A collision on the A4 motorway between the Sesvete and Zagreb junctions has reduced traffic to a single lane, causing a two-kilometer backup heading toward Zagreb.

Despite a general decline in overall housing transactions, Zagreb continues to see soaring prices for premium new developments, with some units reaching €8,400 per square meter as buyer purchasing power tightens.

The article recounts the historic train departure from Zagreb on August 26, 1995, shortly after Operation Storm, which marked a pivotal moment in reconnecting Croatia after conflict.

A visual feature captures the vibrant atmosphere and heavy foot traffic at Zagreb's most famous traditional market.

Applications for subsidized university dormitories in Zagreb have nearly reached 10,000 this year, far exceeding the available 6,638 beds across four campus facilities.

A traffic jam occurred in Ilica street, near house number 68, at 13:08 due to a traffic accident involving a pedestrian.

Croatian officials discuss Zagreb building an incinerator as a model for the country, while the environment minister comments on a pending investigation into a waste management complaint.

A Škoda taxi vehicle fell into a section of dismantled tram rails on Trg Eugena Kvaternika in central Zagreb, highlighting ongoing infrastructure maintenance challenges in the city.

The municipal government of Zagreb has started issuing one-time financial assistance of 800 euros to families to help cover the costs of essential gear for newly born children.

European Commission representative Kovač unveiled a revised EU enlargement strategy in Zagreb, emphasizing updated criteria and cautioning against admitting countries that do not fully align with union standards.

The Croatian personality embraces unique fashion combinations to navigate the city's gloomy weather, proving she loves dressing up whenever the opportunity arises.

Unpredictable autumn weather forced many shoppers to postpone their visits, significantly reducing foot traffic at the city's central marketplace.

A local survey captures how residents of Zagreb spent their summer holidays, highlighting popular destinations and travel trends within Croatia.

The Zagreb IPZ institute has been chosen to design the restoration of a 42-kilometer railway segment, marking a crucial step toward restoring train services to western Slavonia.

The Croatian Ministry of Health has responded to inquiries regarding the circumstances of former HDZ Vice President Milijan Brkić's transfer from SKB Mostar to KBC Zagreb via MUP helicopter, confirming he underwent four emergency surgeries in a short period.

The Zagreb Zoo will celebrate Bat Night this Saturday, offering a special evening program for visitors to learn about the more than 20 bat species living in Zagreb. The event aims to educate the public about these nocturnal creatures.

Wet and slippery roads are reported in parts of Croatia, with significant traffic congestion on highways, the Zagreb bypass, and approaches to Split and Dubrovnik.

A man from Bosnia and Herzegovina was arrested in Zagreb for assaulting a 13-year-old boy in an amusement park, reportedly in retaliation for a broken window.

Lili, a nine-year-old Šarplaninac mix, has been residing at the City of Zagreb Animal Shelter - Dumovec for two years and is seeking a permanent home.

A new Central Outlet, offering discounted fashion brands, has opened in the former Nama building on Ilica street in Zagreb.

Vjekoslav Bušić from the 'Gospić is Our Home' initiative announced on N1 television that only citizens will speak at the upcoming protest in Gospić.

A 37-year-old unemployed hairdresser from Zagreb, a mother of five, was shot eight times and sustained injuries to her arms, legs, and abdomen, yet she reportedly continued to commit criminal offenses shortly after being discharged from the hospital.

A protest is scheduled for September 5th in Zagreb, Croatia, with four buses already filled, to demonstrate against the presence of 37,000 tons of hazardous waste in Gospić.

One person has died in a severe traffic accident involving a car and a motorcycle near Luka, close to Zagreb. The road has been closed following the incident.

A photo and video feature explores where Zagreb residents used to swim on the Sava River and in Maksimir before public pools, comparing past and present scenes.

The Fokus party has invited citizens to a protest organized by the "Gospić je naš dom" civil initiative, scheduled for September 5th in Zagreb, to advocate for Lika.

