Politics
BiH: No Money for Elections Yet, HDZ Minister Says Exposed to Political Pressure
The government held a conference call at which a proposal was made to finance the elections with budget reserves accumulated ...
Čović Calls for Single Croatian Policy Towards Croats in BiH
President Milanović on Monday called on Croat politicians in BiH to state whether they supported his efforts to make Finland ...
Constitutional Law Experts Opposed to Milanović’s Idea to Abolish Court
The Constitutional Court ruled on Monday that the questions in two referendum petitions launched by the opposition Bridge party – ...
State Attorney General Won’t Comment on Statements Made by President, PM
The Office of the State Attorney General (DORH) says on its website that the responsibility for the statements lies with those ...
Milanović Says Plenković Violating Constitution in Banožić Case
“His having phoned the State Attorney General is unconstitutional, it’s serious enough to warrant impeachment,” Milanović said. The president on Monday ...
Topic of Protection of LGBTQIA+ Persons’ Rights Often Marginalised in Croatia
“I emphasise that the current European Parliament has declared the European Union an LGBTQIA+ freedom zone in response to homophobic ...
MP: Constitutional Court Shouldn’t be Abolished, but Appointment Criteria Should be Changed
“The Constitutional Court should not be abolished because it has had some good decisions, however, the criteria for the appointment of Constitutional ...
Ministry: Procedural Omissions at Two Hospitals in Čavajda Case
A health inspection by the Health Ministry was conducted at the KB Sveti Duh Hospital, the Sisters of Charity Hospital, ...
PM: Constitutional Court’s Ruling is as Expected
Earlier today, the Constitutional Court ruled that the questions in the two referendum petitions launched by the opposition Bridge party ...
Milanović Sees Constitutional Court’s Decision as Coup D’Etat
Earlier on Monday, the Constitutional Court concluded that the questions in the two referendum petitions launched by the opposition Bridge party ...
