Questions Raised After Athlete's Death in Jankomir ↗
Front page leadSerious questions have been raised following the death of an athlete in Jankomir, with the outcome not being a surprise to some.
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The front page of tportal features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on a suspicious death at a sports facility in Jankomir, Croatia, an incident at a Zagreb university, and changes in fuel prices in Slovenia. International news includes Iran's display of its missile arsenal…
Serious questions have been raised following the death of an athlete in Jankomir, with the outcome not being a surprise to some.
Fuel prices in Slovenia have suddenly decreased, becoming significantly cheaper than in Croatia.
A disturbing incident has occurred at a well-known Zagreb faculty, prompting an urgent warning from the university administration to students.
Iran has unveiled a new underground missile city and threatened Americans, claiming to have surprises in store.
A record holder from the Bundesliga is reportedly considering playing for the Croatian national team.
The Turkish television series industry is experiencing a crisis, leading to demands for major stars to accept lower salaries.
The article examines the increasing use of artificial intelligence by Croatian musicians and authors.
A football player with 93 appearances for Croatia has expressed a desire to join the club Hajduk, and his plans have been revealed.
Singer Maja Šuput shared a video of a highly unusual scene at the home of Ive Todorić, describing it as the most surreal sight of the day.
New direct flights are set to commence from Zagreb to a neighboring country, making it more accessible for short trips.
The city of Split is dedicating 1.7 million euros to its Advent celebrations, with details on who will receive the largest fees released.
Vrgorac will proceed with the construction of affordable housing units following a decision that was unanimously accepted.
The price of electric cars may rise by more than two thousand euros.
An expert reviewed thousands of cars and identified brands that can reliably reach 500,000 kilometers without major issues.
Four candidates have been chosen for the Constitutional Court, but a dispute has arisen regarding the order on the ballot.