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A children’s multimedia project dedicated to language, creativity, and artistic expression will begin on Thursday at the Cultural and Information Centre in Zagreb. Titled The Magical Circle of Childhood, the program is

The Croatian Defence Industry Competitiveness Cluster and the Croatian Employers’ Association held an Information Day focused on the European Defence Fund, presenting it as a platform for economic growth, industrial development, and

Croatia plans to provide a kindergarten place for every child by the end of the decade, in what has been presented as part of a broader and ambitious reform of the country’s

Croatian trade unions have announced a large-scale protest in Zagreb, calling on citizens to take to the streets in response to what they describe as persistently low wages, inadequate pensions, and a

A relatively known natural site in the Balkans remains strictly protected—not because of mystery or exclusivity, but because human lives depend on it. Located on the Croatian island of Cres, this lake

Zagreb has become the first city in Europe to introduce a fully commercial robotaxi service, marking a major technological step forward for the region and positioning Croatia at the forefront of autonomous

A tragic accident overshadowed an Easter Monday event in Croatia’s Zagorje region after a man died during a public program involving a ceremonial cannon at Veliki Tabor Castle in the municipality of

A new horror series on Netflix – Something Very Bad is Going to Happen has quickly risen to second place in the platform’s Top 10 rankings, receiving considerable attention from viewers and

The USS Gerald R. Ford, described in the coverage as the largest aircraft carrier in the world, has left the Croatian port of Split after a five-day stay during which repairs, maintenance

A major scandal has erupted around Croatia’s mission to the United Nations in New York after U.S. authorities accused a former employee of unlawfully extracting about $750,000 from the diplomatic mission through

Croatian President Zoran Milanović announced that he was cancelling this year’s Brdo-Brijuni Process summit in Croatia, saying that under the current circumstances, there were no conditions for Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić to