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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic Croatian political news, including a parliamentary session and discussions on environmental issues, alongside an international story about the UK approving Julian Assange's extradition. Other domestic stories cover a fire near Dubrovnik, a…
During a session discussing four of President Milanović's conclusions regarding hazardous waste in Gospić, a minister commented on water quality and health issues, noting that alcohol is a known problem contributing to health issues.
The United Kingdom has officially approved the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the United States, a significant development in the long-running legal battle.
Former minister Gabrijela Žalac has successfully postponed her jail sentence, citing unavoidable private matters, a decision that has drawn public attention.
An extraordinary session of the Croatian Parliament has commenced, with the opposition anticipating chaos and the Speaker, Jandroković, expressing confusion over President Milanović's actions.
A large fire is burning in Bosnia and Herzegovina, approaching the border near Dubrovnik, with local residents reportedly helping to defend houses on the Ivanica side.
Football club Rudeš has surprisingly brought back a former Croatian Football League star just two months after parting ways with the player.
A mother from Serbia claims she was detained for 15 days in Šibenik, Croatia, after taking a photo of her child wearing a traditional Serbian Shashka hat.
This commentary argues that the SRUUK system did not fail but was awaiting a non-existent decision, and that the public deserves clear answers regarding events in Omiš.
Authorities in Belgrade have arrested a trader in illegal arms, discovering a significant amount of cash, luxury watches, and expensive vehicles at his residence.
