World Bank Recommends Raising Retirement Age in Croatia to 72

The World Bank has published an analysis recommending a gradual increase in the retirement age in Croatia to 72 years as part of reforms to improve the long-term sustainability and adequacy of the pension system. The analysis highlights challenges such as short working periods, a low ratio of workers to retirees, and possibilities for early…

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Chaos and Flares at Thompson’s Concert at Hipodrom: 44 Arrested, Fireworks, and Nationalist Messages

The Zagreb Hipodrom turned into a battleground of controversy during Marko Perković Thompson’s massive concert. Hundreds of thousands showed up, but the event was far from peaceful. Police arrested 44 people, mostly for illegal use of fireworks — a total of 91 pyrotechnic items were confiscated. Flares lit up the night sky, fireworks exploded, and…

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Significant Damage to Iranian Nuclear Facilities After US Attacks

US attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities didn’t just cause ‘significant damage’ — they practically smashed key sites in Natanz and Isfahan, including tunnels used for storing enriched uranium! While the IAEA can’t fully assess the damage yet, it’s clear that vibrations and explosions seriously compromised centrifuges. Iran and the US keep playing dangerous games, while…

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Are Summer Heatwaves a Real Threat to People with Hypertension?

Summer Heatwaves and Hypertension: Real Threat or Overhyped? Doctor Nripen Dontineni Breaks It Down! Summer is here, bringing the heat that many love, but what about those with high blood pressure? Are they really at risk? Internal medicine doctor Nripen Dontineni says – not really! Summer heat itself isn’t particularly harmful to people with hypertension,…

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Marko Perković Thompson and Hipodrom: The Biggest Concert in Independent Croatia’s History or a Spectacle to Remember?

**Thompson Rocks Hipodrom: Half a Million Fans, Flares, Drones, and National Anthems!** Imagine this: half a million people packed into one place, all singing in unison, flares blazing, drones painting words in the sky, and on stage, Marko Perković Thompson, the king of Croatian patriotic music. Yes, you read that right – half a million…

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