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German prosecutor Andrés Ritter, taking office on November 1st, faces tough battles as Laura Kövesi, the prosecutor feared by the corrupt, is departing the EPPO. This raises questions about whether the aspirations of Plenković and Turudić will be fulfilled.
The article discusses the potential for the Split football club to have a successful season, questioning whether the club's management shares this ambition.
Students in Zagreb who cannot secure dormitory housing are forced to pay exorbitant amounts, up to 500 euros, for small 20-square-meter apartments.
Despite Luka Dončić scoring 37 points, Stephen Curry's exceptional performance led his team to victory, with the veteran player reaching a new milestone on the all-time scorers' list.
Ukrainian sources warn that Russian forces are accumulating equipment and fortifying positions along the Dnipro River, suggesting a potential escalation despite a perceived truce.
The Croatian Institute for Tourism announced that tourists are spending more, but failed to account for inflation in its analysis, leading to misleading conclusions.
It is confirmed that there are no formal decisions or minutes regarding the purchase of equipment, and it is added that the judges are concerned only with conflict.
