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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic Croatian news, focusing on politics, crime, and social issues, alongside international events and a sports update. A significant portion of the coverage revolves around local political decisions and their impact, with a notable story about…
Zagreb is increasing its property tax to the maximum level, which, coupled with the government's tax reforms, is projected to cause a significant revenue shortfall for the city. The government's model is deemed flawed.
The chief of Split police expressed surprise over the absence of a verdict in the case involving the throwing of a water polo player from the Riva, while a judge stated they are not an 'ad hoc court'.
The public broadcaster HRT is accused of intentionally omitting any mention of scandals during a report celebrating 10 years of Prime Minister Plenković's government.
Božo Petrov, commenting on the situation of Ivan Pernar, suggests that justice and judicial processes should be approached with caution, emphasizing the importance of thorough examination.
Antonia Ružić achieved a comeback victory against the world's 61st ranked tennis player to advance to the second round of a WTA tournament.
The Louvre Museum has been temporarily closed as a result of ongoing student protests that are affecting France.
Zagreb has received recognition as the best city in Europe for a Christmas city break.
