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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Croatian politics and history. Top stories include new documents detailing Cardinal Stepinac's alleged support for the Ustase regime and his subsequent downfall, a controversial statement by the…
Newly published documents suggest Cardinal Stepinac initially supported the Ustase regime over the HSS party, but was later demeaned by the 'rigid and conceited' Ante Pavelić.
Poland's head of diplomacy stated that Croatia was informed it would not be admitted to the EU if controversial memorial plaques remained, and similar conditions may apply to Ukraine.
A major study analyzing data from 1950 to 2025 indicates the formation of dense water in the Adriatic Sea, leading to significant alterations in its properties.
The story explores why tech billionaires might want to curb AI development, suggesting they have encountered something unsettling.
An update on a peculiar sports scandal involving an Australian athlete who experienced a mishap during a race, leading to a difficult personal decision.
A second-division football club has secured its first-ever victory in the Europa League, marking an unusual achievement.
A CBS commentator defines the Conference League's purpose, stating it's a pathway for clubs like Hajduk that typically wouldn't qualify for European competitions.
The article questions whether Patriarch Porfirije of the Serbian Orthodox Church can initiate a significant step towards reconciliation between Croatians and Serbs.
Dr. Goran Hutinec argues that the historical reality of Ustase terror in the Zagorje region contradicts revisionist narratives, asserting that genocide was indeed planned and perpetrated there.
