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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic and international news. Domestic stories focus on Croatian politics, including comments from Prime Minister Plenković and discussions about prison capacity and traffic solutions for Zagreb. There are also pieces on social issues and sports…
Following incidents in Split involving the Torcida fan group and references to Hitler, the article discusses the normalization of far-right ideology and its potential consequences for society, suggesting Split may be an early indicator of a dystopian future.
Croatia is facing a shortage of prison capacity due to a high number of criminals, prompting the construction of new correctional facilities and extensions to existing ones.
Prime Minister Plenković addressed minority representatives, downplaying the significance of extremist occurrences and attributing current well-being to his government's policies.
An expert discusses the potential effectiveness of carpooling in solving Zagreb's traffic problems, stating that while it was popular in the 1980s, it would not significantly help alleviate current issues.
Widespread protests occurred across France, leading to numerous arrests and injuries, with similar unrest reported in Belgium, Italy, and Albania.
Evidence suggests that a minister may have misled the public regarding travel expenses, as police funds were allegedly used for 3D scans for a trip that did not occur.
Following an investigation by Telegram, businessman Željko Kerum has removed illegal moorings for yachts that were reportedly not authorized.
Gabrijela Žalac's permit request was denied due to 'business reasons,' and she is now involved in legal proceedings.
Taylor Swift's appearance at the Academy Museum Gala is being lauded as her best red carpet outfit, with online reactions overwhelmingly positive.
A Croatian striker is experiencing a career-best season, highlighted by a crucial late-game goal that earned his team, Dallas, a point.
The article highlights the #spasime initiative, where women explain why their movement has achieved results after protests, unlike many other similar movements.
A social psychologist analyzes current societal issues, explaining the underlying causes of collective problems and discussing whether fear is a justified reaction.
