčić and Grmoja, suggesting their presence indicates who is responsible.
A sports team allegedly breached their contract by dismissing their coaching staff without agreement, despite the club being responsible for paying them.
A musical performance in Ljubljana was described with harsh criticism, likening it to chainsaws cutting June beef halves in a slaughterhouse, and the group is now coming to Zagreb.
The switch to winter time is starting, reminding people to adjust their clocks accordingly.
Ipsos has published the results of a major survey in Serbia, which was commissioned by Vučić.
Following a victory, coach Garcia spoke about a problem within the Hajduk team that had gone unnoticed, stating, 'I have to say this.'
Kilometers-long traffic jams have formed near Zagreb due to an accident, with fog further complicating the situation on the A2 and A3 highways.
A Serbian citizen was apprehended at Batina attempting to smuggle goods out of Croatia.
In a potential triumvirate involving Trump, Xi, and Putin, one leader might unexpectedly emerge as the most significant victor.
Police are warning the public about a 'silent killer' that poses a life-threatening danger during the heating season, which some people may not be aware of.
