CroatiaOwnership & classification
Founded: 1998
Ownership
Jutarnji list is a Croatian daily newspaper launched in April 1998, the first successful daily to appear after Croatian independence. It is published by Hanza Media d.o.o., the country's largest newspaper publisher, which began as Europapress Holding (EPH) in 1990 and was renamed Hanza Media in 2016. Hanza Media is privately owned (control passed from EPH's founder Ninoslav Pavic's group to new private owners around the 2015-2016 restructuring).
Funding
Financed commercially through newsstand and subscription sales, print and digital advertising, and Hanza Media's broader portfolio of papers and magazines. It receives no party or state funding.
Affiliation & stance
Jutarnji list is a mainstream center-left / liberal daily, generally critical of the conservative HDZ and supportive of EU-oriented, social-liberal positions. As a privately and commercially owned newspaper with no party, church or state control over its editorial line, it is classified INDEPENDENT.
Editorial lean
- Our estimate
- Lean Progressive
- Measured from coverage
- Centerbased on 845
83/100
Factual
74/100
Objective
1882
Articles
1882
reports
Factual: How accurately its articles report the facts, judged against primary sources and the cross-outlet consensus. Only articles that cite their sources are counted.
Objective: How neutral the writing is — whether reporting keeps the writer’s own preferences and opinions out of the article.
Recent coverage
Wall Street is up, the Nasdaq is at a record high, oil prices are falling.
On Monday, stock indices on Wall Street rose, with the Nasdaq reaching a record level due to rising prices of technology stocks. The Dow Jones index increased by 0.18 percent to 51,267 points, while the S&P 500 gained 0.66 percent to 7,773 points, and the Nasdaq climbed 1.05 percent to 27,477 points.
The election was won by a party that wants to break away from one of the richest countries in the world.
A separatist party has won the Quebec provincial elections, according to Canadian radio reports. This result could complicate Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to maintain national unity, especially in light of U.S. President Donald Trump's administration. The victory suggests growing support for independence within Quebec, which is one of Canada's wealthiest provinces. The outcome raises concerns about regional autonomy and federal cohesion.
Did Trump just spill the beans about a closely guarded secret that the White House absolutely didn't want revealed?
U ponedjeljak, američki predsjednik Donald Trump izjavio je da povlačenje američkih bombardera dugog dometa iz vojne baze u Ujedinjenom Kraljevstvu bilo je zbog 'nekih prijetnji', što kontrastira s ranijim izjavama državnog tajnika Marc-a Rubya koji je tvrdio da je odluka bila osnova za sigurnosnu strategiju. Trumpova izjava stvara nedosljednost u objašnjenju razloga za povlačenje, što može imati posljedice na međunarodnu percepciju i unutrašnju politiku SAD-a. Ova situacija ističe kontroverzu oko transparentnosti i komunikacije u odnosu prema vanjskim prijetnjama.
See why I'd be overruled naked against Poland
During the UEFA Nations League match between Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and Poland in Zenica, Bosnia's player Haris Tabaković scored a goal in the 48th minute, but it was disallowed by the referee after review by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR). The decision was based on the position of defender Ermedin Demirović, who was deemed to have interfered with play by being in an offside position. Although Tabaković was not in an offside position and his challenge was not disputed, the involvement of Demirović led to the goal being overturned. Despite this, Bosnia went on to win the match 1-0 through a penalty scored by Ivan Bašić in the 84th minute. The decision caused dissatisfaction among Bosnian players and coaches, including head coach Sergej Barbareza, but the French referee Jérémie Pignard upheld the VAR decision. This result keeps Bosnia in contention for first place in Group B4, where they compete against Sweden, Poland, and Romania.
Trump signed an executive order extending the tax-free access to diesel.
The article reports that U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order expanding access to diesel fuel exempt from taxes. The order removes the requirement that such diesel fuel can only be used for off-road vehicles, allowing broader usage. This change is expected to benefit various sectors by making the tax-exempt diesel more widely available.
Hundreds of drones over Moscow, a key oil plant on fire, first images coming in.
On the night of October 6th, Ukrainian drones conducted a mass attack on areas of Moscow, with one of the targets reportedly being a major oil facility in the Moscow region, according to channels monitoring the war in Ukraine. According to the Telegram channel Exilenova Plus, a Ukrainian drone hit the Linear production complex, which is part of the Russian energy infrastructure. The incident has raised concerns about the vulnerability of critical infrastructure in Russia amid ongoing hostilities. This event comes at a time of heightened military activity between Russia and Ukraine, with both sides frequently targeting each other’s strategic assets. The attack highlights the increasing use of drones in modern warfare and the potential risks posed to civilian and industrial facilities.
