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The Telegram.hr front page features a mix of domestic Croatian news, including a commentary on foreign workers and social issues, an update on the Gospić water testing controversy, and a report on a kindergarten taken over by Opus Dei. International sports news about Ronaldinho and a football…
A commentary piece questions the silence of defenders and the Church regarding illegal waste disposal and corruption, contrasting it with reactions to other social issues.
This story reports on the 'Domovinski Pokret' (Homeland Movement) and their strong opposition to the use of Hindi Cyrillic script.
The article discusses Croatian President Zoran Milanović's controversial statements about foreign workers' hygiene.
A tragic incident where the head of a police union in Bosnia and Herzegovina hit pedestrians with a motorcycle, resulting in fatalities and injuries.
Former football star Ronaldinho is rumored to be considering a move into basketball by potentially acquiring the troubled Monaco team.
A powerful explosion occurred in Split last night, and initial images from the incident site have been released.
The aftermath of Crvena Zvezda's Champions League exit was marked by the coach's controversial actions and subsequent resignation.
Croatia's Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) is refuting claims that water in Gospić has not been tested for five months, stating tests were conducted four months prior.
Parents are expressing distress over a kindergarten in Rijeka being taken over by Opus Dei, citing concerns about confiscated phones and removed books.
Croatia's anti-corruption agency USKOK is investigating a significant illegal waste disposal site in Gospić, with indications of widespread knowledge and involvement.
