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Alta Bank collapsed overnight, locking citizens out of their savings and raising questions about how their money will be recovered. Former Finance Minister Lalovac meanwhile criticized the government for its nonchalant response to economic warnings, pointing to a budget rebalance that revealed the highest debt levels ever. The retail sector is also showing signs of strain as Studenac faces multi-million euro debts to major domestic suppliers. The company is planning pre-insolvency proceedings to stabilize its supply chain, while a separate industrial project in Gospić has stalled after a factory permit was set to be revoked, leading the investor to intend to sue for 10 million euros. The country observed a day of national mourning for the singer Mišo Kovač, with large crowds expected to gather in Split for the final farewell. In Pula, the judiciary processed a separate high-profile case, extraditing a mysterious Ukrainian diver alleged to have played a role in the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage.

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Alta Bank has collapsed overnight, leaving citizens unable to access their savings and prompting questions about the recovery of their funds.

tportal: Alta Bank Collapses Overnight, Citizens Lose Access to Funds

Alta Bank has collapsed overnight, leaving citizens without access to their savings and raising questions about how their money will be recovered.

New details have emerged regarding Studenac's multi-million euro debts to major Croatian companies, with a list of creditors now publicly released. The company is reportedly planning cost-saving measures and pre-insolvency proceedings to stabilize its supply.

Index.hr: New details revealed about Studenac's debts, major suppliers demand millions

Studenac is responding to multi-million euro debts owed to suppliers while planning cost-saving measures and stabilization of its store supply through pre-insolvency proceedings.

tportal: Studenac Owes Millions to Major Croatian Companies, Creditor List Released

New details emerge as Studenac owes millions to major Croatian companies, with a list of creditors published, and one figure standing out.

Jutarnji list: New Details Revealed About Studenac's Debts; Major Suppliers Demand Tens of…

New details have emerged regarding the debts of Studenac, with major suppliers reportedly seeking tens of millions of euros.

The construction permit for a factory in Gospić is slated for cancellation, provoking an angry response from the investor who claims a 10 million euro investment and intends to pursue legal action.

Jutarnji list: EXCLUSIVE: Construction Permit for Factory in Gospić Will Be Canceled…

The construction permit for a factory in Gospić is set to be revoked, leading to an angry reaction from the investor who claims to have spent 10 million euros and intends to sue.

A man in Zagreb has been sentenced to three years in prison for throwing a young girl through a window. Hospital examinations revealed the child was living in horrific conditions and had sustained multiple injuries.

Jutarnji list: Horror Near Zagreb: Stepfather Threw Girl Through Window, Received Three Years…

A stepfather who threw a young girl through a window was sentenced to three years in prison, with revelations about the poor living conditions they endured emerging at the hospital.

Telegram.hr: Tragic Story from Zagreb Family: Stepmother Threw Girl Out Window, Horrific…

A horrific story from a Zagreb family reveals that a stepmother threw her young daughter out of a window, and doctors discovered the hell the child was living in. The girl's broken arm and head injuries suggest she was repeatedly hit.

Croatia is observing a day of national mourning as Split and the nation prepare to bid their final farewells to beloved singing legend Mišo Kovač, with a large ceremony planned at Poljud stadium.

tportal: Day of National Mourning: Split and Croatia Bid Farewell to Singing Legend

Today is a day of national mourning as Split and Croatia say their final goodbyes to a beloved singing legend.

Telegram.hr: Split and Croatia Bid Farewell to Mišo Kovač: Program Announced for Poljud…

Split and Croatia are bidding farewell to Mišo Kovač, with a program announced for the farewell ceremony at Poljud stadium, where a full stadium is expected. A day of national mourning has been declared for the legendary singer.

Former Finance Minister Boris Lalovac warns that the government is downplaying the risk of a major European crisis impacting Croatia, highlighting that a recent budget rebalance revealed record-high debt levels.

Telegram.hr: Ex-Minister Warns of EU Crisis, Criticizes Government's Debt Handling

Former Finance Minister Lalovac warns that the government is nonchalantly assuring the public that a major European crisis will bypass Croatia, but a disturbing reality has emerged. He points out that the budget rebalance revealed the highest debt levels ever.

A court in Pula, Croatia, has extradited a mysterious Ukrainian diver who is allegedly involved in the destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline.

Telegram.hr: Croatian Court Extradites Mysterious Ukrainian Diver Linked to Nord Stream…

While Russia destroys power plants in Ukraine, a court in Pula, Croatia, extradited a mysterious Ukrainian diver allegedly involved in the destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline.

Pogona players have expressed their opinions to coach Garcja, stating their feedback is unrelated to current rumors. Separately, Croatian coach Igor Tudor's recent meeting has been revealed, with media reports suggesting he is ready for a new role.

Index.hr: Pogona players showed Garcja what they think of him: 'Not related to rumors'

The players of Pogona have expressed their opinions to coach Garcja, stating it is unrelated to current rumors.

Večernji list: Croatian coach Igor Tudor's meeting revealed, media reports he is ready

It has been revealed who Croatian coach Igor Tudor met with, and media outlets are reporting that he is ready for his next step.

A Croatian Olympian has shared her story of enduring unimaginable suffering, revealing that she was forbidden to cry and even contemplated death during her ordeal.

Jutarnji list: Croatian Olympian Endured Unimaginable Suffering: 'I Wasn't Even Allowed to…

A Croatian Olympian shares her story of enduring extreme suffering, stating she was forbidden to cry and contemplated death.

A 29-year-old driver from Bosnia and Herzegovina collided with a police vehicle, resulting in injuries to three individuals.

Večernji list: Driver from Bosnia and Herzegovina crashes into police car, three injured

A 29-year-old driver from Bosnia and Herzegovina collided with a police vehicle, resulting in injuries to three people.

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