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Croatia’s anti-corruption agency, USKOK, and the European Public Prosecutor's Office have conducted a series of coordinated arrests across Zagreb and Slavonia. The large-scale operation marks another significant push by both domestic and international authorities to target graft. The government is preparing to make every salary in the country public. A new draft of the labor law would end pay secrecy and adjust how annual leave is calculated, impacting the legal rights and transparency requirements for every citizen. Meanwhile, at the Constitutional Court, Judge Andrej Abramović has warned of a dangerous precedent regarding the private recording of court sessions by his superiors. A reported rape at a hospital in Rab has taken a significant and unexpected turn, though details remain sparse. In Zagreb, a white BMW managed to end up on its side in the middle of a city street; elsewhere, new weather maps indicate that the first snow of the season could arrive as early as this week.

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A large-scale anti-corruption operation, conducted by Croatia's USKOK and the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), is underway, resulting in arrests in various parts of the country, including Slavonia and Zagreb County.

Jutarnji list: Major Anti-Corruption Operation Underway in Croatia

USKOK, Croatia's anti-corruption agency, has launched a new operation with arrests being made across the country, in coordination with the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO).

Večernji list: Major Operation by USKOK and EPPO Leads to Arrests

A new, large-scale operation by the Croatian Anti-Corruption and Organized Crime Office (USKOK) and the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) is underway, with arrests being made in Slavonia and Zagreb County.

Croatia is set to implement significant changes to its labor law, which will introduce mandatory public disclosure of salaries and modify existing rules for annual leave, impacting all citizens.

Jutarnji list: New Labor Law: Salaries to Become Public, Annual Leave Rules Change

Significant changes are coming to Croatia's labor law, requiring all salaries to be public and altering the rules for using annual leave, impacting every Croatian citizen.

An intensifying conflict within Croatia's Constitutional Court has been brought to light by Judge Andrej Abramović, who has publicly warned of dangerous precedents and questioned the lack of clear rules for recording court sessions.

tportal: Escalating Conflict in Croatian Constitutional Court; Abramović Warns of…

The conflict within the Constitutional Court of Croatia is intensifying, with Abramović speaking out and warning of a dangerous precedent.

Telegram.hr: Constitutional Judge Abramović: 'I don't mind sessions being recorded, but why…

Constitutional judge Andrej Abramović explains his stance against recording court sessions without clear rules, suggesting that current practices allow for private recording by superiors.

A Croatian family is reportedly offering a free house along with a monthly salary of 920 euros, contingent on the fulfillment of a single, unspecified condition.

tportal: Croatian Family Offers Free House and Salary for One Condition

A family from Croatia is offering a free house and a monthly salary of 920 euros in exchange for one specific thing.

An unusual traffic accident occurred in Zagreb, where a white BMW overturned onto its side.

Index.hr: Unusual traffic accident in Zagreb, white BMW ended up on its side

A traffic accident occurred in Zagreb involving a white BMW that overturned onto its side.

A woman's report of being raped by a doctor and nurse at a hospital in Rab has taken a significant and unexpected turn in its development.

Jutarnji list: Alleged Rape at Rab Hospital Takes Unexpected Turn

A woman reported being raped by a doctor and nurse at a hospital in Rab, but the story has taken a significant and unexpected turn.

New weather maps indicate that snow is expected to arrive in Croatia as early as this week.

Večernji list: Snow Expected This Week: See New Weather Maps

The article presents new weather maps indicating the possibility of snow arriving as early as this week.

Dinamo Zagreb is reportedly planning to sell player Beljo during the upcoming winter transfer window and is anticipating a replacement.

tportal: Dinamo May Sell Beljo in Winter Transfer; Replacement Expected

Dinamo Zagreb is reportedly planning to sell player Beljo during the winter transfer window and is expecting a replacement.

New Eurostat data has fueled a debate in Croatia regarding the impact of foreign companies on the domestic economy, with questions raised about whether high taxes and bureaucracy are deterring foreign investment.

Telegram.hr: Are foreigners really buying everything valuable in Croatia, or are we driving…

New Eurostat data reveals the true picture of foreign companies' impact on the domestic economy, questioning whether high taxes and bureaucracy are deterring foreign investment in Croatia.

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