Croatia

Archaeologists have uncovered an extraordinary collection of gold and rare artifacts from a shipwreck dating back more than 1,300 years off the Croatian coast. The discovery, which includes gold coins, precious gemstones

Croatia is preparing to commemorate the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm with a series of official events in Knin on August 5, marking Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day and Croatian Defenders’ Day.

Croatia has recorded a major advance in spinal surgery after Dubrava Clinical Hospital in Zagreb performed the country’s first laparoscopic anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) on July 16, 2026. The procedure, a

Rolling Stone UK has named Špancirfest as a must visit summer experience in its feature “The Ultimate Croatian Summer: Guide to Wine, Dine & Discover,” placing the Varaždin street festival on the

Croatia is preparing to offer families with four or more children up to €15,000 toward the purchase of a seven seater vehicle, the latest in a series of aggressive demographic measures aimed

Croatia has published its first national monitoring results for microplastics in drinking water, establishing a baseline that places the country below the European average while setting a reference point for future tracking.

Croatia will relax its strict biometric border procedures for non EU travelers during the summer tourist season, allowing police to partially suspend the Entry/Exit System when wait times exceed 45 minutes. The

Croatia has emerged as one of the European Union’s most air conditioning dependent nations, with electricity consumption for cooling rising faster than the bloc’s average as scorching heatwaves become the new normal.