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The news on Telegram.hr's front page focuses on Croatian domestic politics and crime, with several stories detailing alleged corruption and political dealings. There is also a sports story about the Croatian national team and a science/environmental story about climate change impacting Europe. A…
A new installment in an investigative series reveals that a 24-year-old advisor to the Split mayor, who receives lucrative contracts, also worked for the government and was paid €2500 for four days of filming Prime Minister Plenković.
An analysis of the Croatian national football team's upcoming rematch against the world champions, Spain, discussing expectations for the match at Poljud.
A report details how a municipality has been spending public funds for years at a restaurant owned by the son of an HDZ mayor, where the mayor's wife is also employed.
The trial of Srđan Mlađan, accused of triple murder, continues with the defendant brought to court under heavy security.
Climatologists are concerned that a specific 'ice patch' south of Greenland could lead to a climate scenario in Europe similar to the one depicted in the movie 'The Day After Tomorrow'.
Marijan Grmoja publicly criticized an HDZ official regarding the handling of a large quantity of trash, referencing past statements about the SOA's actions in Gospić.
The author details their experience participating in a viral decluttering challenge, successfully removing 300 items from their home that they no longer need.
