High-Profile Trial Begins; Pensions to Rise Amid Political Scrutiny
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A high-profile trial has commenced for the daughter of a powerful HDZ politician, who stands accused of assaulting a police officer. This legal proceeding is drawing significant attention, alongside new reports of increased pension benefits for Croatian retirees, with some eligible for up to 130 euros more.
The political landscape also sees renewed focus on HDZ official Ernest Petry, with commentary discussing the ruling party's challenges in removing him amidst a scandal. Meanwhile, electric vehicle manufacturer Rimac faces an imminent deadline to deliver robotaxi prototypes.
Other domestic news includes an unexpected maneuver by a Serbian citizen accused of espionage to halt deportation, the arrest of a former boxer in Zagreb on abuse allegations, and an escalation in the scandal involving the former head of Brijuni National Park. Meteorologists are also forecasting record high temperatures for the end of August.