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A vehicle with the message "Old batteries, boilers, washing machines, refrigerators..." patrols the streets in the early morning hours, and residents are wondering if the collector has a permit for the noise, not just for the waste.

Ahead of the emergency session of the Environment Committee on hazardous waste in Gospić, leaders of the SDP, Možemo!, GLAS, DOSIP, and Centar held a joint press conference with sharp accusations against the government.

The British outlet has included Mljet on its list of Europe's best islands for a holiday, highlighting its nature, tranquility, and excellent gastronomy as key selling points.

The listing claims it's a beret with a metal police insignia from the military-police operation Bljesak, described by the seller as a 'JA Montgomeri Begej', size 54.

The Serbian People's Party sought a peaceful solution, and between 9,000 and 12,000 Serbs actively defended Croatia in the ranks of the ZNG and HV.

While firefighters in Herzegovina battle massive wildfires and Konjic seeks international aerial assistance, Dubrovnik police have revealed that the fire on Gorica was caused by illegal fireworks.

In his column for Glas Istre, Darko Jelinek questions what kind of society we have become when Lika, for which immense sacrifices were made, faces an ecological disaster from imported mafia waste, and the system remains silent.

After the PM's statement on the waste scandal, the SDP MP accuses him of blaming the opposition and citizens for spreading panic, rather than those responsible for years of illegal dumping.

The young Ivory Coast international has signed a contract until 2030, and coach Glasner has finally secured the center-back he had been targeting since his time at Crystal Palace.

After the discovery of 37,000 tons of hazardous waste in Gospić, opposition parties demand an emergency session of Parliament and a vote of no confidence in the government, while locals report contaminated water and dying trees.

The president of Most accused SDP and We Can! of fear, while they insist that the first step must be an emergency session of the parliamentary committee in Gospić scheduled for Friday.

The U.S. president claims full control over the key global oil shipping route. Meanwhile, he extended the waiver allowing foreign vessels to transport oil between U.S. ports for 90 days, but under stricter conditions.

Although the City Council passed the decision on July 29, it has yet to take effect due to delays in publishing it in the Official Gazette. Councilor Jakov Prkić warns the measure could be in force for less than a month.

Bridge's Presidency has decided to initiate proceedings for a vote of no confidence in the Croatian Government, convening a meeting of all parliamentary clubs for Tuesday at noon. The primary reason is the environmental disaster in Gospić and, as they claim, systematic cover-up by the authorities.

The central Mass on Saturday, August 15, will be led by Bishop Roko Glasnović, with the faithful also expecting the traditional procession and blessing in the city harbor.

Mayor Franković, in an interview with the British media outlet, presented the measures the City has implemented to tackle the challenges of mass tourism, which are now serving as an example for other historic destinations.