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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

A powerful storm struck the Zagreb area, causing injuries to several people and significant property damage. Authorities have deployed more than 300 firefighters, mainly responding to fallen trees and damaged roofs. Zagreb

The Croatian government has approved the entry and port stay of a U.S. nuclear-powered military vessel in its territorial waters, according to local media reports. While such procedures are not unusual for

A Croatian TV report sparked public attention after asking members of parliament to locate Iran on a world map, linking the exercise to their recent public statements about the country and broader

A new artistic tribute dedicated to legendary Croatian singer Oliver Dragojević has been installed in Vela Luka, his hometown on the island of Korčula, nearly eight years after his death. The installation,

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar sharply condemned Croatian President Zoran Milanović’s recent statements regarding a call from Israel’s ambassador in Zagreb, Gary Koren, for Croatia to sever diplomatic ties with Iran. Sa’ar

Croatia has reintroduced mandatory military service, and, after nearly 20 years, recruits have once again returned to army barracks. The move reflects growing concerns over Europe’s security environment, which authorities increasingly view

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