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Canadian tourists are suspected of starting a fire in Dalmatia. One person has been arrested, and police are searching for others. Quick intervention by citizens and firefighters prevented the further spread of the blaze.
Prefect Petry has responded to photos showing him kissing a younger woman. His party, HDZ, is demanding his resignation.
An unconfirmed report states that Milijan Brkić's condition is serious, with helicopter transport from Mostar to Zagreb's KBC mentioned.
Zagreb bakery Klara is delisting its shares from the stock exchange due to lack of benefit and high costs, impacting shareholders.
The Croatian National Bank (HNB) will further tighten consumer lending criteria starting October 1st, 2026, as per a draft decision.
A property owner in Zadar discovered severe damage to an apartment after guests departed, prompting him to call the police.
A neighbor, who is a police officer, intervened and saved a victim from further abuse. The victim was bloody and bruised.
A change in weather is expected across Croatia, with warnings issued by DHMZ for storms, heavy rain, hail, and strong winds in various regions.
A report on local government allowances for the first child shows significant disparities, with some municipalities offering none while others provide substantial support.
An American influencer has encountered serious problems with a house he purchased for €5000 and has been renovating in Hrvatsko Zagorje.
Serbia was the sole European nation to attend a Taliban reception in New Delhi, sparking controversy and accusations of embarrassment and isolation.
Following a dramatic match on Poljud, Hajduk player Pajaziti issued an emotional apology for his mistake, stating he couldn't sleep and felt he had let the club down.
A couple is celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary, having met through basketball player Toni Kukoč. They reportedly spoke on the phone for months before meeting.