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The fall of another corrupt regime creates unease for the Croatian authorities, with Serbian President Vučić's political situation having implications for Croatian leadership.
The head of the student list emphasizes the importance of clearly defining how the country will be governed following their victory.
Football club Dinamo will play against Rijeka, seeking a win to get closer to the league leaders Hajduk, following a defeat against NEC.
The news reports the passing of Sonja Kastl, recognized as one of the most significant figures in Croatian ballet.
A former beauty queen has made serious allegations against Donald Trump, claiming he grabbed her, tore her dress, and sexually assaulted her.
Zaragoza has been named the European Green Capital for 2028, recognized for its environmental initiatives.
The outcome of Israel's elections is crucial for the stability of the Middle East and the preservation of Israeli democracy, with Netanyahu's freedom at stake.
The Dubrovnik Airport is reportedly involved in a major corruption scandal due to improper public procurement, leading to the return of 22 million euros in EU funds.
New evidence has surfaced against a minister, who denies the accusations despite visual evidence presented in a 3D video.
Former minister Gabriela Žalac's appeal was denied by the court due to 'business reasons'.