An article explores the northern Adriatic region of Croatia, highlighting Opatija as an elegant gateway to Istria and its underrated treasures.

Despite a ten-degree temperature drop in Zagreb, a local fitness trainer remains unaffected, continuing her routine.

The fourth season of the popular Croatian youth series 'Sram' has begun filming in Zagreb, with the new season centering on the character Vanessa and exploring themes of prejudice.

The 'Pensioners Together' bloc is calling for a protest on September 5 in Zagreb, expecting participants from across Croatia. An initiative member from Gospić confirmed the widespread participation.

Zagreb's public transport company, ZET, has announced significant changes to tram traffic this weekend. Trams will not operate on a large portion of the city's network.

A reporter visited Zagreb's month-long Pancake Fest, which runs from August 20 to September 20, to sample its offerings and report on prices and impressions.

Arnar Eggert Thoroddssen writes about the welcome return of Bogomil Font, an unruly character born in Zagreb, to the microphone, with his friend Sigtryggur Baldursson also mentioned.

Zagreb police thwarted a 42-year-old drug dealer's plans for further drug earnings by searching his house in Maksimir with a court order on Thursday afternoon, leading to his arrest.

A review was conducted to determine if the chicken sandwich at KAI Street Food in Zagreb is indeed the best, exploring why this crispy classic is so popular.

Four tram lines in Zagreb will experience changes to their service this weekend, affecting public transport in the city.

The Okolo festival has commenced in Zagreb, featuring unusual art installations placed throughout the city, sparking curiosity among residents.

RESIDENTS of Gospić and Lika are dissatisfied with the Parliament's discussion on hazardous waste, considering it politicking. They demand urgent remediation and announce a new protest in Zagreb at the beginning of September.

A 47-year-old man who escaped from a court in Velika Gorica was arrested in Zagreb after stealing a seven-year-old's bicycle during his flight.

Three patients severely injured in the Omiš fire are still in critical condition on respirators in Zagreb, having undergone surgery to remove burned tissue.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović congratulated Ilija Kovtun on winning a historic first gold medal for Croatia in the all-around gymnastics at the European Championship in Zagreb.

The Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Dawid Runtz, performed at the Dubrovnik Summer Festival in front of the cathedral, presenting a program of 20th-century compositions.

Residents of Ksaverska Street in Zagreb's Gornji grad – Medveščak district have been unpleasantly surprised by an increase in parking fines, as traffic wardens have reportedly become more frequent in issuing tickets for cars parked on the sidewalk.

A prolonged drought and weeks without significant rainfall have caused the Sava River in Zagreb, Croatia, to reach historically low levels, revealing 'islands' near the Hendrix and pedestrian-bicycle bridges.

Zagreb is investing over 3 million euros in tram track renovation, with work expected to proceed day and night, including weekends and holidays, to ensure quick completion.

Croatian police have arrested Ž. B. (47), a fugitive who escaped from Velika Gorica, in the Jarun area of Zagreb after approximately 30 hours on the run.

Croatia is experiencing an invasion of oak and plane tree bugs, invasive species from the United States. These insects are biting people and damaging trees, with no effective solution for their eradication currently available.

In recent days, another scaffold has been removed in Ulica Republike Austrije, and the renovation of the historic building at number 20, housing the Ministry of Physical Planning, Construction and State Property, has been completed.

Zagreb police are seeking public assistance to identify a young man suspected of indecent acts in the Dubrava area. Authorities have released footage and are asking anyone who recognizes the individual to come forward.

A 35-year-old driver in Zagreb was fined €4490 and banned from driving for one year after committing multiple traffic offenses, including driving under the influence, without documents, and despite an existing driving ban.

Air China will launch its first regular direct flight between Beijing and Zagreb starting September 4th. The Ministry expects this new route to significantly boost tourism and economic cooperation between Croatia and China.

