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At the 38th International Computer Olympiad, young Croatian computer scientists have achieved a great success
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At the 38th International Computer Olympiad, young Croatian computer scientists have achieved a great success

At the 38th International Informatics Olympiad held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from August 9th to 16th, young Croatian informaticians achieved outstanding results by winning one silver and three bronze medals. The silver medal was won by Dino Hadžić, while the bronze medals were claimed by Maša Dobrić, Ivo Pavićić, and Lovro Tunjić. All members of the team were students at Xavier High School in Zagreb. The team was led by mentor Jakov Celin, with Krešimir Malnar serving as the responsible leader and organizer of this participation. The Croatian informatics team is returning home today (Sunday, August 16th) at 13:00 hours (flight number TK 1057 from Istanbul).

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At the 38th International Computer Olympiad, young Croatian computer scientists have achieved a great success

At the 38th International Informatics Olympiad held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from August 9th to 16th, young Croatian informaticians achieved outstanding results by winning one silver and three bronze medals. The silver medal was won by Dino Hadžić, while the bronze medals were claimed by Maša Dobrić, Ivo Pavićić, and Lovro Tunjić. All members of the team were students at Xavier High School in Zagreb. The team was led by mentor Jakov Celin, with Krešimir Malnar serving as the responsible leader and organizer of this participation. The Croatian informatics team is returning home today (Sunday, August 16th) at 13:00 hours (flight number TK 1057 from Istanbul).

Bias read (Center): The article reports on a sports event (informatics olympiad) and presents the achievements of Croatian participants without any political commentary or framing. It focuses solely on the competition results, team composition, and logistics of the return trip, which aligns with a neutral, center-biase

Why factuality (85): The article reports on the 38th International Informatics Olympiad held in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, from August 9–16, 2026, with 375 participants from 97 countries. It mentions Croatian students winning one silver and three bronze medals, specifying the names of the medalists and their school. The info

Why objectivity (80): The tone is celebratory but remains neutral, focusing on the achievements of the Croatian team without overt bias. However, the emphasis on 'izvrstan uspjeh' (excellent success) may slightly lean towards positive sentiment, though not strongly subjective.

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