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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on political and criminal matters in Croatia, including a scandal within the Catholic Church and internal party politics. There are also reports on natural disasters, crime, and a global health…
This commentary piece explores the psychological dynamics behind the exploitation of boys in seminaries, suggesting that fear and shame lead them to perceive their abusers as figures of authority, making them vulnerable to manipulation.
This story discusses the potential implications of a scandal within the Catholic Church in Croatia, hinting at its severity and potential to be the worst in the church's modern history if the allegations are confirmed.
Anonymous sources within the church reveal that bishops were aware of child abuse incidents but remained silent due to fear of the bishops' absolute power.
This article delves into the internal dynamics of the Homeland Movement, suggesting that a figure named Dabro is influencing party leader Penava's initiatives, while Penava himself remains publicly silent on the matter.
Following an earthquake in the Kvarner region, seismic activity was felt in Dubrovnik, with residents describing a loud, deep noise.
The article reports on the severe Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with over 4,000 confirmed cases and a high mortality rate.
This analysis suggests that current global events like wars, fires, and migrations highlight Europe's limited influence over its own fate during the summer, citing the US-Iran crisis as an example.
A notorious criminal from Split, who was convicted of rape, was found deceased in his prison cell.
A man was found severely beaten in Osijek and was rushed to the hospital. The victim is described as a 43-year-old man.
