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Raspoloženje na okupljanju u izbornoj noći u taboru islandskog „ne“ kampa je veselo. Čak i pre nego što stignu prvi rezultati, već su uvereni da će po

Independent MP Josip Jurčević, a member of the Most party's club, has set a record for the number of appearances in the Croatian Parliament's spring session and also for receiving 303 fines over the past two years, accounting for about five percent of all penalties issued.

Damir Bakić, a Member of Parliament from Možemo, condemned chauvinistic and anti-Serb outbursts in the Croatian Parliament and urged Prime Minister Plenković to take immediate action.

A roundtable discussion titled "Summer 1941 - Croatian Victims of Ethnic Cleansing as a Historiographical and Commemorative Challenge" was held in the Croatian Parliament, organized by Deputy Speaker Penava, focusing on the Srb uprising.

The Croatian government has proposed that Parliament reject an investigation into Medikol, effectively blocking the inquiry. Prime Minister Plenković's administration has taken this stance against the proposed investigation.

US national team coach Mauricio Pochettino expressed his displeasure with journalists' questions following a 3-2 loss to Turkey, showing visible frustration ahead of an upcoming match against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Domovinski pokret, one of Croatia's ruling parties, has officially proposed a resolution to the Croatian Parliament seeking a new electoral federal unit in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The party leader clarified that the proposed unit is virtual, not territorial.

The distinctive 'checkered' pattern, often associated with Croatian national symbols, has made an appearance in the Croatian Parliament.

Core drilling operations at Eiði, part of a feasibility study for the proposed Eyjaganga tunnel to Vestmannaeyjar, have been completed. The drilling, which began in April, is reported to have made good progress, marking a significant milestone in the project.

Croatian police in Zagreb arrested a man found with two pistols, preventing a potentially tragic incident. Interior Minister Davor Božinović announced the arrest, stating that a worse outcome was averted.

The Croatian Parliament failed to elect any of the proposed candidates for the Constitutional Court, leading to heated exchanges and accusations between members of the SDP and HDZ parties.

The Croatian Parliament is scheduled to discuss a proposal to ban the sale of energy drinks to individuals under 18 years old, aimed at protecting their health.

Croatia's Ombudsperson for Children has proposed Ella Selak Bagarić to the Parliament as her new deputy. This nomination aims to fill the deputy position within the ombudsperson's office.

A roundtable discussion in the Croatian Parliament, organized by the Center, NPS, and GLAS parties, concluded that decentralization in Croatia remains only on paper, despite well-intentioned government decisions.

Croatian MP Ivica Baksa criticized Zagreb's city government in Parliament for failing to provide adequate summer vacation opportunities for children and persons with disabilities, calling current tenders an insult.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced that the government is considering reducing VAT rates and European excise duties as potential tools to address the rising energy prices.

Left-wing opposition in the Croatian Parliament expressed surprise that no resignations have occurred in the Croatian Ski Association, Olympic Committee, or Ministry of Tourism and Sport following a corruption scandal.

Operatives of the Lagos State Task Force have arrested five suspected street urchins, known as 'Omotaku,' for allegedly extorting money from motorists along the Aboru–Abule-Egba axis.

Čini se da su sada tenzije u Hrvatskom saboru, nakon gotovo puna tri tjedna, na dosta nižoj razini.

Producenci taboru niepokoją się, że bez ustawowej osłony nie poradzą sobie z dotowaną przez rząd w Pekinie chińską konkurencją.

The topic of migration and international protection has divided Croatian parliamentary representatives, with the left generally welcoming legal improvements while the right warns against Croatia becoming a 'migrant hot spot.'

Croatian Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković vehemently denied accusations of being an Ustasha sympathizer, stating that both left and right-wing extremists deny crimes committed by those they support.

Opposition parties and civic groups in Croatia have announced plans for public demonstrations targeting current government initiatives. The mobilization has sparked sharp political rhetoric, with officials exchanging accusations over protest legitimacy and policy impacts.

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, having stepped away from politics for now, was seen in an unusual appearance at the Guča Trumpet Festival in Serbia, with regional media reporting on his unexpected presence at the cultural event.

