Croatia – Page 9 – First Balkan Media

New Bomb Threats Reported Across the Region, Schools Evacuated in Bosnia, Croatia and Montenegro

A new wave of bomb threats was reported across the Western Balkans on Monday morning, shifting concern from shopping centers to schools in several countries across the region. After shopping malls in

April 20, 2026

Bosnia & Hercegovina·Community·Croatia·Montenegro

Bomb Threat Reports, Immediate Evacuations at Major Zagreb Shopping Centers

Several major shopping centers in Zagreb were evacuated on Thursday morning after police received reports of alleged explosive devices, triggering a security response across multiple locations. Police ordered the evacuation of visitors

April 17, 2026

Croatia·Uncategorized

Croatian Unions Announce Major Zagreb Protest as Employers Reject Pay Demands

Three major trade union confederations, together with the Union of Pensioners of Croatia, have announced a large protest in Zagreb for Saturday, April 18, under the slogan “Croatia Together for Higher Wages

April 15, 2026

Croatia·Uncategorized

Zagreb to Host Children’s Multimedia Project Focused on Macedonian Language and Creativity

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

April 14, 2026

Croatia

Croatia Highlights Defence Fund Opportunities as Anušić Signals Hope for Better Ties With Hungary

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

April 14, 2026

Croatia

Croatia Unveils Ambitious Education Reform Plan to Secure Kindergarten Places for Every Child

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

April 9, 2026

Croatia

Trade Unions Announce Mass Protest in Croatia Over Wages and Living Standards

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

April 9, 2026

Croatia

Balkan Lake Too Vital to Be Touched

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

April 8, 2026

Croatia

Robotaxi Breakthrough in the Balkans: Zagreb Becomes Europe’s First Hub for Autonomous Ride Services

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

April 8, 2026

Croatia

Man Dies in Cannon Accident During Easter Event in Croatia in Front of Hundreds of Spectators

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

April 7, 2026

Croatia

New Netflix Horror Series Climbs Top 10 Rankings, Featuring Croatian Actor and Drawing Strong Audience Attention

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

April 6, 2026

Croatia

USS Gerald R. Ford Leaves Split After Repairs, With Reports Linking Its Return to Renewed Operations Near Iran

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

April 3, 2026

Croatia

Croatia- Page 9