The three-hour 'Vukovar - Together for the Future' event attracted massive crowds from across Croatia, drawing estimates of up to 120,000 attendees according to local officials.

A two-hour flight from the heated Dalmatia to the chilly Dutch Almere, the Croatian national team players have changed seasons, but they have no intention of changing the habits that have brought them to the brink of a visa for the World Cup.

A local resident scaled a large digital display screen in Vukovar to publicly raise the Croatian flag, drawing attention to civic pride and historical remembrance in the eastern city.

Property values in Croatia keep climbing due to sustained high demand outpacing supply, with industry experts predicting continued long-term growth.

Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson held a concert in Vukovar, where screens displayed the iconic water tower symbol of the city's wartime siege. Thompson remarked that many had wanted to come to Vukovar in 1991 but were prevented.

Photographs taken at a Croatian gas station show members of the Orbán family, including the former prime minister, resting during their summer holiday.

Croatian authorities detained two suspects after a violent altercation involving multiple men erupted in Vlatko Mačeka Street in Zadar, resulting in gunfire and injuries.

Viral footage shows a car driver deliberately obstructing an emergency vehicle for over a minute on the A3 motorway near Zagreb, sparking public outrage and calls for stricter traffic enforcement.

Recent real estate advertisements highlight the ongoing property market in Zagreb, with three-bedroom apartments listed around €200,000 and smaller units priced near €115,000. The listings provide a snapshot of current valuation trends in Croatia’s capital.

The County Hospital in Čakovec initiated an extraordinary internal review following the death of a 39-year-old man who was waiting for diagnostic scans in the emergency reception area.

The online dispute between Molnár Áron and Magyar Péter continued on Facebook, with Molnár expressing frustration over Orbán's vacation in Croatia.

Law enforcement officers in Ilok successfully located a missing 89-year-old woman by deploying drone technology to search the surrounding area. The operation highlights the increasing use of aerial surveillance in resolving missing person cases.

A culinary feature describes a crispy pastry dish filled with aromatic summer vegetables, celebrating regional Croatian food heritage.

Retailers nationwide rolled out significant promotions for late August, featuring heavily discounted meat products and beverages as part of seasonal clearance campaigns.

The 18th edition of Riječke stepenice featured 18 runway shows, drawing celebrities and fashion enthusiasts to Croatia’s coastal city.

The Croatian Army successfully recovered a replica Roman warship that had run aground on the Drava River and arranged its transport back to Germany. The vessel was part of a cultural exhibition tour when it became stuck during low water conditions.

The Croatian online news platforms Dnevno.hr and Direktno.hr have been sold to new owners, marking a shift in the ownership structure of two major regional media outlets.

A new cultural organization has been established in Entre Ríos, Argentina, aimed at connecting descendants of Croatian immigrants and preserving their community's history and traditions.

Croatian pop star Severina performed at the Karlovac Beer Days wearing a limited-edition H&M t-shirt, drawing attention to her rock-inspired stage outfit.

Major fashion houses including Givenchy and Gucci are increasingly choosing Croatia as a backdrop for international campaigns, recently featuring top models like Eva Herzigova, Kaia Gerber, and Liu Wen along the Makarska Riviera.

Actor Enis Bešlagić will perform at the iconic Sydney Opera House in September, becoming the first regional performer to do so after navigating a complex approval process involving the Australian parliament.

Stage construction and logistics are finalized for the upcoming performance by Croatian artist Thompson, featuring a massive newly built set.

The judicial police union in Croatia has accused senior management of attempting to suppress reports of a supervisor firing weapons above officers' heads, citing pressure placed on a female officer during the "Nakaza" court case.

The CDU city committee in Frankfurt am Main first demanded that the concert of the controversial Croatian singer Thompson be canceled, and then changed its stance. Why?

The Zagreb Customs Administration is selling more than 4,200 liters of confiscated and degraded alcohol and macerates through written bids, starting at €1.20 per liter.

A man has died from injuries sustained in a wildfire that erupted near Lokva Rogoznica and rapidly spread toward Omiš, marking the second fatality from the blaze.

Lucijan Carić has publicly criticized the collapse of a local autonomous vehicle initiative, describing it as a foreseeable investment disaster and referencing an archived meme he created about the project.

Croatian Minister of Demography Šipić pledges greater funding for family initiatives starting from birth, citing the municipality of Poličnik as a successful model.

