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The news on Telegram.hr focuses on Croatian domestic politics, with a prominent story about Prime Minister Plenković facing coalition threats over a monument controversy. International news includes analysis of Putin's strategies and an AI-driven bank heist. Business news highlights the end of…
Prime Minister Plenković is disregarding calls to establish a memorial park for soldiers of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) and proceed with exhumations, leading the DP party to threaten to break the coalition.
A columnist draws a parallel between Putin's current political strategies and those of Leonid Brezhnev, which ultimately led to the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Politico has uncovered an uncomfortable situation within the SDP party, where leaders are reportedly isolating themselves and demanding explanations.
The era of inexpensive loans has definitively concluded, and this article explores the implications for citizens.
Croatian banks have achieved record profits in nine months, earning 1.2 billion euros, but are now increasing interest rates on housing and cash loans.
A startup from California has successfully generated a significant amount of rain over Alaska within a three-hour period.
Fraudsters have stolen 95 million euros from a prominent Italian bank by utilizing artificial intelligence.
Finland has transitioned from artificial surfaces to sand and forest soil on children's playgrounds, resulting in increased resilience among children.
A highly popular cream has been released in a serum form and is now available for purchase in Croatia.
Former minister Gabrieli Žalac has been acquitted of charges related to the 'business reasons' cited for her arrest.
