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Christine Lagarde, referred to as the 'Queen of the Euro,' is departing, receiving praise, but questions linger about what has just transpired, with commentary suggesting she missed opportunities to improve the Eurozone's trajectory.
Following a wave of resignations and dismissals, questions arise about the stability of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's political network.
Silvio Kutić reveals that his company is in the first phase of the 'Prometheus' project, investing 10 million euros and having recently secured collaborations with SpaceX and Grok.
A driver who aggressively flashed his headlights at other cars to make them move has been fined 1,760 euros by the police.
Instead of a new television series offering fresh insights into the war, viewers have received a compilation of segments from daily news reports.
The most famous Croatian man in America has ended his relationship with his girlfriend who is 49 years his junior, after two years together.
For months, an unknown individual has been shooting at improperly parked cars, consistently at the same location in Zagreb.
The 'give everyone something' model is nearing its end, with underlying political maneuvering, raising questions about whether Prime Minister Plenković has reasons to be concerned.
In a political turn of events, Anušić has outmaneuvered Medved, and for the first time, a woman will take the helm of a significant state-owned company amidst internal turmoil.
An exclusive report reveals the real reasons behind the dispute at the Constitutional Court, describing it as an unprecedented event.
Young people are organizing large protests in Croatian cities, with one organizer telling Jutarnji that they are on the verge of emigrating.
Croatian jewelry designer Maja Sorić shares her experiences living in Tanzania and Egypt, recalling dancing the paso doble with the legendary actor Omar Sharif.