Croatia is stirring the pot again with its military plans, and this time it’s not just about drills and discipline. The parliament’s defense committee is buzzing over a proposal to bring back basic military training. Sounds simple? Think again. This move gives those who complete the training a leg up in job hiring — but not everyone’s cheering. Critics are shouting discrimination, especially since women aren’t required to serve, and the rules around conscientious objection and civil service are murky at best. The public defender warns the law is unclear and possibly unfair. Is this a step toward equality or a giant leap backward? The debate is heating up, and political tensions are rising. If you thought military training was just a guy thing or that benefits for veterans are no big deal, it’s time to rethink. This issue is far from settled and promises to spark even more fiery arguments. So, what’s your take? Is it fair to give military trainees hiring advantages, or is this just another way to sideline those who choose civil service? Drop a comment and stir the pot — let’s see who’s really paying attention!