Tram services will resume on Vukovarska and Šubićeva streets in Zagreb starting Thursday, with the extraordinary bus line 616 being canceled and some tram lines changing.

Maša Kolanović's new novel "Materina" centers on the mother-child relationship, set against a backdrop of global anxieties, with the author noting the title's dual meaning.

A police vehicle was captured on camera parked on a pedestrian crossing in Zagreb, sparking public attention.

Ukrainian gymnast Ilija Kovtun, who escaped the war in his home country, has found a new home in Croatia and is now representing Croatia at the European Gymnastics Championship in Zagreb.

Residents of Gospić have announced a protest in Zagreb, setting a date for the demonstration. They stated their intention to be heard in the capital after feeling ignored in Gospić.

Following the death of Vedrana Rudan, actress Svetlana Bojković expressed her sadness, remembering Rudan as a strong personality who always spoke her mind. Many Zagreb residents also shared their memories, describing her as a unique figure.

Citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina will be able to cast their votes in the general elections on October 4th in Zagreb and Rijeka, which are among twenty designated overseas voting locations.

The dilapidated state of Zagreb's Maksimir Stadium has drawn sharp criticism from Norwegian journalists visiting ahead of a match between Dinamo and Viking, describing it as a "dilapidated hole."

The European champion water polo team was enthusiastically welcomed in Zagreb, with flags, banners, and trumpets. This celebration marks the return of the last summer gold medal, following previous world titles for U18 and U16 teams.

U TKALČIĆEVOJ ulici u Zagrebu, 23-godišnjak je u tučnjavi teško ozlijedio 40-godišnjaka. Policija je uhitila napadača na mjestu događaja i protiv njega podnijela kaznenu prijavu.

Two Slovenian women attempting to fly from Stuttgart to Zagreb with Eurowings were stranded after their flight was canceled due to an engine malfunction and adverse weather conditions, marking a second cancellation for them.

A 39-year-old Slovenian man, Robert T., wanted on a Slovenian warrant, was caught stealing tires in Zagreb and attempted to run over police officers, for which he has pleaded guilty and been sentenced.

Zagreb has been included in a list of the top 10 most affordable European cities for a weekend trip, with Polish cities, led by Wrocław, occupying the first five spots.

The organization BUZ has mobilized citizens for a demonstration on September 5 in Zagreb, demanding that the government clarify its plans for safely managing hazardous waste.

An unusual new art piece has appeared in Zagreb, prompting social media debate and prompting local reporters to gather citizen opinions on its reception.

Organizers are preparing for a September 5 demonstration titled "Walk for Lika, Walk for Croatia," prompting public discussion about attendance and motivations.

The County Court in Zagreb has formally upheld charges against a defendant who allegedly provided methadone to a friend, resulting in a fatal overdose. The accused now faces up to 15 years in prison as the legal proceedings move forward.

A significant amount of waste was illegally dumped overnight beneath a pedestrian bridge in Zagreb’s Gračani district, prompting local residents to spend hours cleaning the area.

Prosecutors in Zagreb have indicted seven Croatian citizens and one Czech national for their involvement in a criminal organization that generated nearly one million euros from cocaine trafficking.

The popular Croatian punk rock group Kawasaki 3P will perform at Zagreb's Šalata stadium this September, with tickets available through Eventim.

A Croatian police officer was taken into custody on two separate occasions within an eight-day period following criminal complaints, highlighting ongoing disciplinary issues within the force.

Croatian authorities are conducting an extensive manhunt after a suspected thief fatally stabbed a retail employee in Zagreb, prompting store staff to evacuate the premises. Meanwhile, Philippine police confirmed a fatal shootout with an alleged robber in Bulacan province.

At a diplomatic conference in Zagreb, Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anušić emphasized the need to alert international partners regarding Belgrade's activities, while also discussing military modernization and defense industry developments.

