Vlaho Orepic
Croatia Sackings Make Fresh Elections Lkely, Expert Says
After Croatia's Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic axed three ministers from the junior government party, the Bridge of Independent Lists, MOST, Croatia appear set for political instability and even new elections, possibly in September, a leading politica. analyst told BIRN.
Croatia PM Shakes Coalition With Triple Sacking
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic shook the foundations of his centre-right coalition government on Thursday when he demanded the resignations of three ministers from the junior government party, the Bridge of Independent Lists, MOST.
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Croatian Officials, Activists Condemn LGBT Party Attack
LGBT rights group Zagreb Pride is organising a protest entitled 'Love Is and Remains Stronger than Hate' on Monday at 6pm in the centre of Zagreb, after tear gas was set off at a nightclub in the capital during a LGBT party in the early hours of Sunday - an attack that was strongly condemned by Croatian officials.
Croatia Parliament Votes in Plenkovic's New Govt
A new centre-right coalition government in Croatia under Andrej Plenkovic, president of the leading Croatian Democratic Union, HDZ, was voted in by the country's parliament on Wednesday.
The coalition government of the HDZ, the centre-right Bridge of the Independent Lists, MOST, and all eight national minority MPs gathered the support of 91 of the 151 MPs in parliament.
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Zagreb Police Station Burglary Could be 'Inside Job'
Croatian interior minister Vlaho Orepic said on Tuesday that chief of police Vlado Dominic, the head of the Zagreb police, Goran Burusic, the head of police internal control, Stjepan Jurinec, and the chief of the criminal police, Danijel Zugelj, had resigned after the burglary on Sunday night.
Balkan States Close Borders in Domino Effect
"Balkan refugee route is no more," Slovenian Prime Minister Miro Cerar said on television late Tuesday, after his government wired Balkan capitals that it was closing the border to "irregular migrants".
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Austria Tells Balkans to Curb Refugee Flow
Croatian Interior Minister Vlaho Orepic said trains will begin transporting refugees directly from the Macedonia-Greece border to Austria without stopping in any countries on the way.The move came two days after Macedonian Army began erecting a new 37 km-long fence on the border with Greece to prevent refugees and migrants from entering the country illegally.The new, longer and taller fence is
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