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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
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Cold shower from northern Europe: Clean penalty! Many missed what Vlasic did before that
The Croatian national football team suffered a dramatic and painful 2-1 defeat to Portugal in the Round of 16 at the World Cup. The match was marked by numerous controversies and controversial decisions, including disallowed goals by Cristiano Ronaldo and Petar Sučić due to freezing conditions, as well as a controversial goal by Gvardiol that was later overturned after VAR review. One of the most contentious moments was a penalty awarded to Portugal following an incident involving Ronaldo. Norwegian referee Espen Eskås initially did not show a yellow card after a challenge by Nikola Vlašić on Gabriel Veiga, but after a call from VAR and reviewing footage, he changed his decision, citing that Vlašić had prevented the Portuguese attacker from reaching the ball. This decision sparked outrage among Croatian fans. However, a Swedish referee analyst from the Referee Channel, Victor, argued that Portugal was justified in receiving the penalty. He explained that many viewers focused only on the handball and missed key details, such as Vlašić hitting the attacker in the face and using his legs to bring him down. Victor concluded that Vlašić committed three fouls in one action and deserved a
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When firefighters pulled a pregnant woman and her children from a car in a creek, they were especially touched by the little girl's words (3)
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Cristiano Ronaldo's performance against Colombia in the World Cup has sparked debate over his role in the Portuguese team. Despite being one of the main attractions of the match, Ronaldo faced significant criticism, including boos from the crowd after appearing on the big screen. Colombia managed 24 shots, the most in a single World Cup match in their history, and nearly won had it not been for Diogo Costa's heroics and a disallowed goal by Davinson Sanchez. The Athletic highlights that Portugal's loss to Colombia has reignited questions about Ronaldo's impact. As captain, he played every minute in the group stage, but his contribution against Colombia was limited, with missed opportunities and a lost ball after halftime. Coach Fernando Santos defended his decision to play Ronaldo the full 90 minutes, stating players shouldn't be compared to others like Lionel Messi or Erling Haaland who rested in later group matches. The article raises concerns about whether there is a serious alternative to Ronaldo in Portugal's squad, pointing to Gonçalo Ramos, the only true forward available, who has struggled to secure playing time despite his talent and achievements. Portugal finished second
Dr. House was watching the game, and he bowed to the Croatian captain, saying, "Great show, Luka Modric is a giant".
British actor Hugh Laurie, known for his role as the cynical Dr. House, surprised his followers with a post on social media platform X, praising Croatian football captain Luka Modrić after Croatia's dramatic World Cup match against Portugal. Laurie called the game a 'spectacular' and referred to Modrić as a 'giant,' using the term 'humdinger' to describe something impressive. Although Laurie did not specify which match he was referring to, comments under his post quickly revealed it was the intense encounter between Croatia and Portugal, which marked the end of Croatia's tournament journey. The post resonated globally among football fans, highlighting how sports emotions transcend borders. Fans from Croatia and around the world joined in praising Modrić, sharing photos and video clips from the match, and some humorously asked for 'help from Dr. House' after the heartbreaking loss.
Legendary Uruguayan striker on Ronaldo ahead of Croatia: This conditions and harms Portugal
As Portugal prepares for their World Cup round of 16 match against Croatia, debates within the Portuguese camp have resurfaced regarding Cristiano Ronaldo's role and impact under coach Roberto Martinez. During the group stage, Ronaldo played every minute but his performances varied significantly—underperforming in the draw against DR Congo, excelling with two goals against Uzbekistan, and struggling again in the draw with Colombia. This inconsistency has led to questions about whether his guaranteed starting position benefits or hinders the team. Diego Forlán, a former Uruguayan star and ex-teammate of Ronaldo at Manchester United, argues that Ronaldo’s current playing style creates difficulties for the team. He claims Ronaldo is positioned too centrally as a traditional striker, passively waiting for chances rather than moving deeper into the field to contribute to attack. Forlán explains that this static positioning makes it easier for opposing defenders to mark him, limiting Portugal’s attacking options. He suggests that if Ronaldo were to move more to the flanks, it would create space for other attackers to engage more actively. While acknowledging Ronaldo's individual threat,
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