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Telegram.hr is featuring several domestic news stories, with a prominent focus on a large police operation targeting an alleged criminal group. Other domestic stories include a cultural debate involving a writer and the Minister of Culture, and a former mayor's legal issues. International news…
Croatia's anti-corruption agency, USKOK, has launched a major operation targeting the notorious Čepinska criminal group, with investigations reportedly including land swaps and implicating a former national football team player.
Writer Miljenko Jergović has responded to the Minister of Culture, accusing her of manipulation and ideological disqualification amidst a controversy over his funding.
Despite increased oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz, a shortage of a key oil derivative is expected to cause prices to surge again.
Final proposals for new Euro banknote designs have been presented, and citizens can vote on their preferred options.
Gabrijeli Žalac, the former mayor, has been denied release from custody due to 'business reasons', with further details on the case expected.
Andro Krstulović Opara, the former mayor of Split, described French President Macron's private tour of the city as a 'blessing'.
Following a victory against Pafos, García stated his focus is on making decisions that lead to good performance rather than seeking applause.
After the match, the coach of Pafos commented on Šego's free-kick, suggesting only Messi can perform such a feat.
Following a narrow win against the Irish team, coach Kek stated that his team had 'total control' of the match.
