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Croatia: Radiology head returns despite staff mutiny — FrontPages.eu, October 30, 2026

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A hospital board has reappointed Dijana Zadravec as head of radiology, ignoring written protests from fifteen of her future colleagues. The move marks a return for the governing HDZ member, whose previous tenure ended after staff accusations of harassment. It is a reminder that in the public sector, a party card often carries more weight than a staff petition. The judiciary remains busy with local and national figures. The mayor of Rešetari resigned immediately upon his release from custody, while former minister Gabrijela Žalac was denied bail on the grounds of her ongoing business interests. Separately, the government has announced a €1.7bn investment to modernize a railway network that has long functioned as a museum of mid-century engineering. In more localized governance, the authorities in Osijek, Pula, and Split have decided to regulate the price of goods sold at their respective Advent markets. The move to cap stall prices suggests that even the Christmas spirit has its inflationary limits.

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Dijana Zadravec, a controversial figure within the ruling HDZ party, has been appointed as the head of the Clinical Department of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology at KBC Sestre milosrdnice. This appointment proceeds despite written objections from 15 radiologists and her prior removal from the same position due to accusations of mobbing, and ongoing legal challenges regarding her previous dismissal.

Telegram.hr: Document Proves Doctors Warned of Rigged Tender for Dijana Zadravec, Yet She…

Despite written objections from 15 radiologists, Dijana Zadravec, a controversial figure within the ruling HDZ party, has been appointed to a position, having previously been removed due to multiple accusations of mobbing.

The HSLS Mayor of Rešetari was arrested, subsequently released from custody, and immediately submitted their resignation.

Telegram.hr: HSLS Mayor of Rešetari Arrested, Released, and Immediately Resigns

The arrested mayor of Rešetari, affiliated with the HSLS party, was released from custody and subsequently submitted his resignation.

Gabrijela Žalac, a former minister facing corruption charges and previous convictions, has been denied bail, with the court citing 'business reasons' for her temporary detention.

Telegram.hr: Gabrijeli Žalac Denied Bail Due to 'Business Reasons' for Freedom

Gabrijela Žalac's request for bail has been denied, with the court citing 'business reasons' for her temporary detention.

Croatia is committing 1.7 billion euros towards the modernization of its railway infrastructure.

Index.hr: Croatia invests 1.7 billion euros in railway modernization

Croatia is allocating 1.7 billion euros towards the modernization of its railway infrastructure.

Zagreb is implementing the fourth phase of its traffic management system, acquiring new technology for 48 intersections to enhance surveillance.

tportal: Zagreb Expands Traffic Surveillance: 48 Intersections to Get New Technology

Zagreb is implementing the fourth phase of its traffic management system, acquiring new technology for 48 intersections to enhance surveillance.

City authorities in Osijek, Pula, and Split are planning to impose restrictions on the prices of goods sold at Advent market stalls.

Telegram.hr: Cities of Osijek, Pula, and Split Will Limit Prices at Advent Stalls

City authorities in Osijek, Pula, and Split plan to impose restrictions on the prices of goods sold at Advent market stalls.

Images from Pleso airport have revealed the powerful armaments carried by Croatian Rafale fighter jets, details of which are not officially disclosed by the Ministry of Defense.

tportal: What Croatian Rafales Carry: Pleso Sights Reveal Powerful Armament

Images from Pleso airport have revealed the powerful armaments carried by Croatian Rafale fighter jets, details of which are not officially disclosed by the Ministry of Defense.

Journalist Jasmin Klarić discusses the political background of unauthorized recordings made at the Constitutional Court, which are now reportedly being used as a tool against the opposition.

Telegram.hr: Court Battle: Strange Recordings from Sessions Become Plenković's Weapon…

Jasmin Klarić discusses the political background of unauthorized recordings made at the Constitutional Court, which are now being used as a tool against the opposition.

Evidence has emerged suggesting that a minister may have paid for 3D scans that were never actually performed.

Telegram.hr: Evidence Suggests Minister Today Allegedly Lied: She Paid for 3D Scans That…

The article presents evidence suggesting that a minister may have paid for 3D scans that were never performed.

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