Ivica Todorić: ''How Agrokor is Being Robbed''
Todorić, now a self-proclaimed ''citizen in England'' posts a new entry to his blog.
Zvečevo Depends on Government, Agrokor and Creditors
The Požega company needs around 104 million kuna and Agrokor's support to begin on a restructuring plan.
President Says She Isn't In Conflict with Plenković
Despite her recent criticism of Andrej Plenković's government policies, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović insists the two aren't in conflict.
Plenković to Grabar-Kitarović: ''We've Got Problems, But Croatia Isn't In State Of Emergency''
While expressing no particular desire to comment on the criticism he has faced of late, the PM has clearly rebuffed the President's claims about the country being in a ''state of emergency''.
Todorić: ''The Fight Against A Corrupt System''
The blog of Europol's most wanted sees yet another entry.
Agrokor, Todorić, Insults and Lawsuits - La La Land Visits Planet Earth
Yet another blog post from Europe's most wanted...
Markus Söder: Economic Reforms First, Then Adopt The Euro
The Bavarian finance minister warns that the dreaded Greek scenario will follow without engaging in the necessary reforms before the introduction of the euro in Croatia.
Zdravko Marić ''Through Adopting Euro We'll Be Able To Raise Living Standards and Prosperity''
With nay-sayers among the public all the more vocal and concerns about a possible Greek scenario taking place all the more widespread, some of Croatia's financial experts answer frequently asked questions...
Todorić: ''Agrokor Didn't Have Problems At Beginning Of 2017, State Caused Huge Damage''
The blog strikes again.
Ante Ramljak: ''We'll Have to Write Off 70% of Agrokor's Debt''
Agrokor's government appointed extraordinary commissioner appeared on Zoran Šprajc's popular show on RTL television last night.
