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The front page of Telegram.hr features several prominent stories, primarily focusing on Croatian domestic politics, including a scandal involving waste management and accusations against the ruling HDZ party. Other domestic news covers a gang that terrorized Zagreb stores and a government decision…
The article discusses the HDZ party's struggle to manage a waste management scandal, suggesting they are panicking and don't know how to proceed. It notes their avoidance of directly addressing the issue in Gospić.
This story criticizes HDZ members for downplaying their role in a significant waste crisis while hysterically focusing on underground waste containers.
A conflict within the ruling coalition has erupted over a major affair involving dangerous waste, with key figures Jandroković and Hrebak reportedly criticizing Prime Minister Plenković.
California has taken steps to prohibit the sale of genetically modified pets, a list that includes rabbits engineered to glow in the dark.
A well-coordinated gang targeted stores in Zagreb for several months, making off with perfumes valued at 35,000 euros before being apprehended.
Politician Grmoja made strong accusations against HDZ members, urging them to at least apologize to citizens for allegedly permitting mafia-related poisoning.
Novak Djokovic has faced a downturn in form not seen in eight years, following his surprising elimination from the US Open.
Mrs. Mila, aged 104, who survived two concentration camps and saved her father from execution, recounts her remarkable life experiences, expressing a consistent feeling of invincibility.
A new development reveals the government's plan to incinerate 650 tons of waste from Gospić through a non-tender process, with two specific cement plants identified as the incineration sites.
