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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong emphasis on crime and social issues within Croatia. Top stories include a brutal murder and assault in Šibenik, a fatal domestic incident in Poreč, and a tragic case of a three-year-old child burned in a…
A young man was killed and a girl critically injured in Šibenik, with the attacker reportedly too heavily drugged to provide information to the police. An investigation suggests a potential 'drug session' occurred prior to the incident.
A three-year-old child suffered severe burns in a fire in Zadar while reportedly alone in the apartment. The parents had prior contact with social services.
Billionaire Bill Gates expresses concern that vaccine hesitancy in wealthy nations is preventing the eradication of measles, calling the situation tragic.
The United States has publicly acknowledged for the first time the existence of space-based weaponry in Earth's orbit.
An expert discusses how Artificial Intelligence has transformed cyber fraud, urging companies to take immediate action to protect themselves.
A renowned philosopher argues that Europe needs to develop into a powerful force to protect its lifestyle, stating that the upcoming year is critical for this endeavor.
In Poreč, a man attacked his father with an axe and knife, also injuring his sister who intervened.
Businessmen affiliated with the local HDZ party in Slavonia have reportedly purchased 4200 liters of rakija from the state, raising questions about the transaction.
Evidence emerges suggesting a minister lied when claiming that 3D footage was too costly to present.
Gabriela Žalac's plea for release has been rejected, reportedly due to 'business reasons,' meaning she will stay in detention.
