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The news from Jutarnji list covers a wide range of topics, with a strong focus on domestic Croatian affairs including a major anti-corruption operation, traffic disruptions in Zagreb, and a construction permit dispute in Gospić. International news includes a tragic plane crash in Florida and…
A large-scale operation by USKOK, Croatia's anti-corruption agency, is underway with arrests and searches in Zagreb, Osijek, and Zagorje, targeting multiple individuals suspected of corruption.
The last conversation between a pilot and air traffic control has been released following a tragic crash in Florida that resulted in the deaths of nine people.
A political scandal has broken out just before the US mid-term elections, causing shock among Democrats, with Donald Trump also weighing in on the situation.
Buying winter tires now can help avoid traffic jams and high prices, offering potential savings.
Tucker Carlson has posted on X, stating he has information indicating a nuclear attack on Iran is being prepared.
A construction permit for a factory in Gospić is set to be revoked, leading to anger from the investor who has already invested 10 million euros and is threatening legal action.
Dinamo Zagreb is reportedly interested in hiring a coach who was previously eliminated from the Champions League by the club.
A neurologist warns that strokes are increasingly affecting younger individuals and outlines the initial warning signs that everyone should recognize.
There are concerns as large numbers of people are visiting Zagreb pharmacies, reportedly earning millions, which experts find alarming and call for immediate restrictions.
Major traffic disruptions occurred in Zagreb as trams halted on a vital route during the morning commute, with buses being used to transport passengers.
Unions are demanding an extra 1.1 billion euros for wages, and negotiations are ongoing to determine the government's offer.
Bulgaria has elected its first female president, who has expressed a desire to lift sanctions against Russia, potentially creating a new ally for Putin within the EU.
The European Central Bank has released data on housing prices, and economist Velimir Šonje provides an analysis on whether apartments in Croatia have reached their peak price.
While statistics may suggest a poor performance, the reality of player Livaja's performance is quite different.
A coach who previously rejected Mamić and has connections with Boban is now the top choice for Dinamo Zagreb, despite being underestimated by many.
Five organizational lessons inspired by Japanese homes can help solve a lack of space in kitchens.
An incident of violence occurred in Zagreb where minors assaulted and robbed another young person before sharing videos of the act.
