Police Chief Dismissal Demanded Amid New Credit Rules and Heatwave Alert
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In a significant development, the police union has called for the immediate dismissal of General Police Director Nikola Milina, citing the 'Nakaze Affair'. This demand comes as new regulations are introduced to tighten consumer credit and installment purchases, impacting how citizens borrow from stores.
Meanwhile, the country is preparing for a projected sixth heatwave, with temperatures forecast to climb up to 43°C, bringing concerns about the ongoing summer conditions. In other domestic news, a car crashed into a restaurant on the A1 highway, causing injuries.
Economically, a list of top Croatian exporters highlights key players and growth in the sector. On the sports front, Dinamo is engaged in a critical Champions League qualifying match tonight, while football transfers involving Rokas Pukštas and Martin Baturina are also making headlines.