Culture
Trial Begins for Tupac Shakur Murder: Accused Former Gang Leader
In Las Vegas on Monday, the trial begins for Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, a former street gang leader accused of orchestrating the attack that fatally wounded the legendary rapper in 1996.
Football
Young Croatian Scores in Second Consecutive Appearance for Hoffenheim II in German Third Division
Jakov Dedić (16) has scored two goals in his first two appearances for Hoffenheim II, becoming the team's top scorer, with his coach predicting a bright future.
Football
Ratcliffe Blocks Rashford from Six Clubs
Manchester United co-owner doesn't want to see his academy graduate in the jersey of direct rivals, while Youri Tielemans has arrived at Old Trafford, revealing the background of the transfer and commenting on Marcus Rashford's return.
Culture
Tupac Shakur Murder Trial: Jury Selection Begins After 30 Years
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, former gang leader, is the only defendant in the death of the hip-hop legend. The trial in Las Vegas could last up to six weeks, with Suge Knight potentially a key witness.
World
CIA Director Convinced Trump: Russians Losing 40,000 Soldiers a Month
John Ratcliffe, head of the U.S. intelligence agency, used informal meetings with the president to impress him with data on massive Russian losses in Ukraine, key to continuing intelligence sharing with Kyiv.
Football
Kramarić's Family Idyll in Primošten
Economy
Croatia's Public Debt Surges to €55 Billion
Football
Scores from 20 meters off the crossbar in the 44th minute: 16-year-old Croatian debuts with a stunner!
Football
Scores Hat-Trick Against Spain at Euros, Leaves Osijek, and Immediately Scores on Debut
Music
Amyl and the Sniffers at Šalata
The Australian punk/alternative rock band delivered an energetic concert at Zagreb's Šalata, with Italian act Hey Darling opening the night.
Football
Račišće Spectacle Draws 600 Spectators
Caffe bar Kocka clinched the title in a dramatic final against MNK Sveti Antun, with over 600 spectators creating an unforgettable atmosphere.
World
CIA Sets Up Secret Task Force for Cuba
The new unit is tasked with sowing discord within Cuba's elite and pressuring authorities in Havana, while Havana says it is not surprised.
Football
Scandal 30 Years Later: French Admit to Banning Doping Controls at the 1998 World Cup
Former Sports Minister Marie-George Buffet revealed in a documentary about Zidane that she was ordered to suspend doping controls on the national team ahead of the World Cup where Croatia won bronze.
Movies & TV
Shocking Admission by Former French Minister
Former Sports Minister Marie-George Buffet admitted in a documentary about Zinédine Zidane that French national team players were spared surprise doping tests ahead of the 1998 World Cup, a claim she had denied for years.
World
Australia's First Mass Bird Die-Off: H5N1 Reaches the Most Remote Continent
Avian flu virus kills dozens of great crested terns; authorities warn of further spread among wildlife.
Economy
Raiffeisen secures 56.16% of Addiko Bank, exceeds takeover threshold
After the acceptance period expired on July 29, RBI collected declarations for 10.83 million shares of Addiko Bank, fulfilling the control condition. NLB offered more, but shareholders chose Raiffeisen.
Football
Infantino offers millions to federations for selling part of World Cup to private entities; UEFA and English FA revolt
FIFA would raise $4.2 billion from investors by founding company FFE, including the Kushner family. UEFA says the World Cup is not FIFA's property and cannot be sold, and the English FA reveals it was not even aware of the plan.