The Lika-Senj County has signed contracts worth EUR 200,000 for port and promenade development projects in Novalja and Senj, which further strengthens the safety and attractiveness of the coastal zone and encourages the tourist and economic development of local communities.
During his visit to Montenegro, President Zoran Milanovic met with the Croatian community and members of the business club, emphasizing the stability of Croats and the importance of economic and cultural cooperation between Croatia and Montenegro.
As of March 3, 2025, citizens can once again get free legal advice thanks to the project Administrative Compass of the Faculty of Law, University of Zagreb. Students under the mentorship of professors help resolve legal issues related to public administration and everyday administrative concerns.
HDZ presidential candidate Dragan Primorac visited Lika-Senj County, where he emphasized in Gospić the importance of returning to Tudjman's values, unity and statehood. He criticized the current leadership and announced changes that, according to him, would bring stability and prosperity to Croatia.
The rejection of key amendments to the law on local taxes has drawn criticism due to insensitivity to the needs of citizens and increasing inequality.
For two weeks now, the citizens of Dubrovnik have been facing the problem of unusable water due to an unpleasant odor, while urgent analyses and answers from the competent authorities are being sought.