Retailers across the country are offering significant price reductions on school essentials like sneakers and t-shirts ahead of the academic year start to ease parental expenses.

Croatian prosecutors have filed a fresh indictment accusing four former company leaders of fraud and causing millions in financial damage at the Uljanik shipyard.

HTV1 will air the acclaimed Danish drama set on the North Sea coast in the late 1920s, bringing its story of coastal life and power struggles to local audiences.

Croatian authorities are investigating a 53-year-old Italian national accused of filming naked children at a swimming pool in Istria. The suspect reportedly used a stopwatch while recording the minors at a local camp.

Instead of traditional round shapes, chefs and home cooks are intentionally baking irregular, crumpled pancakes, sparking a new viral cooking method across social media.

A Serbian government representative has criticized insufficient cross-border collaboration in locating individuals who disappeared during the 1990s Balkan conflicts, noting particularly strained relations with Croatian and Kosovar authorities.

Preliminary data released by Croatian fuel distributors indicates upcoming adjustments that could significantly lower pump prices. Consumers are expected to see reduced costs for gasoline and diesel following the revised pricing structure.

The Croatian Police Union has publicly defended an officer implicated in the Nakaze scandal while condemning Interior Minister Davor Božinović for his handling of the case. Union leaders argue that the minister's statements undermine institutional credibility and officer welfare.

A conflict over vehicle damage in Budimci escalated into violence, resulting in the arrest of three men, with two facing attempted murder charges.

The Croatian coast has once again found itself in the focus of world fashion.

The Croatian automotive manufacturer must refund substantial funding after authorities confirmed it could not demonstrate that its autonomous vehicle met project specifications.

Croatian Agriculture Minister David Vlajčić held discussions with representatives from the Croatian Chamber of Agriculture and local farmers in Gospić. Key topics included the potential environmental and economic impacts of illegally dumped waste in the Lika-Senj and Zadar counties.

Retailers across Croatia are offering significant price reductions on everyday food items, including meat products and dates, as part of current promotional campaigns.

A 1990 Croatian television street interview regarding marriage and family satisfaction has resurfaced as a viral internet sensation, with the original journalist recently identified.

Authorities in Croatia have officially designated severe drought conditions as a natural disaster for 23 cities and towns in the Podravina and Prigorje regions, requiring affected farmers to report damages within eight days.

High-profile visitors including Heidi Klum and Brooke Shields have shared enthusiastic reviews of their recent trips to Croatia, highlighting the country’s vibrant summer atmosphere and hospitality.

Croatia's Zabok General Hospital has appointed its first permanent Catholic priest to provide comprehensive spiritual support to patients, families, and hospital staff.

Authorities confiscated illegal goods and fined a man €12,600 following a discovery of contraband stored in a residential cellar near Osijek.

The popular street festival draws thousands of attendees for its final days, featuring extensive programming that resembles a major closing celebration.

Forecasters alert the public to shifting weather patterns across Croatia, noting that current hot and sunny conditions will soon give way to instability and potential storms.

Residents of the Croatian island of Drvenik are calling for a direct ferry route to Split after the existing service suffered repeated mechanical failures and operational disruptions.

The Croatian government has approved borrowing requests from six municipalities to secure bank financing for capital improvements and infrastructure development across their regions.

Croatian historian Hrvoje Klasić addresses growing concerns over monuments glorifying controversial wartime figures, linking them to rising political nationalism and church influence in the region.

The Croatian Pension Insurance Institute announced that pensions will rise again, with retroactive payments covering adjustments for July 2026.

Italian club owner Tim Leiweke, known for his ties to Donald Trump, is reportedly in talks to acquire the top-flight Croatian side NK Rijeka.

The four-star resort, featuring an indoor pool complex and largely funded by national grants, marks a significant expansion in Croatia’s wellness tourism sector.

A Croatian government spokesperson argues that Serbia is excessively arming itself without justification, using the situation to defend Zagreb's own defense policy adjustments.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has been spotted enjoying his annual summer holiday in Croatia, with recent appearances noted at a restaurant on the island of Korčula. His extended stay abroad has drawn public attention amid domestic political developments.

The HVO Veterans Coordination issued a statement following Ratko Mladić's death, reminding the public of the atrocities committed against Croatian civilians and soldiers in Bosnia.

Croatian literary figure Drago Šaravanja, known for exploring themes of homeland and diaspora in his works, has passed away in Zagreb.

