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Nikola Grmoja

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Waste management and illegal dumping in the Balkans

20 clusters · 71 sources · last updated

Latest: Gospić waste remediation enters new phase with 36 million euro tender

Illegal waste disposal remains a persistent issue in Croatia and the wider Balkans. In addition to construction waste being abandoned in forests and roadsides in Kotoriba and Mraclin, new reports indicate that illegal du

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Gospić waste scandal: Remediation and political fallout

30 clusters · 152 sources · last updated

Latest: European Parliament investigates environmental concerns in Croatia

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 to 44,000 tons of illegally deposited waste, incl

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Controversy over Marin Miletić parliamentary rhetoric

3 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatian Parliament denies immunity removal for Marin Miletić

Marin Miletić, a Member of Parliament for Croatia’s Most party, sparked significant political backlash following remarks made during a parliamentary debate regarding corruption and the judiciary. Miletić suggested radica

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Waste management developments in Croatia

5 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia considers waste management reforms and recycling expansions

Waste management in Croatia is experiencing regional variations in capacity, costs, and operational procedures. In Split, the Karepovac landfill is nearing its capacity limits, with projections suggesting it may only suf

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Croatia-Serbia diplomatic tensions

2 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia and Serbia exchange accusations over missing persons and war archives

Diplomatic relations between Croatia and Serbia have experienced renewed friction involving security concerns and historical grievances. In late October 2026, tensions rose following arrests in Serbia of individuals, inc

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Wildfires and arson investigations persist across Balkans

27 clusters · 530 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatia: Multiple fires reported in Split-Dalmatia and Rijeka regions

Wildfires and environmental management challenges persist across the Balkans. In Croatia, firefighting operations remain intense in the Dalmatia region. In Prološac, crews utilizing 21 vehicles and three CL-415 aircraft

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