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Artificial Intelligence in the Public Sector: How AI Is Used in Croatia
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11. September 2026.
50 institutions in Croatia use or test artificial intelligence (AI) in their work, according to research conducted among 78 key public authorities. Of these, 26 said they have no internal rules governing its use.
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Commission Refuses to Release Lobbying Reports: “It’s a Business Secret”
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27. July 2026.
The Lobbying Act was adopted to promote greater transparency and protect the public interest. But if the reports are secret, how can the public, civil society and journalists monitor the law's implementation?
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2026 Rule of Law Report: Parallel Realities
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27. July 2026.
After reading the Croatia chapter of the 2026 Rule of Law Report, it is difficult to escape the impression that two parallel realities exist: the one seen by the European Commission and the one experienced every day by Croatian citizens.
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The database of removed content from big tech platforms: Transparency and its illusion
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12. January 2026.
Large online platforms in the EU publish statements of all their content moderation decisions in a single, unified database. In practice, however, its actual transparency remains largely insufficient.
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Gong’s Recommendations: How to Protect Civil Society from Attacks and Disinformation Campaigns
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23. October 2025.
Gong’s set of recommendations, intended to encourage dialogue between civil society organisations and relevant institutions, is open to further additions.
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Artificial Intelligence in the Public Sector: How AI Is Used in Croatia
Commission Refuses to Release Lobbying Reports: “It’s a Business Secret”
2026 Rule of Law Report: Parallel Realities
The database of removed content from big tech platforms: Transparency and its illusion
Gong’s Recommendations: How to Protect Civil Society from Attacks and Disinformation Campaigns

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Gong Urges Constitutional Court Review of Controversial Zadar Ballot Amid Concerns for Future Vote Integrity
Gong has submitted a proposal to the Constitutional Court to review and amend the decision by which a ballot in Zadar — on which a list was properly marked but an illegible word was added at the bottom — was declared invalid.
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