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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic Croatian news, including political controversies, local government decisions, and a podcast on constitutional court proceedings. International affairs, such as US-Iran negotiations, and cultural news like a new Apple TV series are also…
Despite written objections from 15 radiologists, Dijana Zadravec, a controversial figure within the ruling HDZ party, has been appointed to a position, having previously been removed due to multiple accusations of mobbing.
City authorities in Osijek, Pula, and Split plan to impose restrictions on the prices of goods sold at Advent market stalls.
The arrested mayor of Rešetari, affiliated with the HSLS party, was released from custody and subsequently submitted his resignation.
The new crime series 'Nocturne' is now available on Apple TV+, promising to keep viewers engaged until Christmas.
In a surprising turn of events at the Basel tournament, the highly-ranked player Shelton has been defeated by an opponent ranked 222nd in the ATP rankings.
The article features impressive photographs of the Rafale jet, highlighting its weaponry, which has also been recognized by Russian forces in the ongoing conflict.
Key figures from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard and US representatives are engaged in sensitive negotiations in Abu Dhabi, with talks reportedly not progressing smoothly.
Jasmin Klarić discusses the political background of unauthorized recordings made at the Constitutional Court, which are now being used as a tool against the opposition.
Telegram has uncovered illegal recordings related to Željko Kerum.
The article presents evidence suggesting that a minister may have paid for 3D scans that were never performed.
Gabrijela Žalac's request for bail has been denied, with the court citing 'business reasons' for her temporary detention.
