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Telegram.hr's front page features several domestic Croatian news stories, with a strong focus on politics and crime. Top stories include an investigation into Chinese builders of the Pelješac Bridge losing a major contract in Croatia due to EU intervention, a disturbing incident in Đakovo where a…
Chinese construction companies involved in building the Pelješac Bridge have reportedly lost a significant new job in Croatia following an intervention from Brussels, marking a potentially precedent-setting case in public procurement.
A shocking incident occurred in Đakovo where a 29-year-old man brutally assaulted a boy with special needs, with the attack only stopped by a passing stranger.
An HDZ mayor is under scrutiny for allegedly paying €15,000 to Thompson impersonators to perform at a charity event for impoverished children, with the band reportedly receiving more than the children's donations.
Companies that hide employee salary figures will lose business with the state, signaling potential further complications in Croatia's public procurement system.
Telegram has obtained documents indicating the European Union is requesting Croatia to return 180 million Croatian Kuna allocated for the construction of student dormitories.
The director of the Zagreb Zoo expresses surprise at the number of 'lion experts' and describes an incident, possibly related to a lion's death, as brutal, questioning the staff's reaction.
The coach of Derry City expressed disappointment following their team's elimination by Croatian club Rijeka, stating they aimed for confidence but were punished during the match.
Dinamo and Slaven Belupo are set to open the new Croatian Football League (HNL) season tonight, with key details provided for the start of this season.
A brief mention of Pokemon card collecting, highlighting the passion of collectors.
