Croatia

Retail spending in Croatia has continued its upward trend, marking the 34th consecutive month of year-on-year growth, signaling ongoing resilience in the country’s economy. According to a report published on Thursday by

Croatia’s Armed Forces have begun issuing official summonses to young men as the country reintroduces mandatory military service after nearly two decades, marking a major shift in defense policy. Chief of the

Croatia’s government has outlined a large-scale housing programme aimed at expanding access to affordable homes, with plans to build and renovate a total of 20,200 apartments and family houses by 2030 under

After months of uncertainty, Zagreb is entering the final phase of removing one of its most visible urban scars: the high-rise of the former media complex “Vjesnik” will be demolished after a

A giant shark, identified as the second-largest shark species in the world, was spotted and filmed swimming near the Croatian island of Cres in the Adriatic Sea. The footage and eyewitness reports

A tragic accident unfolded early this morning on the Una River near Hrvatska Kostajnica, where a boat carrying migrants overturned, leaving at least one person dead and others missing. According to authorities,

In recent days, stops and deportations of truck drivers from the Western Balkans have intensified at the German border, as Croatian customs officials have begun turning Serbian and other non‑EU carriers away

Hrvatska kovnica novca has announced the release of a new collector’s edition featuring Croatia’s 2026 euro circulation coins in brilliant uncirculated quality. The “Vukovar 2026” euro set includes the complete range of

Croatian President Zoran Milanović has once again sparked controversy with his choice of foreign visits—this time to Georgia, a country whose current authorities are accused of pro-Russian policies and democratic backsliding. “I

Croatia has net benefited nearly €20 billion from EU membership, thanks to a combination of structural, cohesion and other EU funds exceeding its budget contributions. The country has accelerated its use of

Croatia is moving ahead with legislative reforms that would allow local governments to regulate night-time alcohol sales between 8:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., replacing a uniform national approach, while also amending the