The City of Zagreb has launched a tender for over 1.5 million euros to renovate the intersection of Selska and Horvaćanska streets, with plans extending beyond simple asphalt repairs.

Health supplement manufacturer Inkospor has unveiled a newly renovated showroom and sales salon in Zagreb, offering customers a space to explore, taste, and purchase its range of German-produced nutritional products.

A physical clash during the cultural festival left four young men injured, with one hospitalized, as police continue their investigation into the incident.

Former Serbian boxing champion Dositej Todorovski spent the night in custody in Zagreb's Remetinec prison on rape charges, with the entrepreneur, who has been out of sports for years, blaming the system.

A Serbian sports ambassador to the UAE has been arrested in Zagreb, Croatia, facing charges of rape, domestic violence, and illegal debt collection brought by his former partner.

The busiest escalators in Zagreb have been out of service for two years, drawing criticism regarding negligence and sloppiness.

A Mercedes-Benz vehicle became stuck in excavated tram tracks in Kvatrić, Zagreb, with the driver facing a hefty fine and costs for vehicle extraction.

Ilirika is expanding its operations to Zagreb with the aim of strengthening the Croatian capital market. This strategic move seeks to enhance financial market development in Croatia.

Traffic lights stopped working at two major intersections in Zagreb, specifically at the junctions of Vukovarska with Hrvatska bratska zajednica and Miramarska, causing traffic management issues.

Police have concluded an investigation into a 43-year-old man suspected of breaking into the same hospitality establishment in central Zagreb four times in less than three months. He allegedly stole items twice, and was apprehended on his fourth attempt.

The fourth edition of an international festival will transform three Zagreb stages into a European opera hub in September, bringing together artists and opera houses from across Europe and concluding with a grand gala concert.

A plaster vase shaped like the head of Franjo Tuđman has been offered for sale on Facebook in Zagreb, sparking public interest.

Zagreb police conducted enhanced traffic surveillance over the past weekend, resulting in the arrest of 118 intoxicated drivers. A total of 750 traffic violations were recorded, with speeding and drunk driving being the most common.

Two traffic accidents occurred on the A3 highway, causing a collapse before the entrance to Zagreb, while strong bora winds in the coastal area led to restrictions for certain vehicle categories on the Adriatic Highway.

Zagreb police are searching for a man and appealing for witnesses in connection with an accident that injured two people. Authorities have released surveillance footage and a composite sketch of the suspect.

A traffic accident occurred late Saturday afternoon at the intersection of Selska and Zagrebačka in Zagreb, involving an ambulance and a FlixBus. The collision happened beneath an overpass, causing significant damage.

A two-room apartment spanning 60 square meters, with an additional room, is currently for sale near Zagreb, Croatia, with an asking price of 194,000 euros. The listing provides details on the property's size and cost.

After a prolonged period of heat and drought, Zagreb finally received some rain, but photos show that the city's dogs were not particularly pleased by the change in weather.

Three renowned chefs, Bogdan, Janković, and Palfi, are opening an artisan sandwich shop called TriM in Zagreb, sparking debate among local sommeliers and the culinary community.

A strong downpour hit the western part of Zagreb, Croatia, in the morning, bringing a slight temperature drop after a prolonged period of drought and heat.

Dinamo Zagreb's coach Kovačević is reportedly considering fielding reserve players against Varaždin, facing a choice between securing league points or prioritizing a potential €30 million financial gain.

Following rain that affected parts of Croatia, including Zagreb, a double rainbow appeared in the sky, brightening the day.

A 2-year-old child was bitten by a dog in a Zagreb pastry shop, sustaining a minor leg injury. The incident gained attention due to the dog owner's alleged reaction afterward.

A camper trailer caught fire on the A1 highway near Bosiljevo, leading to a significant traffic jam. The incident created a queue of approximately 5 kilometers in the direction of Zagreb.

