“Plenković and Ministers Lied to the Nation”
ZAGREB, August 25, 2018 - GLAS party leader Anka Mrak Taritaš said on Friday that it was now undoubtedly clear that Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and his ministers had lied to the Croatian public about the so-called Borg group and Agrokor, and that they had used state institutions to help a particular interest group gain significant material benefit.
"Amsterdam Coalition" Parties Sign Cooperation Statement
ZAGREB, May 9, 2018 - The leaders of the GLAS, Istrian Democratic Party (IDS) and Pametno parties, Anka Mrak Taritaš, Boris Miletić and Marijana Puljak respectively, signed a statement of cooperation for a better Croatia on Wednesday, marking the official start of their joint political activities in preparations for elections for the European Parliament and for presidential and general elections in Croatia.
GLAS Liberal Party Proposes Revision of Vatican Treaties
ZAGREB, April 20, 2018 - The GLAS party on Friday informed that it had sent a motion into parliamentary procedure proposing the launching of negotiation procedures to amend the treaties between the Holy See and Croatia with the aim of protecting secular values which, this opposition party underscores, is a constitutional category.
“Amsterdam Coalition” Parties Advocate for Croatia as a Liberal Democracy
ZAGREB, January 21, 2018 - Leaders of the Civil Liberal Alliance (GLAS), Pametno and the Istrian Democratic Party (IDS), held their first summit in Zagreb on Sunday, saying that their goal was to develop Croatia as a modern state built on the tenets of liberal democracies and to offer the citizens of Croatia optimism and hope in a better future.
Liberal GLAS Party Advocates for Changes in Concordat with Vatican
ZAGREB, January 20, 2018 - Leaders of the Civil-Liberal Alliance (GLAS) party on Saturday said that GLAS lawmakers would move motions for amending the labour legislation to make it more flexible and for reviewing Croatia's agreements with the Holy See in order to change models for financing religious communities.
President Demands Efforts to Save Oil Refinery in Sisak
ZAGREB, January 20, 2018 - Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović said on Saturday that shutting down the Sisak oil refinery would have serious repercussions for the population in that city 50 kilometres southeast of Zagreb, and that it was essential to do all that is necessary to salvage the refinery.
Opposition MPs Receive Death Threats Over Events in the Hague
The reason is their position regarding yesterday’s dramatic events at the war crimes tribunal.
