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The Telegram.hr front page features several domestic Croatian news stories, focusing on political scandals and government decisions. International news regarding Russia and Ukraine is also present. Lifestyle and sports news are also covered, including updates on Croatian athletes and luxury goods.
An official in charge of road management allegedly jumped on a table and trampled food at a public event, with photographs of the incident in the possession of Telegram.hr. The official is reportedly paid €4,500 per month.
The roads in Bjelovar-Bilogora County are described as the worst in Croatia, with driving considered dangerous on 150 kilometers of roadway.
Croatian courts have been unable to resolve a complex dispute over infrastructure fees for years, highlighting a bureaucratic absurdity.
The Croatian government has rejected an EU plan for affordable housing, viewing it as a dangerous trap for the Croatian coast, particularly concerning short-term rentals.
A secret concerning Vladimir Putin has been leaked by a state agency in Ukraine, reporting that over 450,000 Russians have been killed. Russia has not officially released casualty figures since September 2022.
The Croatian national football team is entering its final representative break of 2026, with questions arising about their preparation and where to watch the matches.
A new luxury watch from the brand Piaget is entering the market, featuring a dial inspired by Andy Warhol's self-portraits.
Coach Bilić is experiencing a severe shortage of central defenders and has decided at the last minute to call up another player from Dinamo.
Karlo Matković started in the lineup, but was unable to prevent the Pelicans from losing to a team on a seven-game losing streak.
The forecast predicts a meteorologically chaotic week with temperatures reaching 20 degrees, followed by a sudden drop in temperature and snow. Rain and sleet are expected starting tomorrow.
