Anti-Corruption Council Demands Changes to Public Procurement Legislation
ZAGREB, January 31, 2018 - The National Council for Monitoring Anti-Corruption Strategy Implementation on Wednesday backed an initiative for a new law on the State Commission for Supervision of Public Procurement Procedures which would prevent corruption risks and define the status of members of the commission.
Politicians, Current and Former, Heading to Court
Another busy year for the largest court in the country.
Intelligence Officials Found Guilty of Stealing Informants’ Money
ZAGREB, January 24, 2018 - The Zagreb County Court on Wednesday sentenced a former head of the Military Security and Intelligence Agency, Darko Grdić, and his then deputy Ognjen Preost to three years' imprisonment each pending appeal for stealing five million kuna intended for informants from 2009 to 2012.
Perjury Investigation Against Real Madrid’s Luka Modrić Continues
Six months after the investigation was launched, there is still no decision whether Modrić will be tried.
12% of Croats Ready to Give Bribe to Get or Keep Their Jobs
Corruption is present in all parts of the society.
Top 5 Mega-Uhljebs In Croatia
The competition is intense and it was not easy to choose, but here are the top 5 “uhljebs” in Croatia.
Municipal Landfill Director Pays Himself Million Kuna Bonus
Not a bad job if you can get it.
Commercial Court Judge Arrested on Suspicion of Corruption
The police confirmed it was conducting a criminal investigation against several persons for suspicion of committing criminal offences in the area of economic crimes with elements of corruption.
After Missing Court Due to Illness, Sanader Miraculously Gets Better
The former Prime Minister has gone from lying in a hospital to strolling through shopping malls in just a few days.
Trial Against Zagreb Mayor Bandić to Finally Start?
Milan Bandić and former Prime Minister Ivo Sanader should get starting dates for their trials next week.
