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The front page of tportal.hr features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on corruption investigations, media personnel changes, sports, and lifestyle topics. A prominent story details the arrest of Damir Šegota, a former hockey player, in relation to corruption. Other top…
The article investigates the background of Damir Šegota, a former hockey player who has been arrested. It links him to 'Pavlekov's list,' suggesting a potential connection to corruption or illicit activities.
This story reports on significant personnel changes at Croatian Radiotelevision (HRT), with Martina Validžić and Lucija Judnić departing, while Marko Šapit's position remains uncertain for the time being.
Croatia is set to have a new stadium following the signing of a contract, with construction work expected to commence shortly. The article provides details on the timeline and location.
This report provides live updates on a raid at the Croatian Olympic Committee (HOO), revealing details about the accusations against Šegota and the involvement of investigators in other locations, including Krajač's residence.
The article discusses the current situation and potential transfers involving a popular player among Dinamo Zagreb fans during the transfer window.
This lifestyle piece explores the phenomenon of young Hollywood actresses appearing to look alike, discussing potential reasons behind this trend and its impact on individuality.
This sports report covers an incident during the Champions League qualifying round where the team 'Zvezda' mistakenly thanked a rival for a flag with the message 'Kosovo is Serbia,' leading to an unexpected reaction.
A fashion and beauty article introduces a new, low-maintenance hairstyle trend that is presented as a universally flattering alternative to 'curtain bangs'.
This celebrity news piece announces the upcoming wedding of footballer Šime Vrsaljko and his partner Kaja, sharing details about their excitement and moments from her bachelorette party.
A recent update states that the most valuable player from the World Cup is now facing a mandatory surgery.
The Croatian government has set a target for underground gas storage facilities, requiring them to be at least 85% full by October 1st to ensure energy security for the winter season.
Popular singer Nina Badrić has cut her vacation short, with the article detailing the reason and the person who prompted her urgent departure from Hvar.
The Ministry of Culture has approved significant funding, nearly 400,000 euros, to support international cultural cooperation initiatives.
Footballer Martin Baturina has shared glimpses from his vacation in Santorini, introducing the student who has captured his affection.
The Croatian stock market indices, Crobex, have shown an upward trend, recovering after a five-day period of falling values.
Following the World Cup, Transfermarkt has revised player valuations, with only two Croatian players experiencing an increase in their market value.
