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The former Vice President of Parliament and HDZ underwent two surgeries in a short period, but according to party sources, his life is not in danger.

Interior Ministry and Pension Insurance Institute say they have no information about the breach, while data protection agency does not answer calls.

The public procurement covers one camera and five housings for speed measurement, with the equipment to be used by the Croatian Ministry of the Interior. Locations and bid deadline have also been announced.

The Croatian Football Federation has reported to the Ministry of the Interior the emergence of fake websites mimicking official ticket sales channels.

The call for the Adult Secondary Education Program is open from April 8, with candidates able to apply via e-Citizens or by mail until August 28, 2026.

Scammers pose as senior police officials and demand that citizens respond within 72 hours, sending messages from an address unrelated to the Croatian police.

Police determined that the 60-year-old who called 192 to report finding dangerous items in Peščenica had actually placed a TNT bullet, anti-personnel mines, detonators, and 68 rounds of ammunition there himself.

Mohamad Sh. was convicted of rape in 2020 and was supposed to be deported, but a new asylum request allowed him to stay in the country. In June 2025, he committed another rape against a Nepali national.

After the dramatic rescue of a Portuguese woman, rescuers located a young man in the Velebit Channel area. The search for the remaining two people continues with the involvement of a police helicopter.

Mohamad Sh. (38) has been sentenced to six and a half years in prison for rape and unlawful deprivation of liberty. The victim managed to save herself by secretly sending a message for help.

Unknown individuals pose as the Ministry of the Interior and demand money for alleged traffic violations. Police say it's a phishing campaign and advise deleting the message and not responding.

As of August 3, 2026, paper and old plastic ID cards issued before 2003 have ceased to be valid, leaving citizens facing administrative hurdles and fines.

Following a criminal investigation, a criminal report was filed against him, and disciplinary proceedings will follow before the MUP Disciplinary Court.

The Criminal Investigation Service has urged citizens to remain vigilant and report any suspicious calls to the police immediately.

Police found a wounded man and two suspects in a family home in Donja Britvica, and seized firearms and a knife. Investigation is underway for attempted murder.

Checks have established reasonable suspicion of a serious breach of official duty, the Ministry of the Interior has confirmed. The case that shook the Požega-Slavonia Police Department in mid-July was first reported by Telegram journalist Drago Hedl.