Croatia
Easier Path to Old-Age Pension for Deminers
After Croatia became a landmine-free country, 22 deminers can no longer meet the requirement of eight years of demining work, so the law is being amended to secure their pensions.
Croatia
Ružić on Waste Disposal in Lika: All Those Responsible Will Be Identified and the Threat Remediated
The Minister of Labour, Pension System, Family and Social Policy states that all measures are being taken to prevent any potential harmful impact on the health of people in Gospić and Lika.
Croatia
Soldiers, Police Officers, and Official Personnel to Receive Higher Pensions, Costing 100 Million Euros
The government has opened for public consultation amendments that will exempt around 34,000 beneficiaries from pension reductions and ease retirement conditions, with unions welcoming the correction of a long-standing injustice.
Croatia
Croatians Divided Over Larger Veterans' Pensions
Starting January 1st next year, around 200,000 veterans will receive increased pensions, and the law amendments also bring changes for 27,000 active military personnel and police officers.
Crime
Day Before Tragedy in Začretje, Mandatory Divorce Counseling Was Held
A father and two children lost their lives in a house fire in Sveti Križ Začretje. The investigation is ongoing, and it has been revealed that mandatory divorce counseling was held the day before, raising questions about statements made by Minister Alen Ružić.