The two-day autumn festival features diverse performers ranging from East German wizards and rave-rockers to Croatian jazz musicians and Polish folk artists.

A Croatian HDZ county prefect is questioned about public funding for those who start fires, while another official faces criticism for celebrating Serbian aggression and threatening retaliation for Operation Storm.

A privately owned craft resembling a military vessel docked at Croatia's Brijuni archipelago without proper registration, sparking an unusual incident involving state authorities and potential fee evasion.

Government officials visited fire-stricken farms near Omiš to assess losses and coordinate recovery efforts, with financial assistance expected in September.

The Frankfurt branch of Germany’s Christian Democratic Union has changed its position regarding the proposed prohibition of the controversial musician’s live performance.

Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman has stated he sees nothing problematic in the meeting between diplomat Ivan Penava and Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša, addressing recent diplomatic discussions.

Court proceedings resumed in Zagreb regarding the alleged misuse of state subsidies in the "by aunt and uncle" affair, where a female defendant testified she was coerced into signing documents related to the scandal.

Montenegro's newly proposed water management strategy acknowledges unresolved water rights with Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia but fails to include concrete protection measures for the Trebišnjica river system and Bileća Lake by 2035.

Unmanned aerial vehicles flew over the Croatian city of Vukovar, projecting different patterns and images into the sky during a recent display.

Croatian health officials confirmed the West Nile virus in five dead crows, prompting hospitalization for four infected residents, two of whom require intensive care.

President Zoran Milanović visited the island of Vir for its municipal day celebration, praising its recent development while acknowledging historical challenges. His remarks focused on local governance and community progress.

Motorists were caught driving against traffic flow on the A1 motorway near the Sveti Rok Tunnel, bypassing queues to utilize the designated emergency lane. The reckless behavior sparked outrage over safety violations during high-traffic periods.

Croatian lawmakers convened to discuss ongoing efforts to locate individuals missing since the 1990s conflicts, noting that search operations are significantly hindered by a lack of cooperation from Belgrade. The parliamentary committee emphasized the urgent need for cross-border collaboration to resolve the decades-long humanitarian issue.

A traffic collision between Sveti Rok and Gornja Ploča interchanges on the Zagreb-Split-Dubrovnik motorway has caused six-kilometer backups and forced drivers to travel in the wrong direction while only one lane remains open.

A severe collision involving a truck and road maintenance crews near the Sveti Rok tunnel on the A1 motorway caused complete gridlock, prompting some impatient drivers to dangerously drive against traffic.

Footage from the A3 motorway captures a motorist blocking an emergency vehicle for over a minute despite active sirens, sparking public outrage.

The musician publicly thanks the medical team at KBC Split who treated his child, sharing photos of the donation and expressing gratitude to the staff.

A 18-meter wooden replica of a Roman naval vessel became stranded on the Croatian stretch of the Drava River before being refloated and transported by truck.

Popular Croatian artist Nina Badrić shares her perspective on societal attitudes toward successful women and announces she will take a step back from performing next year.

Hollywood star Brooke Shields recently visited Croatia and took to Instagram to share glowing reflections on her trip, praising the country's people and scenery.

A fatal chain-reaction collision occurred in Pirovac, Croatia, after an intoxicated driver illegally overtook a vehicle column across a solid center line. The crash claimed the life of one motorist while leaving others injured.

Articles examine the 1526 Battle of Mohács, where Ottoman forces decisively defeated Hungarian and Croatian armies, fundamentally altering Central European borders. Historians and analysts reflect on how this pivotal conflict continues to shape regional politics and national identity today.

Vice Mihanović has initiated legal proceedings in Split against Ivica Puljek, demanding protection of his reputation after being publicly accused of plagiarism, while the defense contests the validity of the allegations.

Industry representatives are urging the government to reduce tax burdens for 16,000 flat-rate artisans and lower diesel costs for commercial fishermen to stabilize operations.

The guitarist of the band Grad survived a car rollover during a police chase on the A6, which raised the question of the justification of endangering citizens.

New scientific research warns that Croatia is at risk of experiencing a series of compounding extreme weather events rather than isolated disasters. Experts emphasize that these cascading climate threats require urgent regional preparedness and policy adjustments.

Following a massive cleanup operation that gathered hundreds of thousands of discarded cigarette filters, ecological organizations are pushing for stricter penalties to combat environmental pollution.

Historical records highlight the town's shifting nomenclature, which has repeatedly honored the same historical figure despite decades of political and administrative changes.

