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Croatia is preparing for a prolonged heatwave that could push temperatures toward 40°C over the weekend. Meteorologists are warning of dangerous heat across several parts of the country, with red and orange

Croatian Adriatic tourism businesses are warning of growing financial pressure as some companies report revenue declines of up to 40 percent during a weaker-than-expected summer season. The Croatian Adriatic tourism crisis has

Split is facing growing pressure to balance its booming tourism industry with the quality of life of people who live in the historic city center. Reports of late night noise, public disorder

A former Croatian Roads chief is under investigation for alleged corruption and abuse of official authority, raising new questions about the management of one of Croatia’s most important state-owned infrastructure companies. The

Underground waste containers in Zagreb are being installed in the city’s historic center as part of an effort to improve waste collection, reduce unpleasant odors, and preserve the appearance of public spaces.

Croatian referees in UEFA competitions will play an important role in this week’s UEFA Conference League qualifiers, with three officiating teams from Croatia selected to oversee European matches. The appointments include experienced

Tomato prices in Croatia have reached unusually high levels, with some markets selling a kilogram of tomatoes for up to €10, making them more expensive than certain types of meat. The sharp

Croatia’s tourism industry is facing growing concerns as rising prices appear to be affecting visitor numbers in some popular coastal destinations during the summer season. According to reports, several seaside towns have

The Croatian coastal city of Makarska is preparing new traffic rules that would ban the use of electric scooters in pedestrian zones, following growing concerns over safety and accidents involving riders. Mayor

Archaeologists have uncovered an extraordinary collection of gold and rare artifacts from a shipwreck dating back more than 1,300 years off the Croatian coast. The discovery, which includes gold coins, precious gemstones

Croatia is preparing to commemorate the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm with a series of official events in Knin on August 5, marking Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day and Croatian Defenders’ Day.

Croatia has recorded a major advance in spinal surgery after Dubrava Clinical Hospital in Zagreb performed the country’s first laparoscopic anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) on July 16, 2026. The procedure, a