Примери за използване на Jutarnji list на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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According to Jutarnji list, however, there is consensus.
The Turkish subject is present in the other highest circulated newspaper in Croatia, Jutarnji list.
Jutarnji List writes, though, that the weak spot of the project is Bulgaria.
This is the headline of an article in Jutarnji list, dedicated to the Bulgarian“hero” Dinko Valev.
Jutarnji List is favoured by men, the highly educated, and the 30-39 age group.
The two most-circulated Croatian newspapers, Jutarnji list and Večernji list have totally opposite front pages today.
Jutarnji List" remains Croatia's most popular daily newspaper, according to a recent survey.[Getty Images].
Relja, 46, used to write for the culture sections of his country's top daily newspapers, Vecernji List and Jutarnji List.
The results show that Jutarnji List remains the most popular daily in the country.
Russian oil giant Lukoil intends to open 150 new gas stations in Croatia by the year 2011, Jutarnji List reported on Tuesday(November 18th).
The front page of today's Jutarnji list announces on black background that Trump is president.
Slovenia has been blocking the negotiations, over the neighbours' longstanding maritime border dispute.(Vjesnik,HINA, Jutarnji list, STA, B92, Tanjug- 11/06/09).
Besides, according to Jutarnji List, he is also charged with organising a crime group.
An estimated 80% of Croatia's teachers and professors took part in the protest.(HRT,Index, Jutarnji list, Vecernji list, DPA- 14/05/09; UPI- 13/05/09).
In a commentary for Jutarnji list, Nino Đula writes that the SDP lost the elections the moment it gave Milanović another term.
Still unclear is when she will assume the new post and who will replace her as Croatia's current ambassador to the United States.(Hina, Vecernji List, tportal.hr, Jutarnji List- 30/03/11).
In a commentary for Jutarnji list, Gojko Drljača asks whether the next step of the monetary“visionaries” will be helicopter money.
Jutarnji list reports today on its front page that Defence Minister Damir Krstičević has postponed his trip to Sarajevo, scheduled for this week.
Mere days before the parliamentary elections in Croatia Jutarnji list publishes data on the growth of support for the Eurosceptic party Live Wall and its new coalition.
Jutarnji list reveals, that tension is rising in the high places in the party, for it is believed that Hasanbegović is running a campaign to save his seat.
And a famous Croatian columnist wrote in a comment[in Croatian language] for the Jutarnji list today that not Kosovo but Crimea is a precedent which seriously endangers the post-communist borders in south-east Europe and especially in the Balkans.
Jutarnji List claims that the European Commission is against and considers all bilateral treaties with Gazprom and Russia as being in breach of the European legislation.
Some 16.6 per cent of citizens of Croatia read Jutarnji List every day, 15.4 per cent read Vecernji List, 15.3 per cent read the tabloid 24sata, while 6.5 per cent read Slobodna Dalmacija, the agency found.
The Jutarnji list correspondent to Brussels, Augustin Palokaj, writes in an analysis today that the EU will attempt to show it is just as engaged in its enlargement, for it believes it a guarantee for long lasting peace.
In an interview for one of the most circulating Croatian dailies, Jutarnji list, Russia's ambassador in Zagreb Robert Markaryan said that Moscow was disappointed of EU's incapability to play an independent role in international affairs.
Croatian Jutarnji list published today an interesting follow-up to the story of Čedo Čolović, who was arrested in Serbia in the beginning of September on accusations in espionage on behalf of Croatia.
In a commentary[in Croatian] for Jutarnji list Robert Bajruši explains that the biggest problem in this case is Dodik, who practically does not recognise BiH as a state.
Moreover, as Jutarnji list explains, all members of the workgroup are appointed after a competition and any possible appointment without a competition would raise suspicions of political interference.
Earlier this week, the Zagreb-based daily Jutarnji List quoted unnamed sources as saying that Belgrade insisted that the EU put pressure on Croatia until all bilateral issues between the two countries were settled.
Croatian Jutarnji list published today an interesting follow-up to the story of Čedo Čolović, who was arrested in Serbia in the beginning of September on accusations in espionage on behalf of Croatia.