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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a military analyst discussing Serbian intelligence services and a potential threat to Croatia, a political commentary on a mistake by the Croatian Prime Minister that could cost his party votes…
A military analyst, who was reportedly forced out of Serbia, describes the dismantling of Serbian intelligence agencies and warns of the dangers posed by criminal clans, suggesting that a 'Croatian problem' was a favored scenario for security services.
A commentary suggests that a mistake made by the Croatian Prime Minister is increasing public fear and creating a political issue that could jeopardize the ruling HDZ party's hold on power.
Details are provided on a new family housing development near Zagreb, featuring 69 houses built with a Swedish construction concept, and information on pricing.
Croatia is ranked among the European Union countries with the lowest tax burden on natural gas for entrepreneurs.
The football club Rijeka is seeking a win in Pula against Istra 1961 to regain optimism before the upcoming international break.
Voting has concluded in New Zealand, with initial results indicating a close contest between the main front-running parties.
A cultural piece reflects on a musician, stating that people loved him because his voice conveyed truth, even if slightly amplified.
An opinion piece suggests that the Zadravec case is remarkably surprising for Croatia and may be explained by specific visual evidence.
A Slovenian man arriving in Zagreb from Dubai was apprehended, with authorities discovering suspicious items in a paper bag.
A former Rijeka goalkeeper recounts an incident where Mario Mandžukić allegedly swore at him, leading to a heated exchange, after which Mandžukić offered to shake his hand.
A well-known actor has interrupted his career to care for his son who is suffering from a serious illness, having tried 25 different treatments without success.
There is internal discontent within the Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) party, with past statements by Gordan Jandroković being remembered in relation to the Zadravec scandal.
The Croatian government has announced changes to the Law on Inclusive Allowance, which are expected to be implemented in 2027.
A man has been arrested for extorting a resident of Zagreb, demanding 300,000 euros and threatening the entire family.
The Croatian Chamber of Pharmacists is calling for an immediate stop to unreliable vitamin measurements being conducted in pharmacies, a practice uncovered by Jutarnji list.