Davor Ivo Stier on the elections in BiH: This is an opportunity for a new beginning
Europarlamentarac Davor Ivo Stier (HDZ) u intervjuu za N1 Studiju iz Sarajeva komentarisao je izbore u Bosni i Hercegovini, opisavši ih kao priliku za 'neki novi početak'. U toku razgovora, Stier je istaknuo važnost demokratskog procesa i potrebu za stabilnoj političkoj okviru. Iako nije dao detaljna predloga ili analizu konkretnih političkih stranaka, njegova reči su ukazala na optimizam prema budućnosti biharske države. Intervju je bio dio šireg pokreta medija da poveže europsku zajednicu sa lokalnim politikama.
VIDEO Trump asked what he thought about Serbia
U intervjuu ispred Bijele kuće, američki predsjednik Donald Trump rekao je da Sjedinjene Američke Države imaju 'vrlo dobre odnose' sa Srbijom. Komentirao je suradnju između SAD i Srbije, posebno u kontekstu strateškog dijaloga koji se razvija između Washingtona i Beograda. Trumpov komentar dolazi u vremenu kada se međunarodni odnosi između zemalja često diskutiraju u vezi s političkim i regionalnim pitanjima. Nema dodatnih detalja o specifičnim oblicima suradnje ili događanjima koje su izazvale ovaj komentar.
Because of her symptoms, she thought she had strep throat, diagnosed with a rare and debilitating illness.
Rowan Bland, 28-year-old student from Edinburgh, began feeling exhausted at the start of last year and experienced a sore throat. In February 2025, she was diagnosed with tonsillitis and prescribed antibiotics. However, the antibiotics did not work, leading to further complications. Her case has gained international attention due to its rarity and unusual symptoms.
VIDEO SNS members lit torches in honor of Vucic and set fire to the Nis Fortress
A fire broke out at the walls of the Niš Fortress after a torchlight procession organized by the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) during a pre-election gathering. The fire was quickly extinguished by firefighters, who confirmed that dry grass and low vegetation were burning. Social media and some independent Serbian media outlets published footage showing the torchlight event followed by flames. The police were present at the scene but have not yet released details about the cause of the fire or whether anyone has been detained. Some media reports noted visible burn marks on the fortress walls after the incident. The SNS had organized a march through central Niš and a meeting at the fortress as part of their campaign ahead of parliamentary elections scheduled for October 25. Local officials encouraged voters to support the 'Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia' electoral list.
VIDEO The host in the middle of the diary takes off his tie: "We don't need this anymore, the war has started"
The Yemeni president, Rashad al-Alimi, has announced the start of a general military operation against the Houthis to reclaim state territory and restore government control. The decision followed reports that the rebels had captured key area Al-Safiyah and cut the main road connecting the besieged city of Taiz to the temporary capital Aden. In response to the declaration of war and general mobilization, the head of local television in Aden live-streamed a segment where journalists no longer wear ties or formal attire, emphasizing the shift to an open conflict. The Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF) have placed all subordinate forces and state institutions on high alert, with sources confirming the Houthis have taken control of a police station in Al-Safiyah and severed the connection between Taiz and Aden. Over 70 people were killed in fierce battles around the city. The YAF reported conducting 257 precise attacks, resulting in at least 700 rebel casualties. Meanwhile, the international coalition led by Saudi Arabia launched 97 air and artillery strikes on Houthi positions in Tor al-Baha and Taiz, with additional strikes reported in northern areas and the capital Sana. Rebel representatives
The March for Olm called for Vukovar: Remembrance of the horrors that took place in the Balkans
Dani Olmo, španjolski nogometni reprezentativac, vraća se na poljski stadion Poljud, gdje je igrao za Dinamo Zagreb. U vezi s dolaskom na Hrvatsku, španjolski mediji, uključujući Marca, napisali su o Olmovoj donaciji dijela svoje plaće Hrvatskoj, posebno Vukovaru. Olmo je objasnio da je napravio tu donaciju iz osjećaja zahvalnosti prema Hrvatskoj, gdje je proveo formativne godine karijere. Marca je detaljno opisala povijest Vukovara, posebno njegovu ulogu u Domovinskom ratu, opsadu 1991., i zločine poput deportacija i zločina na Ovčari. Tekst također naglašava simboliku Vukovarskog vodotornja, koji je bio cilj opsade i danas služi kao spomenik. Donacije koje Olmo pravi Hrvatskoj ocjenjuju se na više od milijuna eura, iako točan iznos nije poznat.
Edo Pezzi at Moimire revealed, "I heard from Billy, resignation, he doesn't have the heart to do it".
The article discusses the severe 7-0 defeat of the Croatian national football team against England, which has sparked intense reactions and calls for coach Slaven Bilić's resignation. Media outlets both domestically and internationally have criticized the loss, with some suggesting Bilić might resign if another failure occurs. Sports commentator Edo Pezzi was interviewed about the match, expressing his shock at the result and questioning the premature demands for Bilić's resignation. He emphasized the need for patience and experience, noting that Bilić has only been coaching three matches and lacks the functional understanding of players necessary to make such decisions. Pezzi also highlighted that Bilić’s contract includes no compensation in case of termination.