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Croatia Celebrates Operation Storm Anniversary Amidst Regional Tensions
Croatia celebrated the 30th anniversary of Operation Storm, a decisive military victory in 1995 that ended its war of independence and significantly influenced the Bosnian conflict, with a military parade showcasing its transition to Western weaponry and increased military spending; however, this an...
Croatia Celebrates Operation Storm Anniversary Amidst Regional Tensions
Croatia celebrated the 30th anniversary of Operation Storm, a decisive military victory in 1995 that ended its war of independence and significantly influenced the Bosnian conflict, with a military parade showcasing its transition to Western weaponry and increased military spending; however, this an...
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56% Bias Score
Croatia's Ambitious SMR Energy Plan Faces Technological Hurdles
Croatia plans to adopt Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) to address electricity production challenges within ten years; however, this technology is currently not widely used commercially, raising concerns about feasibility.
Croatia's Ambitious SMR Energy Plan Faces Technological Hurdles
Croatia plans to adopt Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) to address electricity production challenges within ten years; however, this technology is currently not widely used commercially, raising concerns about feasibility.
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44% Bias Score
Half a Million Attend Croatian Concert Featuring Pro-Nazi Salute
Croatian singer Marko Perkovic and an estimated 500,000 fans performed a pro-Nazi WWII salute at a Zagreb concert on Saturday, prompting condemnation from Serbia and raising concerns about persistent nationalism in Croatia.
Half a Million Attend Croatian Concert Featuring Pro-Nazi Salute
Croatian singer Marko Perkovic and an estimated 500,000 fans performed a pro-Nazi WWII salute at a Zagreb concert on Saturday, prompting condemnation from Serbia and raising concerns about persistent nationalism in Croatia.
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48% Bias Score
Thompson Concert in Zagreb Sparks Controversy Over Nazi Salute
Nearly 500,000 people attended a concert in Zagreb by Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson, who repeated a Nazi salute from a popular song, sparking controversy given the salute's association with the WWII-era Ustase regime responsible for killing thousands in concentration camps.
Thompson Concert in Zagreb Sparks Controversy Over Nazi Salute
Nearly 500,000 people attended a concert in Zagreb by Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson, who repeated a Nazi salute from a popular song, sparking controversy given the salute's association with the WWII-era Ustase regime responsible for killing thousands in concentration camps.
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56% Bias Score
Adriatic Express Night Train: A Polish-Croatian Tourism Success
The Adriatic Express, a new night train route launched in June 2024, connects Warsaw, Poland to Rijeka, Croatia four times a week, already boasting over 90% occupancy, driven by the existing 1.2 million annual Polish tourists visiting Croatia and designed to boost reciprocal tourism.
Adriatic Express Night Train: A Polish-Croatian Tourism Success
The Adriatic Express, a new night train route launched in June 2024, connects Warsaw, Poland to Rijeka, Croatia four times a week, already boasting over 90% occupancy, driven by the existing 1.2 million annual Polish tourists visiting Croatia and designed to boost reciprocal tourism.
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48% Bias Score
Croatia Local Elections: Urban-Rural Divide Deepens
Croatia's local elections saw a clear urban-rural split, with left-green incumbent Tomislav Tomašević winning Zagreb (57.6% to 42.4%), while the conservative HDZ party regained control of Split (53.2% to 46.8%), highlighting deep political divisions.
Croatia Local Elections: Urban-Rural Divide Deepens
Croatia's local elections saw a clear urban-rural split, with left-green incumbent Tomislav Tomašević winning Zagreb (57.6% to 42.4%), while the conservative HDZ party regained control of Split (53.2% to 46.8%), highlighting deep political divisions.
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40% Bias Score
British Men Remanded in Custody for Alleged Gang Rape in Croatia
Three British men, Ami Arifi, Gezhim Xhafa, and Sohqib Shakibi, were arrested in Split, Croatia, and charged with the gang rape of a 28-year-old local woman on Tuesday following a two-hour incident at a four-star hotel; they deny the charges.
British Men Remanded in Custody for Alleged Gang Rape in Croatia
Three British men, Ami Arifi, Gezhim Xhafa, and Sohqib Shakibi, were arrested in Split, Croatia, and charged with the gang rape of a 28-year-old local woman on Tuesday following a two-hour incident at a four-star hotel; they deny the charges.
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60% Bias Score
Thompson Concert Sparks Pro-Nazi Salute Controversy in Croatia
Croatian singer Marko Perković, known as Thompson, performed a record-breaking concert in Zagreb this weekend, drawing half a million attendees, where pro-Nazi salutes were displayed, despite being legally punishable, causing widespread controversy and condemnation from international figures.
Thompson Concert Sparks Pro-Nazi Salute Controversy in Croatia
Croatian singer Marko Perković, known as Thompson, performed a record-breaking concert in Zagreb this weekend, drawing half a million attendees, where pro-Nazi salutes were displayed, despite being legally punishable, causing widespread controversy and condemnation from international figures.
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56% Bias Score
Pro-Nazi Salute at Massive Croatian Concert Sparks Outrage
Croatian singer Marko Perkovic and an estimated 500,000 concertgoers performed a pro-Nazi salute in Zagreb on Saturday, prompting widespread condemnation, particularly from neighboring Serbia, and raising questions about Croatia's reconciliation with its wartime past.
Pro-Nazi Salute at Massive Croatian Concert Sparks Outrage
Croatian singer Marko Perkovic and an estimated 500,000 concertgoers performed a pro-Nazi salute in Zagreb on Saturday, prompting widespread condemnation, particularly from neighboring Serbia, and raising questions about Croatia's reconciliation with its wartime past.
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52% Bias Score
Croatia Faces Infrastructure Crisis Amidst Far-Right Singer's Massive Concert
A concert by the Croatian far-right singer Marko Perkovic, known as "Thompson," is scheduled for July 5th, 2025, in Zagreb, and is expected to draw 500,000 attendees, raising concerns about infrastructure and public safety.
Croatia Faces Infrastructure Crisis Amidst Far-Right Singer's Massive Concert
A concert by the Croatian far-right singer Marko Perkovic, known as "Thompson," is scheduled for July 5th, 2025, in Zagreb, and is expected to draw 500,000 attendees, raising concerns about infrastructure and public safety.
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52% Bias Score
Belgium Edges Wales 4-3 in Euro 2024 Qualifier
Belgium defeated Wales 4-3 in a dramatic Euro 2024 qualifier, overcoming a 3-0 lead to win, leaving them with 4 points from 2 games, while North Macedonia leads Group J with 8 points from 4 games.
Belgium Edges Wales 4-3 in Euro 2024 Qualifier
Belgium defeated Wales 4-3 in a dramatic Euro 2024 qualifier, overcoming a 3-0 lead to win, leaving them with 4 points from 2 games, while North Macedonia leads Group J with 8 points from 4 games.
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20% Bias Score
Austria Bans Large Gathering at Bleiburg Repatriations Anniversary
The 80th anniversary of the Bleiburg repatriations in Austria was marked by a small, official commemoration on May 16th, 2024, following Austria's ban on a larger gathering due to its association with right-wing extremism and Croatian historical revisionism; despite the ban, the Croatian ambassador ...
Austria Bans Large Gathering at Bleiburg Repatriations Anniversary
The 80th anniversary of the Bleiburg repatriations in Austria was marked by a small, official commemoration on May 16th, 2024, following Austria's ban on a larger gathering due to its association with right-wing extremism and Croatian historical revisionism; despite the ban, the Croatian ambassador ...
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40% Bias Score
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