Politics
A Week in Croatian Politics – GDPR Violations and Confidence Votes
The government’s proposed “white list” of stores fails spectacularly, here’s how The state has proven once again that it likes ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Croatian-Ukrainian Solidarity, Sundays and Eggs
An anti-war protest is held in Zagreb as the one year anniversary since Russia’s horrific invasion of Ukraine is marked ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Healthcare Woes, Laws and Building Permits
Lovro Kuscevic’s former adviser is now the head of the Conflict of Interest Commission Index reports that Aleksandra Jozic Ilekovic has ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Inheritance, Ukrainian Solders and Corruption
Plenkovic’s latest asset card shows he inherited 80,000 euros The topic of asset cards which showcase what politicians own in ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Kosovo, Energy Prices and the Uhljeb Curse
The government is looking into what it can do when it comes to energy prices after the 1st of April ...
Return from Germany: Croatian Returnee Starts Up Business in Slavonia
As Poslovni Dnevnik/VL/Branimir Bradaric writes, for a great many years now, Slavonia was the place from which people emigrated to other ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Holocaust Remembrance and Popularity Contests
2023’s first Crobarometer reveals that majority don’t believe that the government is competent when it comes to solving the issues ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Davos, Bureaucracy Injections and Price Hikes
The government is set to introduce a special ID card for state institution employees, a move which will cost millions ...
Croatian President Milanovic: What Should We Be, American Slaves?
PRESIDENT Zoran Milanović participated in the commemoration of the 31st anniversary of the international recognition of the Republic of Croatia ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Schengen, Euros, and Shallower Pockets
Croatia finally joins Schengen After being a member of the European Union (EU) since July 2013, Croatia has now finally ...