Zekanović played an old recording of Grmoja on his phone in Parliament, prompting a reaction from Jandroković.

A fierce confrontation erupted in the Bosnian Parliament over the topic of 'Herceg-Bosna,' overshadowing discussions about Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The SDA party also expressed dissatisfaction, claiming Bosniak positions were taken by Serbs and Croats.

DOMOVINSKI pokret i HDZ postigli su dogovor o rezoluciji za jačanje položaja Hrvata u BiH, koju šalju Saboru.

Croatian President Milanović's actions have become a central topic of debate in the Sabor (Parliament), with discussions involving figures like Bauk and Habijan. Lawmakers are questioning potential outcomes if Milanović and Kundid do not change their stances, suggesting that an element of surprise might be beneficial.

The Croatian Parliament is debating a new taxi law, with opposition parties and some HDZ members criticizing it for potentially burdening traffic in tourist cities.

U iznošenju slobodnih stajališta zastupničkih klubova u utorak u Saboru dominiralo je pitanje i definicija antifašizma, ovisno s koje strane političkog spektra stav dolazi, ali su se izjasnili i o…

Croatia's HDZ party reacted with outrage and chaos in Parliament to a bill proposed by the Možemo! party, accusing them of manipulating and creating a 'vile pamphlet' regarding veterans' care.

At a parliamentary roundtable in Croatia, it was highlighted that 70 people are diagnosed with cancer daily, facing stigmatization and fear of job loss, emphasizing the need to enable oncology patients' right to work.

A heated debate erupted in the Croatian parliament after HDZ's Danijela Blažanović condemned opposition MP Sandra Benčić (Možemo!) for calling HDZ members 'cattle,' labeling it as hate speech and sparking strong reactions from the opposition.

Discussions took place in the Croatian parliament regarding singer Jakov Jozinović, following protests from veterans over his earlier concert in Novi Sad.

Representatives of the Žiča Eparchy and students have submitted a formal request to the Serbian Orthodox Church Assembly, asking for Bishop Justin's case to be handled within the framework of church law.

Croatian political parties are engaged in a heated dispute over the election of constitutional court judges, with the ruling HDZ accusing the opposition of obstruction. Prime Minister Plenković criticized the opposition's stance, while opposition parties like SDP and Možemo rejected what they called blackmail.

Members of the Croatian Parliament were asked to name the countries of former Yugoslavia, revealing varying levels of knowledge.

Croatian Member of Parliament Anka Mrak Taritaš has joined the Center Club in the Sabor, leading to fellow MP Dalija Orešković being left without a parliamentary club. The move has prompted comments from Orešković about her new independent status.

--- --- Premijer Andrej Plenković obratio se medijima prije održavanja aktualnog prijepodneva u Hrvatskom saboru. Na samom je početku komentirao primirje Irana i SAD-a, prenosi N1.

A fierce debate erupted in the Croatian Parliament (Sabor) as it acknowledged Supreme Court reports for 2022-2024, with opposition and ruling parties clashing over responsibility for blocking judicial appointments.

Marko Ajček, the former HDZ mayor of Gradina municipality, has been arrested after a state audit revealed chaotic business practices, millions in debt, and an unusable kindergarten left under his tenure.

Predsjednik Hrvatskog sabora Gordan Jandroković rekao je u četvrtak kako nema informacija o tome da će se dvoje oporbenih zastupnika stranke Drito – Nino Raspudić i Marija Selak Raspudić priključiti…

Nakon što se Dario Zurovec i službeno pridružio vladajućoj većini te postao 78. ruka u Hrvatskom saboru, medijima se obratio HSLS-ov Dario Hrebak, prenosi N1.

ZASTUPNICA Marijana Puljak (Klub Centra i NPS-a) rekla je u slobodnom govoru u Saboru da je i ona posjetila jednu zagrebačku gimnaziju, reagirajući na kritike upućene zastupnici Možemo!

Croatian parliamentary representatives are divided on migration, with the left welcoming improvements, the right warning about 'hot spots,' and MP Pupovac expressing shame over those inciting hatred against other races.

