News
Shortage of Personnel, Digitalization, and Trust: What Is the Croatian Police Struggling With?
Although crime has declined, the police face a chronic shortage of officers in rural areas and the challenge of adapting to cyber threats.
Croatia
Croatian Tap Water: Only One Microplastic Particle in Seven Liters, HZZO Introduces e-Reporting of Injuries
The Institute for Water publishes first official data on microplastics; Croatia is ten times better than the European average. Meanwhile, HZZO's digitalization saves 200,000 sheets of paper annually.
Economy
Croatia Near Bottom of EU in AI Adoption in Companies, HUP Demands €341 Million
The Croatian Employers' Association warns that only 15 percent of domestic companies use artificial intelligence, while the European average is nearly 20 percent. The proposed package of measures includes vouchers, educational programs, and public administration reform.
Politics
Private Test Results Automatically Integrated into CEZIH System, Penalties for Non-Connected Facilities
Patients will no longer need to carry private test results to their doctors as they will be visible in their medical records. Private facilities that fail to connect will face penalties.
Politics
EU Introduces New Rules for Driving Licenses, Cross-Border Enforcement of Bans
The European Parliament has adopted a reform introducing digital licenses by 2030 and preventing drivers from evading driving bans in other member states.
Politics
Village of Breza near Bjelovar Gets Fiber Optic Network with Speeds up to 1 Gbit/s