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The front page of Jutarnji list features several prominent stories, including a developing situation involving Ukraine's President Zelensky and former President Trump regarding refinery attacks, and rising tensions with a potential attack after November 3rd. Domestically, a story highlights a…
A large fire broke out in Novokuybyshevsk, and it is currently unknown if the attack signifies the end of an informal agreement between Zelensky and Trump regarding refinery attacks.
All available information suggests that Trump has made a decision, and the White House has informed allies to prepare for an attack after November 3rd.
Residents of a street in Zagreb have not opened their windows for 365 days, and their ordeal shows no sign of ending.
A drunk driver led police on a wild chase in Ludbreg, swerving dangerously before being apprehended, but the incident had further consequences.
A tennis player was seen crying on the bench, receiving comfort from his opponent in an emotional and rarely witnessed moment.
Croatia has been recognized with the title of best campsites in Europe, however, this success may be short-lived due to concerns over hundreds of millions of euros.
The governor has disclosed what will happen to a woman who survived a death sentence.
There are indications that Marko Livaja might leave Hajduk already this winter, a scenario the club's management would reportedly welcome.
After influencing events related to Vučić, a program was announced that surprised many, with only one aspect differing from expectations.
A woman from Zagreb called the police reporting that she had lost hundreds of thousands of euros due to a scam.
According to Foreign Policy, Kyiv is preparing an attack on a powerful Russian position, with the key to this operation being an event that occurred 35 years ago.
A 28-year-old who had a dream job in Chicago sold everything and moved to Zagreb, stating that Croatia possesses something that is lacking elsewhere.
