Speaker of Parliament Defends Changes to Parliamentary Standing Orders
ZAGREB, January 22, 2018- Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković on Monday refuted claims that the new Standing Orders, that are currently being drafted, were aimed at silencing the opposition.
Political Parties Ready for New Parliamentary Season
What did Croatia's political parties do during the holiday break?
Government Survives No Confidence Vote in Parliament
The no-confidence motion was rejected with 59 votes in favour and 78 against.
Opposition Lacking Votes to Bring Down Government
Even SDP does not believe it will manage to provoke the fall of the government but says the goal is to force Plenković to come to the Parliament to provide answers on Agrokor.
Witnesses Getting Ready to Testify in Agrokor Parliamentary Investigation
No one seems to know anything.
Istanbul Convention on Preventing Violence against Women Divides Croatian MPs
Croatia signed the Istanbul Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence in 2013 but has still not ratified it.
Rules for National Minorities MPs Election to Be Changed?
The proposed referendum is sure to cause turmoil in Croatian politics.
While on Summer Vacation, MPs Spend 10 Million Kunas
Although they are on a two-month summer break, MPs are spending taxpayers' money like they are hard at work.
MP Accused of Offering Bribe to Journalist Loses Immunity
Franjo Lucić was recorded trying to bribe a journalist.
Parliament Makes Final Decisions and Leaves for Long Summer Break
The next regular session will begin in the second half of September.
