World
Trump's New Executive Orders Target Birthright Citizenship
The U.S. president signed two executive orders, reopening the legal battle over the limits of presidential power versus the 14th Amendment.
World
Trump Continues Push to Remove Fed Governor Lisa Cook
The U.S. president renews his battle to oust the first Black woman on the central bank's board, despite a June Supreme Court ruling that protected the institution's independence.
Croatia
Passenger Co-Responsible if Driver Drinks; Wider Road Does Not Guarantee Priority
Supreme Court and High Commercial Court Issue Rulings Clarifying Rules for Drivers and Passengers
Croatia
Supreme Court Unifies Practice in CHF Loan Disputes
By Decision Revd-2310/2026-3, it was confirmed that default interest on overpaid amounts runs only until the date of loan conversion, and court costs are allocated according to the parties' success.
Politics
Small Businesses Sue Trump Over New Tariffs on 60 Countries
The Trump administration imposed 10% and 12.5% tariffs on 60 trading partners on July 24, 2026, citing forced labor. Two U.S. small businesses filed a lawsuit the same day, arguing the president is overstepping his legal authority.