Politics
A Week in Croatian Politics – Ukrainian Soldiers, Schengen, Euros and Hats
Who was best dressed for the most recent Croatia match in Qatar – former president Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic, or the wife ...
Canadian Goalkeeper Croatia Row: His Grandmother Speaks
Croatian football fans aren’t the only people Borjan has managed to upset with his statement about being ”born in Krajina, ...
Austria Won’t Block Croatian Schengen Path, But Germany Might
As Ines Sabalic/Poslovni Dnevnik writes, Austria will not prevent Croatian Schengen membership from going ahead, and neither will Sweden, which had ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Politician Pay Rises, Schengen and Ukraine
The monthly wage earned by Plenkovic, his ministers and parliamentarians is set to go up Much to the delight of ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Taxes on Taxes, Drones and Spanish Royalty
PM Andrej Plenkovic meets the Spanish king Andrej Plenkovic met with the Spanish king during the very first visit of ...
Spanish Monarchs Visiting Croatia for the First Time Tomorrow and Thursday
As Index writes, the Spanish king and queen will be hosted by the president of the country Zoran Milanovic with ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Fortenova, Foster Parents and Schengen
The Croatian Government is seeking additional financial help from the European Union following the coronavirus pandemic With the utterly dire ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Arab Investors, Marijuana and Pay Rises
Fortenova claims it was unaware of the approval of the sale of Sberbank’s stake to an investor from the UAE, ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Schengen, Slovenia, Ukraine and Nancy Pelosi
The Croatian Health Insurance Fund’s HDZ boss referred to Croats as arrogant in his speech about healthcare not being free ...
A Week in Croatian Politics – Gas, Energy Drinks, Hospitals and Milanovic
MEP Biljana Borzan (SDP) thinks the Health Ministry and the Croatian Government should ban the sale of potentially dangerous energy ...
