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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on Croatian politics and crime, business and tech, and sports. Several stories delve into the economic and political landscape of Croatia, including foreign investment and potential policy…
New Eurostat data reveals the true picture of foreign companies' impact on the domestic economy, questioning whether high taxes and bureaucracy are deterring foreign investment in Croatia.
Constitutional judge Andrej Abramović explains his stance against recording court sessions without clear rules, suggesting that current practices allow for private recording by superiors.
A controversial sociologist, who despises Serbian President Vučić to the point of not saying his name, is being considered as the potential future head of Serbia's Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has significantly shifted his stance on Russia, moving from anger to discussing security guarantees and initiating negotiations.
A Croatian defender made his debut for Porto, delivering an impressive performance highlighted by strong statistics.
Nikola Jokić has achieved a remarkable milestone of 200 (points/rebounds/assists, context unclear), nearing the record held by Westbrook.
The European Union is developing new legislation to counter hostile corporate takeovers, reflecting concerns about foreign entities acquiring European companies.
Croatia's performance on EU lists concerning worker participation in companies is poor, with a potential for improvement from companies like Adris.
The article reports on a legal dispute where Željko Kerum allegedly discovered illegal private logging related to Telegram.
The article presents evidence suggesting that a minister's statement was truthful, with a 3D photograph costing the state 30,000 units.
Gabriela Žalac's appeal, based on business reasons, has been denied.