Croatia's opposition has called for a major protest in Zagreb on September 5th, following the parliament's rejection of the President's conclusions regarding the urgent remediation of an illegal landfill in Gospić.

Victoria's Secret is officially set to open its first store in Croatia, specifically in Zagreb, with Alshaya planning the launch in the fourth quarter, bringing popular items to the region.

A 47-year-old fugitive, who escaped from a court in Velika Gorica, was arrested in Zagreb after stealing a bicycle from a frightened 7-year-old boy; police are still searching for the stolen birthday gift.

The Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service (DHMZ) has issued yellow warnings for thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy rainfall across the Zagreb, Gospić, and Rijeka regions, with a possibility of urban flooding.

Waiters working at cafes near the Importanne Center in Zagreb, Croatia, reportedly face the arduous task of climbing 1600 steps daily due to the location of their terraces, making it one of the city's most physically demanding jobs.

Drone footage has captured images of dead fish along the banks of the Sava River near Zagreb, alongside dark water flowing from a waste channel, prompting an investigation into the cause of the fish kill.

Zagrebački holding announced that the central wastewater treatment plant for the City of Zagreb is operating normally. The purification processes are continuous and without any difficulties or extraordinary events.

New roadworks in central Zagreb have caused significant traffic problems, with Isidora Kršnjavoga Street closed for repairs, leading to gridlock and even affecting an escort vehicle.

Zagreb will host the sixth Triglav osiguranje Roller Coaster recreational road cycling race on August 30, 2026, organized by the Dinamo Zagreb Cycling Club, featuring a children's race for the first time.

Croatian police apprehended a 47-year-old man in Zagreb who had escaped from outside the Velika Gorica district court 30 hours earlier.

A serious traffic accident involving a motorcycle and a car near Vogošća has caused significant traffic delays. Separately, an accident on the A4 highway towards Zagreb resulted in a 7-kilometer long queue.

Croatian Ministry of Interior confirmed that a police helicopter transported Croatian citizen Milijan Brkić from Mostar to Zagreb at the request of the Ministry of Health. Media reports indicated the transport was due to an emergency.

The Zagreb-based pop-rock band "Neki to vole vruće" is scheduled to perform a concert at Zappa Baza in Belgrade on Friday, September 4, organized by Hangtime agency.

Zagreb-based sales outlet Split Screen has secured international distribution rights for 'The End of Times' by Bibiana Rojas Gómez and Juan David Cárdenas Maldonado, prior to its world premiere at Critics’ Week during the Venice Film Festival.

Zagreb police have released a photograph of a 47-year-old man who escaped from officers yesterday while being escorted into an official vehicle outside the County Court in Velika Gorica, despite being handcuffed.

Taco Bell is set to open its first restaurant in Croatia, located in Zagreb's Arena Centar, with the venue nearly ready to welcome guests.

Three girls brutally assaulted a 13-year-old in Zagreb, jumping on her head to the extent that a shoe mark was left on her forehead, according to the victim's mother.

For those looking to extend their holidays, Zagreb Airport is promoting various flight destinations available in September.

Entrepreneur Vanja Horvat, ex-wife of Zoran Mamić, made a public appearance at Zagreb's Mirogoj cemetery to bid farewell to her former mother-in-law, Luca Mamić.

A parked Mercedes with Slavonski Brod license plates caught fire under unexplained circumstances in Sesvete, Zagreb, last night. Firefighters found a 23-year-old man attempting to extinguish the blaze.

An article compares the public bicycle systems of Zagreb (Bajs) and Budapest (MOL Bubi), evaluating their user experience, app functionality, and bicycle design.

Residents of Zagreb are seen relaxing on benches placed in the middle of Draškovićeva Street, sparking discussion about their placement.

New underground waste containers have been installed in Zagreb's main square, transforming the appearance of the area. Photos show the updated waste management system now in place.

Zagreb County has donated 50,000 euros in aid to Omiš for fire recovery efforts, as firefighters return to their units after successfully containing the blazes.

