The Croatian Parliament is scheduled to discuss the business operations of free zones in 2024, which saw revenues increase to 257 million euros (16.5%) despite a decrease in the number of employees.

A Croatian parliamentary club is collecting signatures to bring a proposal to amend the Assisted Reproduction Act to allow single women and lesbians access to assisted reproduction.

Croatia's ruling HDZ party hails the proposed affordable housing law as a 'historic step,' while the opposition criticizes it with numerous objections and questions.

The Croatian Parliament has supported the initiative for a 'Week of Croats Abroad,' which will be held at the end of every May.

Independent MP Boška Ban, a former SDP member, has become the 77th vote for the ruling coalition in the Croatian Parliament, a political shift she discussed in an N1 Studio interview.

A discussion is ongoing regarding the quality of members in the Croatian Parliament, with some suggesting it should not be a 'dumping ground for bulky waste' or a 'political recycling yard'.

The topic of migration and international protection has divided Croatian parliamentary representatives, with the left generally welcoming legal improvements while the right warns against Croatia becoming a 'migrant hot spot.'

The Croatian Parliament discussed a new affordable housing model, introducing micro-apartments of about 20 square meters to be rented by the state to young people under 30 as a temporary solution.

The Croatian Parliament session resumed nearly half an hour late due to heavy traffic in Zagreb, with the presiding academic Željko Reiner receiving applause upon his arrival.

Croatian Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković vehemently denied accusations of being an Ustasha sympathizer, stating that both left and right-wing extremists deny crimes committed by those they support.

Independent Member of Parliament Boška Ban appeared on N1 Television and commented on the political turnaround by which she became the 77th vote of the ruling coalition in the Croatian Parliament.

Croatian parliamentary representatives are divided on migration, with the left welcoming improvements, the right warning about 'hot spots,' and MP Pupovac expressing shame over those inciting hatred against other races.

The Croatian Parliament is scheduled to discuss amendments to the asylum law and foreign exchange operations law tomorrow.

The Croatian Parliament is scheduled to discuss a new law on affordable housing tomorrow.

Croatian parliamentary members, including Jandroković and Dario Zurovec, expressed anger and criticism over the lack of reaction to recent statements made by the mayor of Banja Luka in Gračac.

Croatian Army personnel were seen near the Vjesnik skyscraper in Odranska Street, where they were engaged by the Croatian Parliament to move its furniture.