Government Distributing Money to All, Even Children: Will This Be the Future… ↗
The government is distributing money to everyone, including children, raising questions about whether this represents the future of the welfare state.
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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of international and domestic news. International stories include the destruction of a fuel depot in Europe and its connection to attacks in Ukraine, and concerns about Donald Trump's potential actions impacting Europe. Domestically, the page…
The government is distributing money to everyone, including children, raising questions about whether this represents the future of the welfare state.
A new trend is emerging in Poland, signaling unusual developments within the country.
On its 25th anniversary, the article reflects on the unique nature of the Wikipedia project and suggests humanity may not undertake such a venture again.
The largest fuel depot in Europe was destroyed, marking one of the worst attacks on civilians in Ukraine, with mass attacks damaging energy infrastructure, residential buildings, and medical facilities.
A Croatian Olympian shares her story of enduring extreme suffering, stating she was forbidden to cry and contemplated death.
Insiders express extreme concern to POLITICO that if Donald Trump loses the election, he plans to make a move that could destabilize Europe.
The assessment is that Kovačević is not a failed transfer for Dinamo, but the current coach is not one who will lead them to further progress, a fact known before the Rudeš match.
New details have emerged regarding the debts of Studenac, with major suppliers reportedly seeking tens of millions of euros.
During a press conference, an individual interrupted proceedings and began insulting the questioner, telling them to show respect.
A stepfather who threw a young girl through a window was sentenced to three years in prison, with revelations about the poor living conditions they endured emerging at the hospital.
Police have issued a public appeal for assistance in locating a Serbian woman, urging anyone who sees her to report it immediately.
A cultural commentary by Jurica Pavičić discusses how the musician Mišo significantly altered the perception of the typical Dalmatian person, making the change seem natural and long-standing.
The construction permit for a factory in Gospić is set to be revoked, leading to an angry reaction from the investor who claims to have spent 10 million euros and intends to sue.
A minor in Zagreb walked into a police station to report finding money that did not belong to them.