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Croatia illegal waste dumping crisis

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Latest: Gospić illegal waste dump contaminates groundwater, prompting calls for remediation

In late July 2026, authorities highlighted a long‑standing waste dump of about 3,500 tonnes of tires and plastic beside artificial Lake Štikada near Gračac. The site, which supplies drinking water to the municipality, ra

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Hajduk Split faces USKOK and DORH investigations

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Latest: Ivan Turidić Confirms USKOK Probe of Hajduk Football Club

After a 2‑0 win over Žilina on 10 July, HNK Hajduk Split reiterated that claims of a USKOK raid on Poljud stadium were fabricated, urging responsible media coverage and reserving legal recourse. On 21 July the State Att

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Kerum family legal probe in Croatia

2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Željko Kerum briefly detained in Vela Luka amid media sensationalism

In late July 2026, Croatian authorities expanded a criminal investigation into former mayor Željko Kerum and alleged illegal construction linked to the Pršut tavern case. The Split County Court ordered the pre‑trial dete

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Kerum corruption investigations in Croatia

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Latest: Croatian ex‑mayor Željko Kerum detained in USKOK corruption probe

The anti‑corruption probe that began with former Split mayor Željko Kerum’s complaint about a state‑ordered yacht‑marina demolition has expanded into a full‑scale criminal investigation. USKOK has alleged that Kerum, his

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Croatia expands online reporting tools

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Latest: Croatia's CNZD becomes first Trusted Flagger for illegal online content

In late July 2026 Croatia introduced two distinct digital mechanisms for reporting wrongdoing. On 26 July, entrepreneur Saša Savić launched Zviždač.org, an anonymous whistle‑blower portal that lets citizens submit detail