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Tourists in Croatia Warned About Growing Presence of Venomous Lionfish

Tourists spending their summer holidays along the Croatian coast are being advised to exercise caution because of the increasing presence of lionfish in the Adriatic Sea. Austrian media have drawn attention to

July 7, 2026

Croatia·Whats New

NATO Leaders Meet in Ankara as Tensions Grow Over Defense Spending and the United States’ Role

Leaders of NATO’s 32 member countries are meeting in Ankara on July 7 and 8 at a time of growing tension over defense spending, American military support for Europe and the future

July 7, 2026

Croatia·Macedonia·Montenegro·Slovenia·Whats New

Six Detained After Incident at Thompson Concert in Croatia

ZAPREŠIĆ, Croatia – Six people were detained following an incident during a concert by Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson in the town of Zaprešić, authorities said. According to Croatian police, officers intervened

July 6, 2026

Croatia·Whats New

Croatian Passport Ranks 8th Most Powerful Globally, Surpassing UK and US

Croatia’s passport has secured 8th place in the newly released Henley Passport Index for Q2 2026, placing it among the world’s most powerful travel documents and ahead of both the United Kingdom

July 3, 2026

Croatia

Serbian Homebuyers Face Higher Mortgage Costs Than Neighbors in Croatia and Slovenia

Homebuyers in Serbia are paying significantly higher mortgage costs than buyers in neighboring Croatia and Slovenia, according to regional banking data. While average interest rates on new housing loans in Slovenia and

July 3, 2026

Croatia·Serbia·Slovenia

Croatian Hospital Pioneers Nation’s First Stem Cell Therapy for Jaw Joint Disorders

KBC Split has achieved a historic milestone in Croatian medicine by successfully performing the country’s first procedure using autologous bone marrow derived stem cell concentrate to treat degenerative temporomandibular joint (TMJ) conditions.

July 2, 2026

Croatia

Croatia and Montenegro Renew Dispute Over Prevlaka Border Issue

Long-standing tensions between Croatia and Montenegro over the disputed Prevlaka peninsula have resurfaced after renewed political statements from both sides, bringing one of the region’s oldest unresolved border issues back into the

July 1, 2026

Croatia·Montenegro

Milanović and Plenković Clash Over Croatian Army Participation in Paris Military Parade

Croatian President Zoran Milanović and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković have entered another public dispute, this time over the planned participation of members of the Croatian Armed Forces in a military parade in

July 1, 2026

Croatia

Major Data Breach Shakes Croatia as Personal Information of More Than Half a Million Students and Teachers Is Exposed

Croatian authorities have launched an investigation after a major cybersecurity incident exposed the personal data of more than 560,000 students, teachers, and school employees, making it one of the largest data breaches

June 30, 2026

Croatia

Croatia Ready for Portugal Showdown as Dalić Demands Respect and Modrić Continues to Make History

Dalić Focused Only on Portugal Croatia head coach Zlatko Dalić says his team is concentrating exclusively on the Round of 16 clash against Portugal, insisting that there is no room for thoughts

June 30, 2026

Croatia

New Dispute Between Croatia and Montenegro Over Prevlaka

A long-standing border dispute between Croatia and Montenegro over the Prevlaka peninsula has resurfaced, with the issue once again becoming a point of tension between the two neighboring countries. Montenegrin President Jakov

June 29, 2026

Croatia·Montenegro

Croatian Prime Minister Fires Back at President Milanović Over Military Parade Dispute

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has sharply criticized President Zoran Milanović after Milanović said he would not allow members of Croatia’s Honor Guard Battalion to take part in a military parade in

June 29, 2026

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