Farmers in Croatia’s Baranja region reported a successful first harvest of sweet peppers, defying expectations amid challenging dry weather patterns.

Croatian police have arrested a 30-year-old Polish national in Šibenik pursuant to an active European arrest warrant. Authorities confirmed the suspect is now in custody pending formal extradition proceedings.

Prominent economist Ljubo Jurčić cautions that Croatia's current economic expansion lacks momentum and direction, urging deeper structural changes.

Serbian police detained a 42-year-old Croatian woman and a 26-year-old Bosnian man after catching them in the act of committing theft in the capital.

Professor Slobodan Kaštela, a long-time secretary of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts and member of its social sciences division, died in Zagreb on August 27, 2026.

Border officials at Jasenovac intercepted a car from France containing five kilograms of loose tobacco and 1,000 cigarettes in an attempted smuggling operation.

Meteorologists warn that unusually high temperatures experienced in late August will continue well into winter, potentially making the current year one of the hottest on record in Croatia's nearly two centuries of systematic weather tracking.

Vukovar’s mayor has called on residents to maintain decorum and respect during the upcoming performance by controversial Croatian singer Thompson. Event organizers have simultaneously released the official setlist for the show, which continues to generate divided public opinion across the region.

Popular Croatian music artist Lana Radeljak has posted new images from her bachelorette celebration in Sicily, sparking fan engagement.

A Serbian digital creator explains his decision to move to Croatia and start filming sketches online, fulfilling a lifelong dream of experiencing the Dalmatian coast.

Igor Vidalina criticized Sinj Mayor Mira Bulj for using municipal funds to pay for a bus transporting protesters to Zagreb, questioning the legality and transparency of the expenditure.

Croatian musician Jakov Jozinović and Bosnian pop star Džejla Ramović were photographed enjoying a casual walk together in central Zagreb. The sighting has sparked media attention regarding their personal relationship.

Legendary Balkan singer Zdravko Čolić recently performed in Lastovo, Croatia, where he famously shared his microphone with a devoted fan, demonstrating that his stage charisma remains undiminished decades into his career.

A man accused of shooting someone in the center of Sveta Nedelja has been remanded into investigative detention, following local fears of repeated provocations by the suspect.

Police arrested three suspects for participating in a fight that left four people lightly injured, which erupted after a traffic accident in the Našice area.

Data from the second quarter of 2026 shows wage growth across all Croatian counties, with Zagreb recording the highest average salary and Virovitica-Podravina the lowest, highlighting ongoing regional economic divides.

EU Council President António Costa is scheduled to visit Cyprus and Croatia next week as part of a broader diplomatic tour to engage with member state leaders and discuss continental policy priorities.

A curated roundup highlights the most popular used car listings in Croatia, featuring garage-stored first-owner Audi Q5s, fully equipped Opel Grandland X, and practical Mercedes A-Class options.

Health officials in Croatia and the Philippines are updating disease management protocols following new African swine fever reports in local municipalities.

MP Suzana Rešetar criticized Health Minister Milan Ružić over systemic failures highlighted by 12,000 citizens awaiting care and inadequate three-euro assistance allowances, calling for urgent structural reforms.

Croatian authorities and industry stakeholders highlight pressing deficiencies in current wine regulations, calling for immediate legislative updates to align with EU standards and boost market competitiveness.

Croatian police have submitted a criminal report against 71-year-old Serbian-Australian national Dragan Vasiljković, known as "Captain Dragan," accusing him of making threats, inciting violence and hatred, and damaging the reputation of Croatia.

A Croatian court has issued a landmark ruling ordering financial compensation for a man who was sexually abused by a clergy member during his childhood. The decision marks a significant step in holding religious institutions accountable for historical cover-ups.

Croatian authorities have filed criminal charges against internet personality "Captain Dragan" for threatening a police officer, inciting hatred, and insulting the reputation of Croatia.

Analysts highlight that former Bosnian Serb military leader Ratko Mladić was never convicted for crimes committed in Croatia, pointing to the successful defense of Šibenika as his initial significant battlefield setback.

Naftali Bennett recounted a recent trip to the Croatian coast where an ice cream vendor refused service to his daughter after she identified herself as Israeli.

A profile highlights the remarkable career of a Croatian singer who began performing in bars at age eight before becoming one of the region's most celebrated pop and country artists.

