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Defamation lawsuits involving Croatian public figures

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Latest: Miro Bulj faces defamation lawsuit from CIOS Group owner Petar Pripuz

Legal disputes involving defamation claims have emerged in Croatia involving public figures and political actors. In Split, Vice Mihanović, director of the Split Port Authority, has resumed a private defamation lawsuit

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Ratko Mladić death and funeral spark regional controversy

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Latest: Serbian national detained in Zagorje for glorifying Ratko Mladić

Following the death of convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić on August 27, 2026, regional tensions have escalated. Mladić’s son, Darko, and a defense medical team have alleged he died due to ‘irresponsible medical treatmen

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Gospić waste scandal: Remediation and cross-border concerns

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Latest: Gospić waste crisis: Croatia forms scientific council for remediation

The environmental crisis in Gospić has escalated into a significant political and legal issue for the Croatian government. Following the discovery of approximately 37,000 tons of illegally deposited waste, including haza

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Croatia rental and hospitality law disputes

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia prepares new law to regulate apartment rental market

The Croatian government is developing new legislation to regulate the apartment rental market, aiming to modernize laws that date back to 1996. One proposed measure, the Law on the Rental of Apartments, seeks to regulate

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Bosnia and Herzegovina electoral reform dispute

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Latest: Bosnia and Herzegovina political leaders debate electoral reforms and foreign influence

Political tensions in Bosnia and Herzegovina are intensifying ahead of the October 4, 2026, elections. Disputes continue to center on electoral reform and the representation of Croats, specifically regarding proposals fo

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Croatia credit law rollout and banking risk outlook

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Latest: Croatia implements new consumer credit law to prevent over-indebtedness

Croatia is implementing significant legislative reforms to enhance consumer protection and manage systemic financial risks. The new Consumer Credit Law, effective 20 November 2026, merges consumer and housing credit regu

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