New reports allege that water quality tests in Gospić are designed to conceal pollution, raising public health concerns. This comes as a company with a history of illegal waste disposal and involvement in rigged tenders has been awarded the contract for waste management in the region. Activists have criticized Prime Minister Andrej Plenković for his perceived lack of understanding of the local population's issues regarding the crisis.

Index.hr: Scientists on Gospić: Water is tested so that pollution is not visible

An independent analysis suggests that water quality tests in Gospić are conducted in a way that conceals pollution, raising concerns about public safety and the company handling the waste. This is part of a larger scandal involving environmental and political issues.

Telegram.hr: Activist Criticizes Plenković's Statement in Gospić

An activist expresses outrage over Prime Minister Plenković's recent statement in Gospić, stating he doesn't understand 'little people' and wishing for an apology.

Index.hr: Activist from Gospić: Plenković does not understand the common people

An activist from Gospić expresses frustration with Prime Minister Plenković, stating that he does not understand the needs and concerns of ordinary citizens, particularly in relation to the ongoing environmental issues in the region.

Index.hr: Controversial company will clean up waste; it is already involved in a major…

A company with a questionable background, previously involved in illegal waste disposal, has been selected to handle waste management in Gospić, raising concerns due to its involvement in a significant infrastructure project.

Index.hr: Company that will solve Gospić's waste issue also bid for a rigged job…

The company selected to manage waste in Gospić allegedly has a history of illegal waste disposal and participated in a rigged tender for a project linked to bribery, casting further doubt on its suitability.

tportal: Activist from Lika Disappointed with Plenković: 'Situation is Schizophrenic'

An activist from the Lika region expresses disappointment with Croatian Prime Minister Plenković, stating he doesn't understand the struggles of ordinary people.

An analysis is underway regarding Rimac's company and its claims concerning EU funds for a robotaxi project, with new reports suggesting the company is now hesitant about the previously stated €89.7 million return from the EU. The government's perspective on the project's potential failure is also being discussed.

Telegram.hr: Rimac's Company and EU Funds: An Analysis of the Situation

This story analyzes the situation surrounding Rimac's company, which initially claimed the EU would return €89.7 million but now seems hesitant. The article discusses the company's recent statement and the government's perspective on the robotaxi project's potential failure.

The police force is purchasing a helicopter for firefighting operations, a move that has reportedly caught firefighters by surprise due to a lack of consultation and established coordination protocols.

Telegram.hr: Police Acquire Helicopter for Firefighting; Firefighters Surprised

The police are purchasing a helicopter for firefighting purposes, a move that has surprised firefighters who were not consulted and note a lack of coordination protocols.

Matija Petrač is reportedly seeking a sixth postponement of his prison sentence, citing recovery from spinal surgery as the reason for the repeated delays.

Telegram.hr: Petrač Seeks Sixth Delay for Prison Sentence, Cites Recovery

Matija Petrač is requesting his sixth delay in starting his prison sentence, reportedly due to recovering from spinal surgery.

Luka Modrić, the captain of the Croatia national team and a central midfielder for AC Milan, gave an extensive interview to AS magazine, where he spoke about the national team, Cristiano Ronaldo, and the use of VAR.

Telegram.hr: Modrić Gives Extensive Interview to AS Magazine

Luka Modrić has given a major interview to AS magazine, discussing the national team, Cristiano Ronaldo, and the use of VAR.

Ratko Mladić, the former Bosnian Serb military officer convicted of genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, died on August 27, 2026, at the age of 84 while serving a life sentence in a UN prison in The Hague.

Jutarnji list: Augustin Palokaj writes: Shocking detail after the death of war criminal Ratko…

Augustin Palokaj's commentary links the death of war criminal Ratko Mladić to insights into the current leadership and direction of the European Union.