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The front page of Telegram.hr focuses on domestic Croatian news, particularly concerning wages and economic disparities, alongside international events like the conflict in Ukraine and a report on a Flydubai plane incident. Sports news related to Croatian athletes and football is also featured.
In Croatia, only 30 percent of workers earn more than 1700 euros per month, and half earn less than 1346 euros, with inflation and taxes further reducing real wages.
Despite significant GDP growth in Croatia, every fifth worker receives minimal pay, a situation significantly better in Slovenia where less than ten percent of workers are in a similar low-income bracket.
The article suggests that while Croatia experiences economic growth, the benefits are disproportionately captured by the state and company directors, leaving little for ordinary workers.
A video showcases a spectacular lob goal scored by Marko Livaja during a friendly match for Hajduk.
Russian forces have struck a second critical bridge in Kyiv, with explosions captured on video and reports of citizens fleeing in panic.
Josip Beljo scored against Spain, but coach Slaven Bilić excluded him from the squad, with another starter from Sevilla also being sidelined.
Police in Split have arrested a drug dealer possessing large quantities of chemicals used for manufacturing drugs and explosives, releasing a video of the operation.
Disturbing details are emerging about the past of a co-pilot who allegedly attempted to crash a Flydubai plane, raising questions about how he was allowed to fly.
Russian forces have struck a second critical bridge in Kyiv, with explosions captured on video and reports of citizens fleeing in panic.
The article discusses a new popular spot in Zagreb and includes culinary recommendations from chef Mate Janković.
