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The front page of Jutarnji List features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include live coverage of elections in Serbia, the potential collapse of a large Croatian company, and a personal story from actor Nikola Kojo. Domestic news includes reports on food insecurity among…
Elections are being held in Serbia, with initial turnout figures showing a significant shift and reports of disturbances, including alleged attacks and police inaction.
A large company, employing 12,000 people, is on the verge of collapse, leading to a fierce struggle for its assets as plans of key stakeholders are uncovered.
Actor Nikola Kojo shares a personal story about his family's suffering during wartime and his father's lesson on avoiding collective blame.
A study reveals that approximately 43% of high school students in Zagreb report experiencing hunger at school frequently or every day.
A 21-year-old man died after collapsing in front of a cafe in Sinj.
A significant new project is underway in Croatian vineyards, with details suggesting it could revolutionize wine production in the country.
Video footage captures the escalation of shocking violence in Tirana, Albania.
This report profiles billionaires, referred to as 'Cyclops,' who are alleged to wield influence over life and death decisions.
