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The front page of Telegram.hr features domestic news primarily, with a strong focus on Croatian politics and social issues. Top stories include a political commentary on labor shortages and government inaction, details of a local explosion, and a controversial concert event. There's also a sports…
A political commentary argues that Croatia faces a labor shortage, and while solutions exist, the government under Plenković is actively preventing their implementation. The author suggests copying successful models from other countries.
A young man is in critical condition after activating a bomb near Bosiljevo, with the explosion causing significant damage to a wooden house, blowing out two walls.
The article discusses a concert by Marko Perković Thompson at a location where anti-fascists were executed, drawing criticism from an SDP mayor who labels it a 'civilizational collapse'.
The football club Dinamo Zagreb is entering a new European competition with a record number of registered members, having already exceeded last year's total.
A lighthearted story about a hedgehog that entered a supermarket at night, triggered the alarm, and was eventually found by the police.
Despite a record cherry harvest, a farmer is facing financial losses after a tractor destroyed 5000 trees, with low prices for imported goods leaving little room for profit.
The government plans to issue a minimal annual bonus to retirees, a decision met with dissatisfaction from the head of the Pensioners' Union who stated they had no choice but to accept it.
Despite record GDP growth in Croatia, the article criticizes the government for neglecting new retirees, pushing them into poverty, and then offering meager financial assistance.
