Bribery Scandal: Director Šegota Arrested; Police Raid Krajača! ↗
Front page leadDetails emerge about the arrest of Šegota, with allegations of receiving a 160,000 euro bribe and involvement with gold. Police also reportedly raided Krajača.
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The front page of Jutarnji list features several prominent stories, including an alleged bribery scandal involving a director, a dispute between restaurateurs and delivery services in Zagreb, and an analysis of the changing global nuclear order. Other top stories cover political developments in…
Details emerge about the arrest of Šegota, with allegations of receiving a 160,000 euro bribe and involvement with gold. Police also reportedly raided Krajača.
Angry restaurateurs in Zagreb's center are demanding an urgent response from the city and police regarding the dangerous presence of electric delivery drivers on sidewalks.
An analysis suggests a shift in the global nuclear order, with experts attributing the beginning of this new era to a specific decision made in 2019.
President Zelensky has dismissed a top official, a move that has led to protests and demands for the return of another figure.
Fans are petitioning for a replay of the World Cup final, expressing anger towards the referee and making serious accusations.
Prime Minister Plenković announced that 51 million euros have been allocated for damages caused by African swine fever, with enhanced culling and stricter measures in place.
The article presents photos showing the arrest of a high-ranking director at the Croatian Olympic Committee (HOO) as part of a USKOK investigation.
A viral video shows a bear tragically electrocuted after climbing a power pole in New Mexico.
Several well-known presenters from Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT), including Martina Validžić, are leaving the station.
After 28 years in America, a family has relocated to Krk Island, seeking a different pace of life and childhood for their children.
An investigation reveals the largest property owners among Croatian officials, with one earning up to 70,000 euros annually from rents.
Footballer Šime Vrsaljko and his partner Kaja Vidmar are preparing to wed, with photos from her bachelorette party being shared.
Remarkable scenes in Opatovac as the Danube River recedes, revealing a sunken ship from 1937 and an unprecedented sight.
The article delves into a 'revolutionary' painting, examining themes of fear and agony alongside a historically significant gesture.