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Croatia
The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic Croatian news focusing on social welfare, EU budget negotiations, and political investigations, alongside an international story about a German spy scandal. Financial market data is also displayed prominently.
Social transfers in Croatia are among the most ineffective in Europe, with the elderly facing a double risk of poverty, according to a warning from Brussels.
Croatia's employment rate is below 70%, and it requires 100,000 new jobs to align with the European Union's average.
Experts suggest that humanity faces potential extinction by the year 2100, citing artificial intelligence and nuclear war as primary threats.
The Poljud stadium has shown significant vulnerabilities, failing to provide adequate shelter from rain.
A spy scandal is shaking Germany, with sources calling the timing catastrophic and stating Russia is targeting them.
Ireland, holding the EU presidency, has released a compromise negotiation framework for the EU budget agreement, the implications of which are analyzed for Croatia.
Investigators are reportedly still looking into the circumstances surrounding Split mayor's mother's phone being used for minor charges, according to Telegram.
