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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an exclusive interview with Ilija Srdanović discussing his past, disruptions at a Zagreb train station, and a celebrity sighting on Korčula. Other domestic news covers political funding disputes…
Ilija Srdanović gives an exclusive interview to Jutarnji, discussing his past during the 1991 events and expressing surprise that he was never asked about it. He remains energetic, witty, and open, while being cautious about sensitive political questions.
There are unusual and chaotic scenes at the main train station in Zagreb, causing distress to a reader who describes the situation as unprecedented.
Actor Enis Bešlagić's presence and actions on the island of Korčula have caused shock among the local residents, who are questioning the perceived arrogance.
Following a dispute over funding where they received only 12% of their request from the HDZ party, a deputy of Penava has declared a victory.
A mural dedicated to Alojzije Stepinac in Split has been vandalized.
An article discusses the old practice of burying glass bottles along garden paths, presenting it as a useful and cost-effective gardening technique.
A football legend comments on a former coach of Hajduk, stating that his success is due to him and that many people owe him an apology.
Former Brazilian President Bolsonaro made a secret escape by crossing the border on foot to reach a waiting private jet, with reports suggesting Trump sent ICE agents.
Russian President Putin hosted a tall African president, and a photograph of their meeting has gone viral online.
An article discusses the display of nude female photography in the center of Zagreb and questions whether these depictions objectify women in the current social climate.
Dinamo Zagreb is reportedly losing a promising young player because his financial demands were too high, with speculation about a potential move to Hajduk.
Auditors have uncovered significant irregularities and chaos within the municipal administration of a seemingly idyllic Croatian town, raising questions about financial mismanagement.
A corruption scandal worth millions of euros has emerged in Dubrovnik, related to questionable installations at the local airport.
Dr. Eva Pavić provides guidance on nutrition for cancer patients, emphasizing factors that are more crucial than simply excluding specific food items.
A minor reportedly shouted 'Allahu Akbar' and attacked a policeman with knives near the Israeli embassy in Belgrade before being neutralized by the officer.
