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Croatian police have arrested several young individuals, including at least one minor, following a wave of more than 500 fake bomb threats sent to schools, shopping centers, and other institutions across the

Croatian energy policy is once again turning toward nuclear energy as one of the key answers to future challenges in electricity supply, after Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced in Dubrovnik that the

Croatian investigation teams have uncovered a new mass grave inside Golubinka Cave, located on Sopaњ Hill in the municipality of Tisno, in Šibenik-Knin County. The site contains human remains believed to belong

Croatia is preparing to introduce another requirement for foreign workers, as part of wider changes to its rules on labour migration. Under proposed amendments to the Law on Foreigners, workers who want

Croatia is preparing a major digital infrastructure project that could place the country among Europe’s most important data center locations. The planned facility, named “Pantheon,” is expected to be built in the

Croatian investigators are tracing the digital trail behind a series of false bomb threats that have caused evacuations and public alarm across the country in recent weeks. According to initial findings, the

A new wave of bomb threats has prompted fresh evacuations in Croatia, with police carrying out precautionary inspections at schools and preschool facilities in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County after anonymous warning emails were

Croatia’s average monthly paid net salary reached €1,527 in February, according to data from the Croatian Bureau of Statistics, which is €16 more than in January. The average gross salary was €2,139,

A recent prediction by English analysts regarding the main favorites for the upcoming World Cup has triggered strong reactions in Croatia, after the national team was given significantly lower chances compared to

Croatia is moving forward with a major legislative initiative aimed at tackling long standing population decline and encouraging the return of its diaspora. The government has established a Scientific Council to help

Dozens of schools in the Istrian region and the city of Šibenik were evacuated Wednesday morning after identical bomb threats were sent via email to educational institutions and local police, forcing students