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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic Croatian news and international political developments. Key stories include rising utility costs in Croatia, vandalism of a religious mural in Split, political commentary on Serbia and the EU, and the potential implications of the AfD…
Utility costs are rising in Croatia, with specific examples of increases in Split (62%) and Gospić (87.5%). Other cities are finding alternative ways to raise bills.
Someone vandalized a mural of Alojzije Stepinac in Split by spraying red paint over the Vatican emblem and writing 'Pedophiles'.
The AfD party is threatening political turmoil in Europe, with a potential scenario of Germany exiting the EU if their demands are not met by Brussels.
A politician named Mlinarić Ćipe commented on the Serbian elections, stating that no one misses 'the Serb Vučić' and that the new political figures are yet to be assessed.
The father of footballer Yamal reportedly spat at an airport employee and physically assaulted passersby before the Ballon d'Or ceremony.
Prada's latest Christmas advertising campaign is being praised as the most beautiful of the year, with its aesthetic compared to vintage Disney movies.
Subsidized housing construction projects in Zagreb and Split have been halted due to issues, with a minister proposing a price increase for new constructions.
