Businesses Thrive Despite Rocket Attacks on Facilities ↗
Companies are experiencing booming business and earning billions, even as their facilities are hit by rockets.
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The front page of Jutarnji list features a mix of international and domestic news, with a significant focus on economic stories from The Economist, political developments in Poland and Ukraine, and a prominent domestic story concerning an environmental scandal involving a former minister. Other…
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Berlin Rent Prices Skyrocket; Left Proposes Radical Solution ↗
Rent prices in Berlin are soaring, prompting the left-wing political party to propose a radical solution to the housing crisis.
Something Strange is Happening in Poland ↗
A new trend or development is occurring in Poland that is considered unusual.
Former Minister at Center of Pollution Scandal; Official Responds Forcefully ↗
Front page leadA former minister is implicated in a scandal involving waste disposal, with the State Inspectorate responding sharply to accusations of procedural violations.
The Biggest Catastrophe Threatening Ukraine ↗
A major catastrophe is identified as a significant threat to Ukraine, with the Kremlin reportedly celebrating it as a sign of national demise.
What Vucic Was Planning: First Footage from Election Night ↗
The first footage has emerged from election night in Čačak, Serbia, revealing events that occurred precisely at 9:30 PM.
New Poll in France: No One Close to Marine Le Pen ↗
A new poll released in France indicates that no political figure is currently close to Marine Le Pen in terms of support.
Actress Elke Sommer Dies ↗
The actress, who filmed a Western in former Yugoslavia and a romantic drama on the Adriatic coast, has passed away.
Coach Jakirovic Praises Hajduk, Would Sign Three Dinamo Players ↗
Coach Jakirović expressed admiration for Hajduk and stated he would recruit three Dinamo players for the Premier League.
Bilic Calls Up Another Dinamo Player Amidst Defensive Injuries ↗
Coach Bilić has called up another Dinamo player, who was reportedly a reserve, to the Croatian national team due to defensive injuries.
Croatia Among First to See Young Men Refuse Military Service ↗
Croatia is among the first countries to witness young men refusing to carry weapons, with unexpected developments occurring that even the state did not anticipate.
Dangerous Alliance Threatens Croatia Due to Weak Leadership ↗
A dangerous alliance poses a threat to Croatia, with poor leadership at the top leaving the country unprepared for the danger.
Forget Teas and Lemon Water for Kidney Cleansing: Doctor's Advice ↗
A doctor debunks common myths about kidney cleansing, stating that teas and lemon water are ineffective and offering a scientifically backed alternative.
Scandal's Severity Hinges on Monday's Developments: All Scenarios Catastrophic… ↗
The weight of the Zadravec scandal is underscored by upcoming developments on Monday, with each of the three potential scenarios predicted to be disastrous for the ruling HDZ party.
Tomašević Allocated 3 Million Euros for Citizen Projects; Investigation Underway ↗
Mayor Tomašević has allocated 3 million euros for citizen-led projects, and an investigation has been initiated to examine these allocations.
Major Plan for Sesvete Renovation: Former Factory to Become New Center ↗
A significant plan is in motion to redevelop the Sesvete area, with a former factory site slated to become the new urban center.
Tragedy in Brazil: Storm Causes Flooding in Rio, Car Plunges into Lake ↗
A storm in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has resulted in flooding and a tragic accident where a car filled with people fell into a lake, causing 10 fatalities.
Don't Fall for This Word in Real Estate Ads: Expert Warns of Major Market… ↗
An expert advises potential buyers to be wary of a specific word often used in real estate listings, warning that it signifies a significant misconception in the market.
Three Police Officers Convicted After Mobile Phone Discovery ↗
An investigation into a man's mobile phone from Međimurje led to the discovery of involvement by three police officers, all of whom have been convicted.
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