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The front page of Telegram.hr features a prominent story about the investigation of Damir Šegota, who was taken in for questioning after his house was searched. The investigation reportedly involves allegations of bribery and money laundering. Other top stories include discussions about new EU…
Damir Šegota was escorted away after his home was searched, and when questioned by journalists about accepting bribes from Pavlek, he only smiled. He is suspected of money laundering and accepting bribes, with allegations that Pavlek was involved in providing him with money for years.
Šegota is reportedly suspected of money laundering and accepting bribes. The investigation delves into why Šegota and his wife were arrested, with claims that Pavlek had been providing him with bribes for years, and that they laundered money by buying gold.
A new EU sanctions package has been agreed upon, which includes freezing the upper price of Russian oil and expanding the list of ships involved in the shadow fleet.
Miro Bulj has definitively won his legal battle against the State Inspectorate, which attempted to penalize him for not enforcing COVID certificates.
Two well-known journalists, Martina Validžić and Lucija Judnić Rašljanin, are leaving HRT (Croatian Radiotelevision). The station has denied rumors surrounding Marko Šapit.
Hajduk is set to play against a strong, but definitely beatable, participant from last year's Champions League. The article discusses expectations for the match.
The article explores how the popular TV series 'The Last of Us' became a symbol for Martićeva, featuring a conversation with the owner of a florist shop, Boško Bahtijarević, about the first six years.
