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Former Gospić mayor says responsibility lies not with local authorities, while current mayor accuses him of meetings with businessman Josip Šincek in Ogulin.

Company INSA continued to receive contracts from HAMAG-BICRO even after DKOM determined that the ISO certificates it used to prove its bid claims were invalid, reports Stijena.info.

Researcher Nikola Kajkić publicly calls out the SDSS president for failing to condemn hate messages after the fire in Croatia and earlier statements about war crimes at Ovčara, demanding an apology and disassociation.

Opposition demands government's dismissal over slow response, while 37,000 tons of waste remain in the soil. USKOK has released alarming findings on pollution.

Prime Minister accuses opposition of hysteria and undermining the tourist season, while public call for waste removal announced by August 25. Capak and HZJZ stand by him.

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.

Criminal investigation related to the Pijesak Affair continues in Slavonski Brod. The City, UZGŠO, and Monika j.d.o.o. remain silent on yesterday's inquiries about documentation, while police act on the order of the County State Attorney's Office.

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.

An analysis of public payments reveals that the company from Gromačnik received nearly 1.9 million euros from the city budget and related institutions from 2023 to June 2026. Due to suspicions of favoritism, police officers entered the city administration premises on August 10.

Independent councilwoman Slavica Lemaić confirmed she has filed a criminal complaint over suspicions of illegal spending of public funds on volleyball courts at Vijuš. The police have already launched an investigation.

At the heart of the scandal involving tens of thousands of tons of hazardous waste buried in Gospić, Varaždin, and Benkovac is the married couple Josip and Monika Šincek, with the investigation revealing a web of family ties, suspicions of corruption, and money laundering.

The new arrest of the former Split mayor recalled the scandalous beginning of his relationship with Fani Horvat, which shocked the public in 2009.

Former Split Mayor and HGS President Arrested on Korčula, Along with Nephew Igor Sapunar, Lazina Company Owner Tomislav Režić, and Former Official Andrija Polić

The race for the top position of the Croatian Olympic Committee is marked by police searches, the arrest of the Olympic program director, and allegations of non-transparent spending of €64 million.

Slovenian Minister Anže Logar and former Minister Luka Mesec agreed that the free transfer of the company Progros to tax advisor Rok Snežič is a mockery of unpaid workers and state institutions.