A Croatian-born footballer, who fled to Norway as a child in 1993 due to war, is now set to play against Dinamo Zagreb, reflecting on the hardships of war.

The Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb's new season emphasizes international collaboration and artist exchange, aiming to establish the city as a central point for European theater and opera through its HNK2EU cycle.

Rare mammatus clouds were observed covering the sky above Zagreb, Croatia, presenting an unusual sight.

Dok Dinamo čeka konačan rasplet situacije s Dominikom Livakovićem, čelnicima zagrebačkog kluba ponuđena je još jedna zanimljiva opcija za golmansku po

Customs officers at Franjo Tuđman International Airport found 11 coral fragments of the Scleractinia sp. in a Slovenian passenger's luggage arriving from Istanbul, resulting in a 600 euro fine.

Customs officers at Franjo Tuđman Airport in Zagreb intercepted a Slovenian citizen attempting to smuggle 1.6 kg of protected corals from Indonesia, resulting in their confiscation and a fine.

The city of Zagreb has decided to provide financial assistance to Omiš, approving the maximum possible amount of 130,000 euros.

Two separate traffic incidents have resulted in fatalities, with a 73-year-old woman dying in New Zealand after being struck by a vehicle and another person killed in a collision in Croatia. Authorities are investigating both crashes to determine the causes.

Emergency responders are investigating separate deadly crashes in Zagreb, Croatia, and Crete, Greece, that have resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries. Local authorities have launched inquiries into the circumstances surrounding both collisions to determine contributing factors.

Zagreb's water utility company responded to reports of sewage leaking into the Medvednica nature park for years, attributing the issue to an outdated drainage system still used by some plateau facilities.

The City of Zagreb has initiated a public survey until September 13 to assess residents' experiences with high temperatures and gather data for effective climate adaptation measures.

The 23rd edition of the World Theatre Festival in Zagreb kicks off with a production examining the orchestra's activities during the Third Reich.

Residents report that the Zagreb water utility continues to release untreated wastewater into a local stream nearly two months after receiving a formal prohibition order from environmental inspectors, raising concerns over public health and ecological damage.

Zagreb has begun a major two-year, €3.1 million renovation of its tram lines, with work scheduled to continue overnight.

The Croatian Interior Ministry defended a medical evacuation flight from Mostar to Zagreb by citing a lapsed bilateral accord that did not originally authorize such air transport, raising questions about procedural compliance.

Police in Zagreb are searching for a suspect who robbed a local shop at knifepoint and escaped with cash, though fortunately no injuries were reported.

Around 1:30 PM, an incident occurred at the entrance to the Municipal Civil Court building in Zagreb, the so-called Palace of Justice in Vukovar Street, opposite Lisinski.

The young defender chose to continue his career in Portugal after leaving Bayern Munich, despite interest from domestic clubs like Dinamo Zagreb and Rijeka.

After passing technical inspections in late July and August, the long-awaited municipal swimming facility is scheduled to welcome visitors next month.

The Zagreb County Court has requested an inventory of assets and liabilities for a Christian neopentecostal congregation facing insolvency over a €1,469 debt, following earlier requests by the national agency FINA.

The City of Zagreb has announced two major tenders totaling 746,000 euros to renovate sports facilities at Mladost Primary School and repair roofs at Vrapče institutions.

Norwegian author Jo Nesbø is set to visit Croatia in September for public appearances in Split and Zagreb to promote his fourteenth Harry Hole novel, and will also be climbing rocks in Dalmatia with the HGSS team.

Ronaldo Barišić, who was fined 3150 euros for displaying a HOS flag and making false statements about a nun, is now seeking donations for his legal battle and has announced a new protest in Zagreb.

A photograph captures a cat finding a cool spot and relaxing against a wall in Zagreb, highlighting how animals are also affected by the heat.

