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Friday, October 23, 2026
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A corruption investigation has revealed new instances of official cars allegedly being used for secret business dealings and cash payments, with probes underway for suspected abuse of position and authority. This comes amidst broader concerns about the country's financial stability.
The Croatian National Bank has issued a concerning analysis, warning that large dividend payouts by foreign bank owners are making the entire banking system vulnerable and has ordered banks to increase their reserves in anticipation of a recession. Separately, police have released new photos of individuals suspected of hate speech during a Torcida procession, seeking public assistance in their identification.
In other news, Gabrijela Žalac, a former Minister, had her request for release denied due to 'business reasons.' Renowned Croatian gynecologist Asim Kurjak has passed away, and an HDZ mayor from Pag is facing scrutiny over a scandalous statement.
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An ongoing investigation into corruption has expanded, revealing new cases where official vehicles were allegedly used for clandestine business transactions and illicit cash payments. Authorities are actively pursuing investigations into suspected abuse of position and authority.
Jutarnji list:
New Cases Revealed: Official Cars Used for Secret Deals, Cash Exchanged Hands
An ongoing investigation is expanding, uncovering new cases where official cars were allegedly used for secret business dealings and cash payments were made. Investigations are underway for suspected abuse of position and authority.
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The Croatian National Bank (HNB) has issued a critical analysis, indicating that substantial dividend payouts by foreign bank owners are jeopardizing the stability of the entire banking system. The HNB is also concerned about the rapid increase in credits and housing prices, compelling banks to increase their reserves in anticipation of a potential recession.
Telegram.hr:
HNB Analysis: Foreign banks' huge dividends threaten Croatian banking system
The Croatian National Bank (HNB) has issued a concerning analysis stating that large dividend payouts by foreign bank owners are making the entire banking system vulnerable. The HNB also warns of risks stemming from the state budget.
Telegram.hr:
HNB's warning on credit and housing price surge: Banks must prepare for tough…
The HNB is concerned about the explosion of credits and housing prices, and is ordering banks to increase their reserves in anticipation of a recession.
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Split police have released new photographs of individuals suspected of hate speech during a Torcida procession and are appealing to the public for assistance in locating them.
Index.hr:
Police Release New Photos of Fugitive Torcida Members
Split police have released new photos of individuals suspected of hate speech during a Torcida procession and are asking for public assistance in their search.
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Martina Mlinarević, a celebrated writer, is concluding her diplomatic service as ambassador in Prague, with plans to concentrate on her writing career moving forward.
Telegram.hr:
Famous writer leaving ambassadorship: 'Brave people give me hope in times of…
Martina Mlinarević, a renowned writer, is concluding her diplomatic service in Prague and plans to focus more on writing in the future.
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