World
Germany Introduces Security Revolution: Intelligence Agencies Authorized for Cyber Attacks and Sabotage
The reform provides for active cyber attacks and sabotage, with Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt calling it a security revolution. The opposition warns of historical reasons for the strict separation of powers.
Croatia
Grlić Radman: We Will Not Tire Until Croats in BiH Are Equal
Croatian Foreign Minister criticized last week's conference in Sarajevo and announced the continuation of a diplomatic offensive toward the EU and the US for changes to the election law ahead of October elections.
Economy
UGP Calls for Withdrawal of Higher Tax for Lump-Sum Taxpayers
The Entrepreneurs' Voice Association strongly opposes the Government's proposal to reduce recognized expenses for craftsmen with incomes above €40,000, calling the measure contradictory to the anti-inflation package.
ECONOMY
Fitch affirms Croatia's A- rating with stable outlook
Fitch agency confirmed Croatia's investment-grade credit rating at A- with stable outlook, which the Government hailed as validation of its economic policy.
World
Italy Lowers Age of Criminal Responsibility: Minors as Young as 14 Facing Court
Italian government proposes law presuming minors aged 14-18 understand consequences of their actions. Proposal divides ruling coalition and draws sharp criticism from opposition.
Croatia
Croatia Reforms Its Criminal Justice System: A Shift Toward Rehabilitation Over Punishment
Vijesti
Pension Funds Under Pressure: An Aging Population Is Changing the Rules
Politics
Private Test Results Automatically Integrated into CEZIH System, Penalties for Non-Connected Facilities