Six municipalities in Croatia have taken out loans to fund essential projects, including the largest two-million-euro loan from Općina Generalski Stol for a new kindergarten construction.

The long-lost tomb of Queen Helen has been located in Solin, Croatia, where inscriptions and findings from the grave are uncovering previously unknown details about her life and reign.

The Croatian government and Croatia osiguranje are pursuing legal action to recover at least €17 million in outstanding debts following the €17.25 million sale of the Name building on Ilica Street.

A commemorative look back at the historic August 1995 train route from Zagreb to Split, which symbolized national liberation shortly after Operation Storm.

Croatian Member of the European Parliament Sunčana Glavak criticized Andrija Mandić for his public statements, emphasizing that as head of state, his words carry significant institutional weight regarding EU integration.

The Centar party representative unveiled a new civic initiative promising comprehensive systemic changes across Croatia, framing it as a direct response to national stagnation.

Prolonged heatwaves and lack of rainfall have caused critical water shortages in freshwater fish ponds near Bjelovar, with farmers projecting up to 20% lower yields due to harsh breeding conditions.

The Croatian beauty retailer Douglas has introduced a new affordable peptide lip tint from the brand One.two.free!, positioning it as a budget-friendly alternative to viral lip products.

The Croatian Institute of Public Health has verified that tap water in Lika-Senj County, as well as on the islands of Rab and Pag, meets all health and safety standards. The confirmation follows previous public concerns regarding local water quality.

A newly released Netflix documentary detailing the tragic death of Mica Miller has shocked and angered audiences in Croatia, drawing intense public discussion.

Ratni zločinac, krvnik, kukavica epiteti su koji su se danas, uz vest da je umro haški osuđenik Ratko Mladić, pojavili u hrvatskim medijima.

The Croatian Ministry of Defence has issued a statement regarding a false military boat operating near the Brijuni archipelago. Investigations reveal the vessel was piloted by a former Slovenian attorney previously convicted of economic crimes.

Retired Croatian General Rahim Ademi criticized the late Ratko Mladić, stating he was not a legitimate soldier and only showed bravery against civilians during the 1991 conflict near Šibenik.

After evaluating multiple suppliers, the US Army has chosen the Osijek-based company Orqa to provide first-person view drones, citing their proven battlefield performance and reliability.

A witness testified against former ministers Darko Horvat, Tomislav Tolušić, and Josip Aladrović, along with other officials, accusing them of mismanaging state subsidies and hiring practices in a major corruption case.

A first-instance court in Osijek has convicted a 50-year-old retired man for making online threats against Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ivan Anušić, sentencing him to a suspended term and ordering him to attend exorcisms due to claimed spiritual obsessions.

The Croatian postal service has issued a special commemorative stamp honoring legendary tenor Krunoslav Cigoja as part of its "Croatian Music" series, marking the 11th anniversary of his passing and supporting plans to name a Zagreb public space after him.

Local authorities expect around 100,000 attendees for the high-profile musical event, with the municipality confirming that organizational costs will be fully offset by ticket and vendor revenues.

Researchers exploring a deep, unarchived cave system in Croatia's Biokovo mountain range have discovered artifacts pointing to a nearly forgotten historical craft.

Thousands of supporters attended a highly anticipated concert by Croatian singer Tony Thompson in Vukovar, where attendees chanted nationalist slogans and waved flags. The event drew significant public attention and prompted local officials to address both supporters and critics ahead of the performance.

During his recent concert in Vukovar, Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson dedicated performances to honor firefighters who died on the Kornati islands and all missing personnel from Croatia’s Homeland War. The tributes underscored the event’s focus on national remembrance and solidarity.

Veteran Croatian broadcaster Vjekoslava Bach, 53, has publicly discussed her relationship with 28-year-old musician Antonijem Marić, addressing public commentary and challenging stereotypes about older women's romantic lives.

Smail Prevljak scored a crucial goal to secure a draw for Dinamo Zagreb in their Croatian league clash against Istra. The late intervention prevented a loss for the capital club in a tightly contested match.

A traditional Croatian dish featuring seasoned meatballs served with creamy mashed potatoes is highlighted as a comforting classic that brings back childhood memories.

A recent opinion piece questions why Croatian intellectuals remain closely tied to ruling figures, urging a reevaluation of power dynamics for a better national future.

Croatian police apprehended an Indian migrant smuggler following a high-speed pursuit and collision on the A6 motorway, during which a local guitarist sustained minor injuries.

