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The Telegram.hr news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Croatian politics and economic concerns. Top stories include potential shifts in the Croatian government, concerns about inflation and rising prices, and the handling of waste management…
A political analysis suggests that while SDP and Možemo have a significant but insufficient voter base, and Plenković's position is precarious, the possibility of a grand coalition involving Možemo, Most, and SDP is a real concern for HDZ.
Europe is once again expected to experience a heat dome, with temperatures in some areas reaching up to 40 degrees Celsius, while Croatia anticipates a longer period of sunny and unusually warm weather.
The Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) has released the results of 111 analyses of extraordinary water testing in Lika, addressing concerns about its potability.
The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) has again altered the suspension period for Mišić, despite the official verdict still being awaited.
Futsal Dinamo has announced news regarding their upcoming season, confirming they will commence their new HMNL campaign with a game at Maksimir stadium.
The government will pay Pripuz 25 million euros to manage waste from Gospić and Poznanovec, recalling HDZ's past statements regarding waste management contracts in Zagreb.
Economist Jurčić expresses concern over rising prices, predicting inflation could reach 7 percent and suggesting a minimum salary of 2300 euros, with more expensive diesel likely to increase transportation and fish costs.
The story alleges that evidence proves a minister did not lie regarding 3D image payments, contradicting previous claims and suggesting a cover-up.
Gabriela Žalac's request for bail has been denied, reportedly due to 'business reasons,' shortly after her release.
