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The front page of Jutarnji list features several stories, with a strong focus on the Serbian elections where Aleksandar Vučić appears to have lost significant ground, leading to celebrations and discussions about the political future of Serbia. Other prominent stories include an unexpected upturn…
Aleksandar Vučić has suffered a significant defeat in the Serbian elections, with a movement born from a tragedy in Novi Sad gaining a majority and promising a more open government, leading to widespread celebrations in Belgrade.
Following Aleksandar Vučić's historic electoral defeat, a contrasting narrative is presented through his media outlets, highlighting a disconnect with the reality of the election results.
Students have secured a majority in the elections, leading to Vučić's humiliation, with an influential but disliked figure from the SNS party expected to play a key role in the upcoming political developments.
A significant and unexpected positive shift has occurred within the German economy.
An analysis explores the underlying factors contributing to the current state of unrest across Europe.
The European Union is speeding up its efforts to achieve space autonomy, prompted by limitations on Starlink services and reduced support from the United States.
A woman in Zagreb was stunned by an unexpectedly high bill for a boiler repair service, leaving her and her household in shock.
The foundation stone for a new children's hospital in Zagreb has been laid, with a specified completion deadline, although two significant questions remain unanswered.
A poll asks citizens whether they believe relations between Croatia and Serbia will improve following the recent Serbian election results.
Serbian athletes are celebrating a victory, with reports detailing Novak Djokovic's location when Vučić conceded defeat.
Jelena Karleuša expressed her distress on social media platform X following the defeat of Aleksandar Vučić, comparing the situation to a hypothetical artist without any songs.
A major company that employed 12,000 people is reportedly falling apart, triggering a significant battle for its assets and revealing the strategic plans of key players involved.
Coach Hansi Flick offers his explanation for Barcelona's loss, questioning whether observers considered all relevant factors beyond just the game.
A former football star recounts a severe injury incident that required more than 50 stitches, describing how he was held down by an assailant.
