#Tomislav Ćorić

Members of parliament from Most held a press conference in front of the Croatian Chamber of Economy headquarters in Zagreb, calling for an investigation into waste trade and warning of a potential conflict of interest involving Minister Ćorić and companies on the USKOK protocol.

Europol says at least 35,000 tons were illegally dumped, and expert analysis in Gospić revealed dangerous concentrations of copper, lead, and antimony.

Davorko Vidović, a former minister in Ivica Račan's government and until recently the president of the Social Democrats, has accepted Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's invitation to serve as a special advisor to the Minister of Finance, helping to rectify the injustices that, according to the Prime Minister, were inflicted on veterans by Račan's government.

Davorko Vidović, a former minister in Račan's government, has become a special advisor to Finance Minister Tomislav Ćorić for a monthly gross fee of €1,417, confirming the Prime Minister's long-standing affinity for this party that split from the SDP.

Davorko Vidović becomes special adviser to Finance Minister Tomislav Ćorić. Analysts interpret the PM's move as a continuation of HDZ's expansion toward the political center and absorption of the left.

For the third consecutive month, we record a lower rate of price growth, but services continue to rise, and citizens see no end to the increase in costs.

Croatian Bureau of Statistics Reports Third Consecutive Month of Slowdown, but Energy and Services Continue to Rise, and the Public Doesn't Feel Prices Easing

Package of tax law amendments sent to public consultation, effective from 2027. No changes for over 83% of craftsmen, large companies with excess profits targeted.