Borjana Krišto, chairwoman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, decided to withdraw the first three agenda items from the agenda of today's session, N1 BiH confirmed, writes N1.
The City of Split will borrow around 46,9 million euros from OTP Bank and Zagrebačka Bank to finance capital projects, the Split City Council decided on Tuesday evening with 27 votes in favor and two abstentions.
"I do not have the courage to advise any nation on what to do in such moments. What I know for sure is that the price of such thinking will be counted in the minds and lives of Ukrainians and Russians, and not Germans and French," said President Zoran Milanović, commenting on the proposal for possible territorial concessions that Ukraine would be willing to consider in order to end the war. The president said this in Bratislava, during an official visit to the Slovak Republic, where he met with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini, Prime Minister Robert Fico and the President of the National Council of the Slovak Republic Richard Raši, writes President.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Physical Planning, Construction and State Property Branko Bačić, commenting on the controversy surrounding the package of laws concerning physical planning and construction, stated that part of the profession that does not support the laws does not think they are unconstitutional.
The Croatian Women's Network has warned that 19 women have been murdered in Croatia this year, they believe that the government has not provided an effective legal and strategic framework for their protection, and they are demanding the resignations of the Minister of Family and Social Policy, Marin Piletić, and the Minister of the Interior, Davor Božinović.
The Split City Council on Tuesday adopted the city budget for 2026 in the amount of 403 million euros, with the 16th vote needed for a majority being that of independent councilor Davor Matijević, former president of the Split SDP, writes HRT.
Today, on the eve of the session of the Government of the Republic of Croatia with county prefects, a ceremony was held in Dubrovnik to award contracts from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan 2021-2026 for the Call for Proposals "Construction, reconstruction and equipping of primary schools for the needs of single-shift work and all-day schools".
Elon Musk has become the first person to have a net worth exceeding $600 billion, according to Forbes magazine's calculations published on Monday.
Former mayor of Split and president of the Croatian Civic Party (HGS) Željko Kerum has been detained in the Bilice pretrial detention center, where he is expected to remain until December 29th of this year, due to a traffic accident.
Split councilors continue today with the 8th session of the Split City Council in the council chamber of the City Administration building.
Prime Minister and HDZ leader Andrej Plenković said on Monday that the opposition is creating a sense of an extraordinary atmosphere regarding the package of so-called Bačić laws, and asserted that these laws benefit citizens and there is nothing unconstitutional in them.
Croatian Roads has selected a contractor for one of the most important traffic projects in the wider Split area. The Hering company from Široki Brijeg will build the Stobreč interchange (TTTS), which will connect the already constructed Mravinci-TTTS section with the future expressway towards Omiš.
Independent councilor Davor Matijević, former head of the Split SDP, announced on Monday that he would support the city budget proposal for next year at the City Council session because the Government has initiated the procedure for donating the Zagreb Hotel in Duilovo for conversion into a nursing home.
The three colloquially called Bačić Laws, which were passed by the Croatian Parliament on Monday, will come into force on the first day of the new year 2026. Building permits should be issued faster, all spatial plans must be digitalized, and the institute of urban land consolidation will be restored, it writes N1.
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On Monday, the Croatian Parliament passed a new Toll Collection Act, which introduces a single electronic toll collection system on the entire motorway network in Croatia from March 1, 2027, and which should significantly improve traffic flow, it writes. N1.
On Monday, the Croatian Parliament passed, by a majority vote, new laws on construction, spatial planning, and energy efficiency in buildings, colloquially known as the 'Bačić Laws'.
On Monday, the Croatian Parliament passed the Act on the Construction of a Radioactive Waste Management Center through an urgent procedure, which provides a regulatory basis for the construction of a waste disposal site from the Krško Nuclear Power Plant, as well as domestic hospitals and industry, with the preferred location being Čerkezovac on Trgovska Gora, it writes. HRT.
Police officers from the First Police Station in Split, during the surveillance of public areas and the prevention of pyrotechnic abuse and child protection, determined on Saturday that a 13-year-old boy was in possession of 62 pieces of F2 and F3 pyrotechnic devices on a children's playground. The minor was brought to the police station, his parents were informed about the incident, and the pyrotechnics were confiscated. An employee of the Croatian Institute for Social Work was involved in the procedure. It was determined that he had purchased the pyrotechnics over the Internet. A special report was sent against the minor to the competent MDO for Youth.
Although food prices in some countries are lower than in the European Union as a whole, households in these countries often spend a larger share of their budget on food, reports N1.
In the period from Friday, December 12th to Sunday, December 14th, police officers of the Split-Dalmatia Police Department carried out increased traffic control activities on the roads.
