Stipe Petrina, the mayor of Primošten, was asked in a podcast what he thought of Marko Perković Thompson, writes Slobodna Dalmacija. – Some of his lyrics are excellent, whether people like it or not.

The Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) faced questions after playing a song by controversial Croatian musician Marko Perković Thompson at its election convention, a song he also performed at a recent high-profile concert in Zagreb despite accusations.

At the SDS convention in Ljubljana, a rewritten song by controversial Croatian musician Marko Perković Thompson, known for glorifying Ustaše, was played. The original song is about the Croatian War of Independence.

The company 'Infinite show,' which organized Marko Perković Thompson's concert in Sinj, has been sued for 23,000 euros due to unpaid services provided by the Health Center during the event.

The Croatian Party of Rights of Bosnia and Herzegovina (HSP BiH) strongly rejected a request from Republika Srpska politician Jelena Trivić to ban Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson from entering Bosnia and Herzegovina.

At conventions of Janez Janša's Slovenian SDS party, a song was played that music experts identify as a Slovenian adaptation of a controversial Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson's song.

Dragan Čović, president of HDZ BiH, responded to strong criticism after publishing a photo with Marko Perković Thompson, stating 'Keep your hands off the Croatian people'.

The company 'Infinite Show,' which organized Marko Perković Thompson's concert in Sinj, has been fined 23,000 euros for failing to pay for medical services provided by the Split-Dalmatia County Health Center during the event.

Jelena Trivić, president of the People's Front, has requested the Ministry of Security of BiH to urgently ban Marko Perković Thompson from entering Bosnia and Herzegovina, citing his alleged glorification of Ustaše ideology at concerts.

Slovenian media investigated reports that a controversial song by Marko Perković Thompson, about the war for Slovenia, was played at the Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS) convention in Ljubljana, causing a scandal.

Croatian MP and Sinj mayor Miro Bulj publicly questioned why the HDZ party is allegedly targeting the company that organized Marko Perković Thompson's concert at the Sinj Hippodrome last summer, following reports of its seizure.

The Narodni front (National Front) political party in Bosnia and Herzegovina has called for a ban on Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson entering the country.