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The Telegram.hr news front page features a mix of domestic Croatian political news, an accident report, international affairs, and human interest stories. A prominent story discusses the upcoming trial of a former court president accused of pressuring judges. Other domestic news includes a serious…
A trial is set to begin for Zvonko Vrban, a once-powerful court president, who is accused of forcing judges to issue rulings he desired, and who had previously sued journalists for reporting on his alleged affairs.
A serious accident occurred in Lika, Croatia, where a driver of a Lamborghini lost control on the A1 highway while traveling at 200 km/h and crashed into a fence.
Widespread protests are occurring throughout Europe, indicating that young people are losing patience and that the social contract is breaking down in several European countries.
Orsat Miljenić, head of the Office of the President of Croatia, states that Prime Minister Plenković is undermining the legal system and suggests that if the Prime Minister finds 'ustashtvo' (a Croatian ultranationalist ideology) acceptable, he should change the constitution.
A man from Rhode Island has grown a pumpkin weighing 1432 kilograms, setting a new Guinness World Record.
Donald Trump's foreign policy decisions regarding Ukraine have not yielded expected benefits, with diesel prices remaining high, crude oil barrels becoming more expensive, and Iran imposing transit fees.
Cesc Fàbregas met Zvonimir Boban in a studio after Manchester United's significant loss, with Fàbregas commenting that Boban was difficult to watch in attack.
