Vladimir Yevtushenkov, a Russian oligarch, acquired real estate on the Adriatic coast during the 2000s, which he continues to freely manage and control because he has only been sanctioned by non-EU countries.
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Vladimir Yevtushenkov, a Russian oligarch, acquired real estate on the Adriatic coast during the 2000s, which he continues to freely manage and control because he has only been sanctioned by non-EU countries.
A movement originating in Ukraine has been spreading globally to systematically deliver climate disinformation under the guise of climate change awareness. Although its main premise — the world ending in 2036 — may seem fringe, its proponents recently secured an audience with Pope Francis and engaged a registered lobbyist to work on their behalf in the US.
Ivica Baksa, an MP from the Independent Platform of the North, failed to report a company in Slovakia, as well as shares in two Croatian companies, and a house to the Commission for the Prevention of Conflict of Interest.
During the 2024 parliamentary elections, HDZ promoted itself on Slavonski Brod TC, a local media outlet owned by their MP Pero Ćosić, who was also one of HDZ’s donors for the election campaign. Meanwhile, the television station is funded by the Croatian state budget.
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