Todorić: ''Show Your Financial Reports''
No financial reports for Agrokor have been made public for three months, and Agrokor's former boss, as usual, has something to say about it...
Did Serbia Give Croatia Outdated Missing Persons Data?
Was Vučić's ''friendly visit'' all cloaks and daggers after all?
Agrokor: Small Shareholder Representative States ''Everything Until Now Has Been Lost Time''
Jelčić Purko claims that it's impossible to pick up where Ramljak left off because no permanent creditor council has been appointed.
What Does Agrokor Case Reveal about Uncomfortable Reality of Croatian State?
Agrokor, just another Parmalat scandal?
Todorić: ''Law Ramljak Wrote Himself Doesn't Apply To Him''
According to Agrokor's ex boss, Lex Agrokor was written by the company's government appointed extraordinary commissioner, and yet... it doesn't apply to him.
Todorić: ''Where is Agrokor's Money?''
It seems to be the question of the hour, the day, the week, the month and the year for Agrokor's former boss.
Plenković says Government will Reduce VAT
ZAGREB, January 17th, 2018 - Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said during Question Time in Parliament on Wednesday that the government would reduce Value Added Tax (VAT).
Slovenia's Cerar Denies Agreement on Border Dispute Resolution was Reached with Croatia
ZAGREB, January 18th, 2018 - Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar on Wednesday strongly denied an article in the Croatian newspaper Vecernji List according to which he backed down from a draft agreement on resolution of the border dispute a day before his recent visit to Zagreb, saying that Slovenia was insisting on the implementation of the border arbitration ruling.
PM says Seven Bids Submitted for INA Consultants
ZAGREB, January 17th, 2018 - Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Wednesday that seven renowned finance houses had submitted bids to the government's call for consultants in the buyout of Hungarian oil company MOL's stake in its Croatian peer INA.
Croatian PM expects European Commission to Give Opinion on Uljanik Soon
ZAGREB, January 17th, 2018 - Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković told parliament during Question Time on Wednesday that he expected the European Commission to provide Zagreb very soon with its position on the government's approval of a state guarantee for the Uljanik shipyard to help with its restructuring and financial consolidation.
