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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic political news from Croatia, with a focus on government actions, political figures, and public reactions. International relations and historical Serbian nationalism are also discussed. A sports story about the Kosovo team and a piece on…
The article discusses the resurgence of the Great Serbian idea, noting its continued strength and Croatia's ongoing armaments, as a historical context to current Balkan dynamics.
This commentary links the recent unrest in Montenegro to a century-long, persistent Serbian state ideology that fuels Balkan crises.
Politician Marković expresses dismay at Prime Minister Plenković's response to the waste crisis, criticizing his accusation of public hysteria.
Dalija Orešković alleges impropriety in the Croatian Parliament, stating that it's unbelievable who was allowed to ask a question.
Seven players from the Kosovo national football team are reportedly refusing to play due to issues with the team's president.
The Ministry, led by Minister Fuchs, explains its school safety measures by stating that accidents can happen even to the best drivers.
The Croatian government is rapidly establishing regional bodies where local HDZ party leaders are seen praising the government and the Prime Minister.
This story profiles Hinko Pavlec, who transitioned from selling bicycles to working in public service after advising a minister, earning a reported 1800 euros.