A 38-year-old entrepreneur died in a Croatian hospital emergency waiting room after reportedly waiting hours for treatment, prompting his family to allege medical negligence and the hospital to launch an internal investigation.

Legal figures Oleg Uskoković and Bojan Divjak have acquired the digital news platform Dnevno.hr, significantly expanding their influence over Croatia's national online media landscape.

Croatian journalist Bruno Vekarić has publicly dismissed tabloid reports alleging that Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić played a decisive role in the capture of Ratko Mladić. Vekarić warned that such unverified claims are dangerous and could damage diplomatic relations.

Popular Croatian publication INDEX offers readers a light-hearted weekend activity featuring a 15-question trivia quiz designed for leisure and mental stimulation.

An 18-year-old motorcyclist died after crashing into a rabbit late Friday night in Novi Čeminac, prompting a police investigation.

The town of Omiš held farewell ceremonies for Drago Lelas, a celebrated firefighter and humanitarian who succumbed to injuries sustained while bravely protecting his home from a wildfire.

A shift in parenting norms across Croatia shows families increasingly opting for greater supervision, with the average age for allowing children to play outdoors unsupervised rising to nearly 11 years old.

Kia has introduced its refreshed XCeed crossover to Croatia, featuring updated exterior styling and advanced technology, with pricing starting at €21,349.

A guitarist from the band Grad survived a vehicle rollover during a high-speed police pursuit on the A6 highway, raising questions about the justification of endangering citizens to apprehend smugglers.

Croatian officials and the European Union have criticized a political figure's condolence post, warning that glorifying wartime criminals violates EU accession standards and does not reflect official government policy.

The Croatian retail association Špika disputes claims of declining tourism, arguing that full stores and rising sales reflect inflation and visitor spending rather than improved domestic living standards.

Once renowned for its wealthy residents, this central Dalmatian island community now sustains a population of merely twenty inhabitants amid changing economic tides.

Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Ivan Anušić affirmed that Croatia will continue backing the political autonomy of ethnic Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina regarding their representation in government.

Speaking at the anniversary of the self-proclaimed Herzeg-Bosnia entity, Croatian politician Anušić emphasized strong backing for the political autonomy of ethnic Croats within Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The local CDU chapter in Frankfurt initially demanded the cancellation of a concert by controversial Croatian musician Tompson before reversing its position amid public debate.

Former Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor has called on Zagreb to halt Serbia and Montenegro’s European Union accession negotiations following their controversial public responses to the death of former Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladić. The proposal has reignited diplomatic friction over historical accountability in the Western Balkans.

A man has died from severe injuries sustained in a wildfire that erupted on August 13 in Lokva Rogoznica and quickly spread toward Omis, marking the second fatality from the blaze.

Croatian singer Lidija Bačić shared recent poolside photographs wearing a black bikini, sparking renewed interest and engagement from her social media followers during a break from performances.

Porsche has announced a highly exclusive variant of its current 911 lineup that will be available exclusively in four European markets, notably excluding Croatia.

The well-known broadcasting duo cited personal reasons for stepping down, leaving the popular Croatian station without two of its flagship presenters.

Croatian investigators questioned the operators of an unmarked, unregistered vessel operating near the Brijuni archipelago, who subsequently admitted to administrative registration oversights.

Motorists face significant congestion on Croatia’s A1 motorway and across Bosnia and Herzegovina due to accidents and seasonal travel surges. Road authorities advise drivers to expect prolonged wait times and consider alternative routes.

Croatian police arrested a 45-year-old Bosnian citizen near Delnicas for transporting undocumented foreign nationals across the border for payment.

British expat and Total Croatia News founder Paul Bradbury shares his ironic take on why travelers should skip the Kvarner coast, citing overcrowding and inflated prices.

The newly opened Hvar Sirena Resort in Croatia has quickly attracted praise from major international publications following its August soft launch.

HNK Mostar publicly criticized a recent fatwa by local Mufti Saleem Dedović, characterizing it as an attempt to blur the boundaries between religious authority and political influence.

Croatia’s MultiSport fitness platform has partnered with Zagreb’s Bajs public bicycle network, granting subscribers free daily rides as part of a new wellness initiative. The integration aims to promote sustainable urban mobility and active lifestyles among members.

Young Croatian roboticists are competing at the world robotics championship with Pyros-AI, an innovative artificial intelligence system designed to predict and prevent forest fires.