Po ostatnim zaopatrzeniu w środki na zakup wagonów, polskie spółki kolejowe w przyszłości będą korzystać z modeli leasingowych i wynajmu taboru pasażerskiego.

Dalibor Paus, president of the IDS party and a member of parliament, announced on Facebook that he felt compelled to clarify his party's position on ecocide across Croatia, following numerous inquiries from constituents and journalists.

A highly regarded Croatian singer reportedly died tragically following an accident that occurred within the parliament building.

Independent MP Josip Jurčević, a member of the Most party club, was recorded as the most frequent speaker during the Croatian Parliament's spring session, addressing the assembly 530 times over 84 days.

A heated exchange occurred in the Croatian Parliament between Speaker Jandroković and representatives from the Možemo! party, who were accused of wasting over two days on procedural violations. Jandroković responded to their accusations by calling them either malicious or ignorant.

A debate on inflation dominated free speeches in the Croatian Parliament, sparking a heated exchange between the SDP and HDZ parties. SDP's Mišel Jakšić highlighted rising costs, while an HDZ representative asserted the country's economic well-being.

The Croatian Parliament is debating a proposal from the Možemo! party to establish an investigative commission into the Medikol case. The ruling HDZ party has reportedly rejected the investigation.

The Croatian Parliament's Committee for the Constitution, Rules of Procedure, and Political System will commence public interviews with candidates for three new Constitutional Court judges.

A Croatian Member of Parliament controversially addressed his colleagues as "respected cattle," implying their primary interest was their €4,000 salary.

The Croatian Parliament unanimously dismissed Boris Vujčić as Governor of the Croatian National Bank (HNB) at his request, as he is set to become Vice-President of the European Central Bank; however, the decision was preceded by a heated debate.

While Afonso Eulalio still holds the pink jersey at the Giro d'Italia, Jonas Vingegaard is firmly in the saddle and on an excellent path towards his first victory in the race.

The Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) Assembly is convening, with a key item on its agenda being the decision regarding the future of Metropolitan Justin. Reports indicate he may face dismissal, possibly linked to his public support for students.

A group of believers and students submitted a formal request to the Serbian Orthodox Church Assembly, advocating for and defending Bishop Justin.

Rising freight rates are encouraging carriers to invest in new vehicles, though the geopolitical situation remains uncertain, leading to job cuts in German companies.

Croatian opposition lawmakers debated amendments to the VAT law that would allow the government to reduce the VAT rate on oil derivatives, specifically in the event of an escalation of the conflict in the Middle East.

Croatian political parties are in a deadlock over forming an agreement, with the opposition demanding a Supreme Court resolution before any deal, amidst ongoing parliamentary discussions.

The Croatian Parliament's Committee for Elections, Appointments, and Administrative Affairs has decided to reduce the March salaries of two Most party MPs, Grmoja and Troskot, due to their unjustified absence from parliamentary sessions. Grmoja's allowance was reduced by 139 euros, in accordance with a law initiated by the Most party itself.

During a parliamentary debate on femicide, representatives from Croatia's ruling HDZ and DP parties left the hall, which the opposition views as an argument for establishing an investigative commission on the protection of women from violence.

The Lagos State Taskforce has announced the arrest of five suspected hoodlums, known as ‘Omotaku’, who were allegedly extorting motorists in the Aboru and Abule-Egba areas.

Najavljujući ostanak HSLS-a u vladajućoj koaliciji jer "zbog stabilnosti zemlje u ovom nemilom trenutku na globalnoj sceni, ne bi bilo odgovorno od nas da idemo na izvanredne izbore", a pritom je…

Members of the Croatian Parliament are discussing the role of nuclear energy in ensuring energy security, with calls for broader public debate and consensus on implementation and locations.

Marin Piletić was formally sworn in as a member of the Croatian Parliament, pledging to conscientiously and responsibly perform his duties, uphold the Constitution and laws, and work for the overall progress of the Republic of Croatia.

HDZ MP Nikola Mažar criticized a speech by MP Dalija Orešković in Parliament, calling it 'hate speech with a call for liquidation' directed at HDZ members.