Politics
Would Spending Habits Change if Croatian Sunday Work Ban Came to Be?
As Poslovni Dnevnik/VL/Ivica Beti writes, one third of all Croatian families have at least one member who works at least ...
Mayor Tomislav Tomasevic Walks to Work Citing City’s Poor Financial Status
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, upon arriving to work on foot once again on Monday, new Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomasevic said ...
Voluntary Croatian Chamber of Commerce Membership Won’t Come to Pass
As Poslovni Dnevnik/Marija Brnic writes, about a month or so ago, the Croatian Government left the domestic economy in doubt as ...
Local Government Given Weak Grade by Entrepreneurs
In May, HUP carried out a survey among its members with the aim of examining what entrepreneurs expect from representatives ...
SDP Candidate for Istria Prefect to File Constitutional Complaint After Slim-margin Defeat
The Constitution Court has a 48-hour deadline to respond to the objections to be lodged by Ferić and the SDP ...
FM Reiterates Croatia’s Commitment as Advocate of Bosnia’s EU Journey
Addressing a conference organised in Split on the occasion of the launch of a four-volume book written by Bosnian Croat ...
Foreign Policy Forum Established in Zagreb
The Forum was established on 26 March and officially registered on 4 June. Its founders are academic researchers, former diplomats ...
Several Cities and Counties Get New Heads After Predecessors’ Long Terms
Apart from the focus on the change of power in Zagreb, where the new mayor Tomislav Tomašević of the Green-Left ...
Veterans Minister: Knin Remains Central Location for Operation Storm Commemoration
He was commenting on President Zoran Milanović’s proposal that this year Victory Day be commemorated in Glina instead of Knin. ...
Former Acting Mayor: Zagreb Ended 2020 HRK 90m in Red
Speaking on N1 television, she said annual borrowing was always done with the consent of the Finance Ministry, that it never ...
