A large-scale protest, 'Walk for Lika, Walk for Croatia,' is scheduled for tomorrow in Zagreb, driven by public outrage over the Gospić waste crisis. Organizers and politician Nikola Grmoja, president of The Bridge party, are detailing the event and predicting a record-breaking turnout, with musician Damir Urban also urging participation.

Index.hr: How many buses from Lika are coming to the protest. "It will be the largest in…

An upcoming protest in Zagreb, 'Hodaj za Liku, hodaj za Hrvatsku' (Walk for Lika, Walk for Croatia), is linked to a major scandal involving tens of thousands of tons of hazardous waste disposed of in the Gospić area. The number of buses arriving from the Lika region has been revealed, with…

Telegram.hr: Protest Organizer Details for Lika: 'Afraid to Imagine How Many Will Come'

The organizer revealed details about the protest for Lika, expressing concern about potential turnout and explaining why the initiative did not meet with the Prime Minister in Gospić.

Index.hr: Grmoja: This will be the largest protest in the history of Croatia

Politician Grmoja states that the upcoming protest concerning the Gospić waste scandal will be the largest demonstration in Croatia's history, emphasizing its significance.

tportal: Damir Urban called for a protest for Lika: 'We will walk for our children, we…

Croatian musician Damir Urban is urging public support for a protest concerning the region of Lika, emphasizing the importance for future generations.

Croatian banks are grappling with a substantial billion-euro financial issue, prompting the Croatian National Bank (HNB) to introduce new restrictive measures. These measures, set to take effect in a month, will make it more difficult for citizens to obtain loans.

Telegram.hr: Banks Face Billion-Euro Problem; HNB's Strict Lending Revealed

Banks are experiencing a billion-euro issue, and it is now clear why the Croatian National Bank (HNB) is making it harder for citizens to obtain loans, with new restrictive measures set to take effect in a month.

A woman awaiting surgery has voiced her profound distress over the state's inadequate support system for mothers with disabled children, criticizing the advice received from a state office as a 'disgrace' and highlighting the lack of childcare options.

Jutarnji list: State criticized for lack of support for mothers with disabled children.

A woman facing surgery shares her distress over the lack of childcare options for her disabled child and criticizes the state's inadequate support system, calling the advice she received from a state office a 'disgrace'.

The Croatian Ministry of Defence (MORH) is embarking on a significant military modernization program. This includes the acquisition of 18 missile launchers with a range of up to 300 kilometers and planned upgrades for its Rafale fighter jets.

Večernji list: PHOTO: Croatia Procures Missile Systems and Modernizes Rafales - What MORH is…

The Croatian Ministry of Defence (MORH) is undergoing significant military modernization, including the acquisition of 18 missile launchers with a range of up to 300 kilometers and upgrades to its Rafale fighter jets.

Construction work on Vukovar Street in Zagreb is experiencing notable delays, causing frustration among residents who describe the situation as 'Croatian reality.' Partial traffic is anticipated to resume in one direction by mid-September.

Jutarnji list: Delays in Vukovar Street construction; partial opening expected mid-September.

Construction work on Vukovar Street is experiencing delays, with residents expressing frustration over the ongoing disruption and calling it 'Croatian reality'. Partial traffic is expected to resume in one direction by mid-September.

A prominent lawyer has openly criticized police spending, deeming it 'nonsense' to consider an act like flipping someone off on camera as an offense, arguing that a camera lacks the legal authority of a state organ or official.

Telegram.hr: Lawyer Cannot Believe How Police Waste Money: 'Nonsense, a Middle Finger Can't…

A prominent lawyer criticizes police spending, deeming it 'nonsense' that flipping someone off on camera would be considered an offense, as a camera is neither a state organ nor an official.