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The news focuses on an alarming warning from the head of the energy agency about Europe's energy crisis, a report on election predictions in Belgrade, and a significant statement from Archbishop Uzinić. Other stories cover a major crisis at Volvo, a doping scandal involving a top European…
The head of the energy agency has issued a dramatic warning, stating he has never seen anything like the current situation, as EU energy ministers consider whether to ask households and companies to limit consumption.
A report from Belgrade, where investigators claim to know the election outcome after visiting 170,000 homes, suggests a two-to-one ratio.
Archbishop Uzinić delivered a strong message, specifically addressing the Torcida fan group.
Volvo is implementing radical measures, cutting an additional 2,500 jobs due to massive losses.
A former top European footballer has failed a doping test, facing a potentially tragic outcome.
Information about where Croatian celebrities will perform on New Year's Eve and the fees they will receive has been disclosed.
A sociological perspective suggests that open-plan kitchens might be a major design flaw in modern architecture.
A driver ran a red light in Zagreb, causing a multi-car accident and injuring five people.
An ongoing investigation by Jutarnji reveals a growing scandal where officials allegedly used company cars for private business dealings.
An opinion piece suggests Prime Minister Plenković senses a significant danger that extends beyond losing parliamentary seats.
Devastating footage from Taiwan shows destructive winds from Typhoon Champi causing significant damage.
Speculation suggests Ukraine could deliver a severe blow to Moscow, with mentions of a Russian 'carpet' plan arising.