New roadworks began on Radnička Street in Zagreb on Saturday, August 22nd, immediately causing traffic problems and disruptions for a well-known hotel by Monday, with citizens reporting a lack of prior notice.

The City of Zagreb is refusing to take possession of the premises belonging to a bankrupt association of court experts until the waste within the space is cleared, with the administrator planning to return the keys by mail due to lack of funds.

The ninth edition of the Okolo festival of artistic interventions has commenced in Zagreb's Masarykova street, showcasing seven spatial installations and art interventions.

Drivers heading towards Zagreb are experiencing significant traffic congestion, with queues extending up to 5 kilometers. Authorities advise adjusting speed and maintaining safe distances.

Albanian Defense Minister Ermal Nufi stated in Zagreb that KFOR, NATO's peacekeeping mission, and Kosovo's stability are fundamental for peace in the region, following a meeting with Ivan Anušić. The article also references Vučić and a potentially "darkest scenario" in the Balkans.

A phrase considered by many to be very dangerous has appeared near a cafe in Zagreb, sparking local interest.

An article reviews Tajer, a restaurant in Zagreb known for its traditional Međimurje and Zagorje cuisine, providing an assessment of the dining experience.

A children's surgeon from the Clinic for Children's Diseases in Zagreb issued a dramatic appeal to parents, warning against buying electric scooters for children due to frequent and severe head injuries.

A spectacular sight of two rainbows was observed in the sky above Zagreb, Croatia.

A Croatian video report captures the scene on a Saturday in Zagreb's city center, noting that despite umbrellas being prevalent due to rain, stylish outfits were still abundant.

The HSLS political party has criticized the Možemo party over significant and daily traffic congestion in Zagreb. This criticism highlights the ongoing issue of heavy traffic in the city, including long queues on major highways like the A1.

Associations from Gospić, Croatia, are organizing a protest in Zagreb on September 5th concerning hazardous waste issues, and have announced that politicians will not be permitted to speak at the event.

Većeslav Holjevac (1917-1970) was a Croatian general, politician, and visionary who played a pivotal role in the development of Zagreb into the city it is known as today.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis congratulated Lefteris Petrounias for winning a bronze medal at the European Championship in Zagreb.

A sudden and strong downpour has affected parts of Zagreb, Croatia, with the meteorological service warning of new thunderstorms and a noticeable cooling trend expected soon.

A massive fig tree laden with fruit in Kušlanova Street in Zagreb is attracting passersby, with citizens encouraged to pick the figs before they spoil.

Following the Croatian Parliament's rejection of an urgent waste cleanup plan for Gospić, citizens and the opposition are calling for protests in Zagreb.

The Croatian Auto Club warns of wet and slippery roads, with traffic jams expected on sections under construction and on city roads, particularly on the A1 highway near Bosiljevo, Lučko, and Demerje, advising drivers to adjust their speed.

The film 'Canary Black', largely shot on the streets of Zagreb, was screened at Ban Jelačić Square as part of the Cinehill festival, allowing the audience to recognize familiar city locations.

A fugitive (47) who escaped from police officers from the County Court in Velika Gorica was arrested last night in a cafe in Zagreb. During his escape, he stole a bicycle from a seven-year-old boy in front of his friends.

Klementina, a dog under the care of the Zagreb-based Prava šapa association, has undergone a difficult recovery after being saved from euthanasia and is now seeking a permanent home.

Zdravko Mamić, former head of Zagreb's Dinamo football club, has reportedly built a luxurious estate near the Kravica waterfall in Ljubuški, valued at 2.5 million euros.

Despite receiving significant annual funding from Croatia, the University Clinical Hospital Mostar sent a patient to Zagreb for treatment, raising questions about the allocation and effectiveness of the 73 million euros provided over the last decade.

Former police officer and TV series actor Leon Lučić, 54, is negotiating a plea agreement with the Velika Gorica prosecutor's office. The case involves the attempted murder of an acquaintance, Denis M., in Zagreb last year.

