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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic Croatian political commentary, international financial news, and sports. A prominent story discusses a Croatian politician's controversial remarks about Serbia, while another covers the significant drop in Wall Street stock markets. There is…
A Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) official told an SDP member to go to Serbia, sparking a heated exchange in parliament, with counter-accusations about the official's past as a policeman.
Wall Street experienced a severe downturn, with hundreds of billions of dollars lost in a single day, intensifying fears of a significant market crash.
Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gordan Grlić Radman, expressed astonishment at the rapid development in China and South Korea, contrasting it with domestic debates and regulations.
A podcast analyzes the electoral outcomes involving Orban, Vučić, and Trump, questioning whether Croatia's opposition has the strength to unseat Prime Minister Plenković.
Danish teams were considered Hajduk's toughest European opponents, but Ajax managed a decisive victory against them.
Union representative Kroflin asserts that macroeconomic conditions are positive and advocates for wage increases that keep pace with inflation.
Prime Minister Plenković explained the consequences of the Middle East conflict to HDZ members in Varaždin and predicted a new wave of inflation.