A number of HDZ 'button-pushers' and right-wing commentators have been trying for days to undermine the protest and portray it as anti-Croatian.

Investigators determined that a wildfire threatening olive groves and vegetation on the island of Brač was ignited by a man smoking cigarettes while working in a field, highlighting ongoing risks of human-caused blazes in Mediterranean regions.

An astrological forecast suggests that zodiac signs will experience spontaneous social gatherings, positive energy, and unforgettable nights over the upcoming weekend.

Extreme temperatures in Split and surrounding areas are prompting Lithuanian tourists and residents to return to Lithuania, preferring their cooler summer climate.

The well-known restaurant chain shut down its Svetica branch after operating for just a year and a half, citing business challenges.

While major Croatian tourist destinations face severe congestion, a small island near the Krka National Park remains largely untouched, offering visitors a peaceful alternative without commercial amenities like cafes.

A German national with a blood alcohol level of 1.01‰ was arrested after crashing his small boat into another vessel on the island of Rab and attempting to flee the scene.

A professional association representing judicial assistants in Croatia has condemned prolonged delays in salary payments for court staff members. The protest highlights growing financial strain within the judiciary and demands immediate administrative resolution.

A Croatian war veteran was killed by a bomb after deciding to testify about wartime killings of Serbian civilians, though the perpetrator remains at large.

Croatian singer Lana Jurčević shared a photo of herself buying cakes to mark a "farewell to her old self," drawing immediate support from fellow mothers online.

Businesswoman Dragana Dilparić shares her personal journey overcoming obesity and menopause symptoms, crediting a specific medication for helping her manage cravings and lose weight.

Political analyst Špika challenged Prime Minister Plenković’s claims that average pensions will reach €800 by term’s end, arguing that macroeconomic statistics do not reflect living standards.

Croatian investigative authorities have successfully obtained electronic evidence from major tech platforms at a rate significantly above the European average, submitting hundreds of formal data requests to Google and Meta.

While extreme heat and drought reduce agricultural yields across Europe, Croatian salt manufacturers benefit from ideal dry conditions that accelerate evaporation and harvesting processes.

A persistent wildfire originating from neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina has burned continuously for ten days across the Konavle hills near the Montenegrin border, challenging local firefighting efforts.

The head of the Split traffic police department has filed a criminal report against a colleague after she testified that he discouraged her from reporting Anne Dujić in the Nakaze affair.

Defense Minister Ivan Anušić and Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman justified Croatia's military buildup by citing Serbia's continued adherence to 1990s-era policies and its handling of former war criminal Ratko Mladic's passing.

Meteorologists predict temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius on Friday across Croatia, followed by strong thunderstorms and potential severe weather moving in from the west over the weekend.

An analysis traces the ownership and proposed sale of a high-speed vessel now at the center of a controversial multi-million euro ministry deal involving former Croatian military officials.

The civic initiative Gospić je naš dom has announced a planned demonstration in Zagreb scheduled for September 5, mobilizing supporters amid ongoing regional political tensions and media spin campaigns.

At the time when Ratko Mladić was on the run from the Hague prosecutor's office, Croatian secret services managed to gain the cooperation of a high-ranking officer of the Republika Srpska who had access to Mladić and who...

Severe traffic delays and road closures have affected several major motorways following multiple collisions and peak-hour congestion. Emergency services, including helicopters, have responded to incidents on the Primorska and surrounding highway networks.

A joint operation between Bosnian and Croatian border police units uncovered 61 foreign nationals, primarily from Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan, attempting to cross illegally in the Kozarska Dubica region.

Croatian police arrested a 23-year-old Bulgarian national in Osijek for posing as a licensed physician to defraud elderly women out of money.

Croatian first-division football club HNK Šibenik has entered bankruptcy proceedings with debts exceeding €2.18 million, leaving dozens of creditors unlikely to recover their funds.

The president of the Croatian Police Service Union has called for the immediate public response and potential resignation of Police Director Nikola Milina regarding the department's handling of the 'Nakaze' case involving a female officer.

The MOST political party is calling for a full investigation by the State Attorney's Office into allegations of illegal waste disposal at the Rakitovac landfill site.

The Croatian trial of a woman accused of murder in Medika has entered a new phase as the defense prepares to call police officers as witnesses. The court also approved a procedural request allowing one attorney to withdraw a line of questioning directed at an expert witness.