A workshop on preparing modern winter preserves, including pickling and vegetable tasting, will soon be held in Zagreb, led by chef Ivana Bekavac, with a participation fee of 45 euros.

A man in Zagreb reportedly had a nervous breakdown in a bank after being informed of his account balance, allegedly shouting that he should "throw a bomb" in the branch.

Beijing and Zagreb are now connected by a frequent direct airline route for the first time, with tickets already on sale for the new service via Bucharest.

A traffic accident on the A4 highway leading towards Zagreb has resulted in a queue approximately five kilometers long. While weather conditions are favorable, traffic is heavy on city roads, bypasses, and certain sections of highways.

After a 30-hour search, police in Zagreb, Croatia, have arrested a 47-year-old fugitive who had escaped from the Velika Gorica area.

Zagrebačke Pekarne Klara's management has proposed to shareholders to delist its shares from the Zagreb Stock Exchange, with a general assembly scheduled for September 30 to make the decision.

A mother in Zagreb reported that her daughter was attacked by peers who allegedly lured her onto the street with threats and then assaulted her, including jumping on her head. The incident highlights concerns about peer violence.

Underground waste containers at the intersection of Ban Josip Jelačić Square and Ilica in Zagreb have officially been put into service, with workers removing fences and the first waste being deposited.

A member of the Croatian military police has been accused of fraudulently receiving €15,000 in compensation by faking his residence in Zagreb while actually living in Varaždin.

The City of Zagreb has announced a tender worth €300,000 for the maintenance of a pedestrian zone along Kranjčevićeva Street, which includes removing parking and adding 304 bicycle spots.

A new establishment specializing in tropical fruit salads, offering exotic ingredients as a summer fast-food alternative, has opened in Ježev prolaz in Zagreb's Tkalčićeva Street.

Chefs Mate Janković, Matija Bogdan, and Marko Palfi are opening TriM, a new artisan sandwich shop in Zagreb, featuring their own preparations.

Norwegian journalist Jan-Henrik Børslid experienced an unusual encounter when he was stopped by police in central Zagreb, following his report on the dilapidated Maksimir stadium.

Motorists are experiencing intermittent delays on Croatian highways due to ongoing roadworks, with particularly heavy traffic reported near Zagreb. An accident on the A1 motorway has further contributed to the congestion.

The first phase of the Zagreb Bus Station renovation has concluded, revealing a new facade, though changes are subtle. A significant problem was immediately observed, with the next phase expected in 2027.

A comparison of taxi services reveals a vast disparity, with a 20-minute ride in Zagreb costing 26 euros, while a luxurious electric limousine in China can be had for just 3 euros.

Tram lines 3, 5, and 7 in Zagreb, Croatia, are returning to their regular routes in Vukovarska and Šubićeva streets, while line 13 will operate on an altered schedule due to ongoing works.

Croatia's central bank has released a special 2-euro commemorative coin to mark 100 years of Croatian Radio Television (HRT). The coin celebrates a century of broadcasting history in the country.

Roads are reported to be wet and slippery in places, with visibility reduced due to fog in the interior. Occasional traffic jams are expected on sections where construction is ongoing and on urban roads.

A pedestrian was seriously injured after being hit by a car in Lower Hutt, while a minor sustained severe injuries in a scooter collision in Zagreb. These incidents highlight concerns about road safety.

POČELO je jače nevrijeme u središnjoj Hrvatskoj i Lici.

Passersby in Zagreb were shocked to find a three-and-a-half-year-old barefoot child wandering alone and crying in a parking lot, prompting a police response that involved knocking on the parents' door for 40 minutes.

Police are investigating a fire at a car dealership in Zagreb where six vehicles, including Mercedes and Audis, were destroyed, with initial findings suggesting an unknown perpetrator doused and ignited a Q7 with flammable liquid.