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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on Croatian current events. Top stories include local activism against controversial projects, a major fire in Zagreb, and a severe traffic accident in Hungary. Other highlighted news covers…
Despite a perception of public apathy, citizens in Croatia are successfully thwarting suspicious projects through active engagement, demonstrating the power of local activism.
Thousands protested in Sisak against the import of 150,000 tons of toxic waste, with residents fearing for the city's future due to the environmental threat.
A large fire broke out in Zagreb's Oranice district, destroying high-end cars like Audis, Mercedes, and BMWs, with initial reports suggesting a Molotov cocktail was involved.
A bus carrying Polish tourists crashed in Hungary after veering off the highway, resulting in at least 12 fatalities, with the driver possibly falling asleep at the wheel.
A meteorologist has provided details on an approaching storm, warning of the first clouds appearing tonight and the possibility of severe weather, including thunderstorms, tomorrow.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin have affirmed the growing relationship between their countries on the anniversary of Korea's liberation.
Islam Makhachev achieved his 17th consecutive win in his UFC career, maintaining an undefeated streak since 2015.
A villa located near Opatija, Croatia, named 'Hypercubus,' is described as resembling a luxurious resort and features a pool overlooking the Kvarner Bay.
