#Državni inspektorat

While DIRH insists Carpe Diem has complied with the ruling, Hvar residents testify that music from parties in Stipanska still drowns out open-air film screenings.

The President of the Republic has called for an extraordinary session of Parliament and a 15-day deadline for appointing the Chief State Inspector, while Plenković says he will do so when the Government deems it necessary.

Former Chief State Inspector Defends Himself from Freedom in Quarry Case, but Šincek's Bribery Allegations for Tolerating Illegal Waste Have Not Yet Gained Formal Suspect Status

A vehicle with the message "Old batteries, boilers, washing machines, refrigerators..." patrols the streets in the early morning hours, and residents are wondering if the collector has a permit for the noise, not just for the waste.

The island of Vir expects over 2 million overnight stays by the end of August, but the director of the Tourist Board warns that figures could be up to 15 percent higher if all guests were registered.

Deputy Mayor of Varaždin claims to possess records proving excess waste quantities, including 700 tons of hazardous waste, while an investigation in Gospić is underway over 37,000 tons of illegally dumped waste.

The accident occurred on Tuesday morning at a construction site in Zagreb's Črnomerec neighborhood, and the injured man was transported to Merkur University Hospital.

The presidency of the Homeland and National Gathering party has called for a full reconstruction of the case of illegal dumping of tens of thousands of tons of waste, demanding accountability from the top of the government down to those who carried it out on the ground.

The former chief state inspector was arrested in November 2025 on suspicion of corruption, and nine months later, the government has still not appointed his successor.

The City Council of Hvar unanimously adopted a decision to restrict the sale of alcoholic beverages, aiming to protect public order, peace, and cultural heritage.

Varaždin Mayor Neven Bosilj warns that the hazardous waste case in Gospić directly concerns Varaždin, where around 5,000 tonnes of waste from the same company sit on the site of the former Mundus facility. He demands full transparency, publication of inspection reports and laboratory analyses, and holds the government and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković accountable.

Varaždin Mayor Neven Bosilj sharply criticized the Prime Minister and state institutions over the hazardous waste case in Gospić, warning that a significant amount of waste from the same company is also located in Varaždin. He demanded full transparency, laboratory results, and groundwater analysis.

The State Inspectorate found nearly 10 tons of meat products in an illegal facility in the Radonić hamlet. All products will be destroyed due to the inability to establish traceability.

An Index.hr reader sent photos of a disturbing scene next to the unfinished University Hospital building, while the City of Zagreb washes its hands and points to the landowner.

Former Chief State Inspector under investigation for bribery allegations, while PM Plenković announces waste remediation and weekly fuel price setting.

Construction waste, plastic, and white goods have been piling up in Novaljsko Polje for the second consecutive year, with authorities failing to respond despite the risk of fire and debris being scattered by the bura wind.