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Zagreb’s average monthly net salary reached €1,758 in May 2026, placing earnings in the Croatian capital €206 above the national average. The latest data on the average salary in Zagreb also show

Croatia issued around 106,000 residence and work permits to foreign workers in the first seven months of 2026, with workers from Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia remaining the largest groups. The number

Animal Friends Croatia is calling for stricter nationwide restrictions on fireworks after Istrian firefighters suspended approvals for displays due to fire risks. The group says fireworks restrictions in Croatia should be regulated

The Split boxing and kickboxing camps brought together 280 participants for two weeks of intensive training with leading Croatian and international combat sports professionals. The two summer camps were held at the

Nine members of Russia’s gymnastics delegation have been denied Croatian visas ahead of the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Zagreb, including Olympic champions Angelina Melnikova and Viktoria Listunova. The competition begins Thursday

The most unusual museums in Croatia prove that cultural attractions do not have to consist of dusty artifacts displayed behind glass. Across the country, visitors can explore emotional stories, humorous memories, prehistoric

Croatia’s electronic toll system is expected to begin operating on March 1, 2027, bringing major changes for domestic drivers and motorists arriving from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Traditional toll booths will disappear, meaning

Croatian military pilots carried out an emergency medical flight Thursday evening, transporting a pregnant woman in life-threatening condition from Dubrovnik to a hospital in Split. The operation began after the Croatian Air

Croatian President Zoran Milanović stated that the role of the Croatian Army and the Croatian Defence Council (HVO) was crucial in achieving the Dayton Peace Agreement, arguing that the war in Bosnia