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A session of the Zagreb City Assembly was marked by an outburst from independent representative Dina Dogan, who was recorded making a controversial remark after a speech by Možemo! party representative Matko Dujmović, and subsequently claimed manipulation.
The Zagreb City Assembly has supported Mayor Tomislav Tomašević's decision to file a constitutional complaint against the government for taking over the welcome event for the handball team.
The Zagreb City Assembly adopted a conclusion by Mayor Tomislav Tomašević to initiate proceedings for assessing the constitutionality of the Spatial Planning Law with the Croatian Constitution.
Mislav Herman, an HDZ MP and Vice President of the Zagreb City Assembly, criticized Croatian anti-fascism, equating it with the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) ahead of a party meeting.
During a session of the Zagreb City Assembly, representative Dina Dogan insulted Matko Dujmović (Možemo) during a discussion about courtyard maintenance.
The Zagreb City Assembly, led by the ruling majority, approved Mayor Tomislav Tomašević's proposal to file a constitutional complaint against the government regarding the handball team's reception on February 2.
The Liberal Club of city representatives in the Zagreb City Assembly has ceased to exist, an announcement made by the Assembly President Matej Mišić during a chaotic session.
Mislav Herman, an HDZ parliamentary representative and vice-president of the Zagreb City Assembly, criticized Croatian antifascism and stated he sees no difference between the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) and Croatian antifascism.
A vulgar insult was uttered during a marathon session of the Zagreb City Assembly while a microphone was still on, marking a heated debate on the maintenance of school and kindergarten yards.
The Zagreb City Assembly has adopted Mayor Tomislav Tomašević's proposal to initiate a procedure for assessing the constitutionality of the Spatial Planning Law, with 30 representatives voting in favor and ten against.
A heated debate occurred in the Zagreb City Assembly, with the opposition demanding the removal of agenda items related to a lawsuit against the Constitutional Court over the welcome of the handball team, which Mayor Tomašević dismissed as 'trolling'.