Spain Rejects Croatia’s Request to Extradite Former Yugoslav Intelligence Agent
ZAGREB, February 3, 2018 (Hina) - Spain has refused to extradite former Yugoslav secret service agent Vinko Sindičić to Croatia after he was arrested in a hotel in the northern city of Burgos on January 26.
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.
Croatia’s Intelligence Agency Publishes Report on National Security
In 2016, there were at least seven attempts of state-sponsored cyberattacks on protected information and communication systems of Croatia’s state institutions.
Croatia’s Homeland Security Council Meets After Attack in Germany
Homeland Security Council claims that security situation in Croatia is stable.
Leaders of Communist-Era Intelligence Service Found Guilty for Assassination of Croatian Emigrant
Josip Perković and Zdravko Mustač took part in organizing the assassination of Croatian emigrant Stjepan Đureković in 1983.
Parliamentary Committee Will Not Discuss Dismissal of Security Intelligence Agency Director
Security Intelligence Agency Director Dragan Lozančić taken off the parliamentary agenda.
SDP to Try to Establish Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry on Lozančić Case?
The case of the dismissal of the head of the Croatian Intelligence Agency continues to occupy the politiicians.
New Scandal Involving Croatian Security Intelligence Agency
Unhappy times at the Croatian Intelligence Agency.
Dismissal of Security Intelligence Agency Director Causes New Divisions in Government
Who is making the decisions in Croatia these days?
