Rivanj – The Croatian Island Where There are Only Two Surnames - Total Croatia
Rivanj – The Croatian Island Where There are Only Two Surnames Total Croatia
Rivanj – The Croatian Island Where There are Only Two Surnames Total Croatia

Answering reporters' questions in the city of Pozega regarding whether the missiles pose a threat, Plenkovic described them as serious weapons that Cr
Croatian airports collectively experienced growth in January 2026, with the exception of Rijeka Airport, which did not see an increase.

On the occasion of the 2026 edition of Italian Design Days, at the "Dom Zanata" in Sarajevo, the home of a renowned Bosnian-Herzegovinian design and furniture company...

The Croat also insisted he was there to ‘help the team’ but replied ‘no comment’ when asked if he deserved to remain in charge of Spurs
The Croatian Stadium Declared the Most Unusual in the World Total Croatia
Conscripts called up as military service returns to Croatia The Daily Star

Croatia has reinstated military conscription, leading to hundreds of teenagers reporting for duty. Their training will encompass traditional military skills, drone control, and cyberwarfare techniques.
Manchester City defender Josko Gvardiol is recovering well from injury but Pep Guardiola and co face a race against time to recall the Croatian to the pitch this season.The 23-year-old suffered a…

Croatian parliamentary representatives unanimously approved a law to declare 'Zagorske gore' as a new nature park, encompassing the areas of Maceljska gora, Ravna gora, Strahinjčica, Ivanščica, and Bednjanski kraj.
Robert Prosinecki has offered a warm but measured assessment of Inter Milan midfielder Petar Sucic, backing the young Croatian to emulate Marcelo Brozovic’s success in Serie A while stopping short o...

The ongoing war in Iran is raising questions about its potential effects on Croatian tourism, with stakeholders assessing the possible disruptions and economic consequences.
Croatia: More than just a 'Game Of Thrones' filming location The Star | Malaysia
Croatia Adorns the Cover of National Geographic Traveler Total Croatia
If Igor Tudor believed his brief losing reign could not get any worse after the home defeat by Crystal Palace, he reckoned without one of the most humiliating nights in Spurs' recent history. The Croatian was bold with his team selection, especially dropping regular first choice Guglielmo Vicario for young deputy Antonin Kinsky. To say it was a move that back-fired is a masterpiece of under-statement as Kinsky suffered the sort of personal nightmare that will take huge strength of character...

Zagreb continues to face severe air pollution issues, prompting ongoing discussions and questions to city and state authorities about what measures are being taken to address the problem.

Increases of up to €0.40 for gasoline and €0.60 for diesel – Energy costs are at the forefront of the Eurogroup meeting The post Fuel price rally: Unleaded could reach €2 per liter by the end of the…

Croatia has reinstated conscription, requiring hundreds of teenagers to report for duty. The training will encompass traditional skills, drone control, and cyberwarfare techniques.
A report indicates that Croatian retirees experience the worst living conditions among all European countries.
Ivan Rakitić Postpones Farewell Match, Will Work at Hajduk as a Volunteer Total Croatia
Zagreb Festival of Lights 2026 Gears Up for Pre-Spring Spectacle Total Croatia

Croatia's INA has completed a nearly €700 million upgrade of its Rijeka refinery, which will now also supply Slovenia and boost diesel output by up to 30 percent, with the inauguration of the upgraded facility now complete.
Gardaí have arrested a 40-year-old man in connection with the 2005 murder of Dubliner Eoin McCarthy, whose remains were discovered in a wooded area in Hollywood, Co Wicklow, marking a significant development in the cold case.
Marmontova – The History Behind Split’s Famous Street Total Croatia

Commenting on media reports that Serbia has hypersonic missiles with a range of 300 kilometers, Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anusic said he hopes th
A 20-year-old, Daniel Jackson, has declared himself the first Gen Z president of a new country, the 'Free Republic of Verdis,' after discovering an unclaimed strip of land along the Danube River between Croatia and Serbia, building an online micronation with citizens and passports.

First conscripts arrive at barracks for two months of basic training, as Croatia's government reintroduces obligatory military service almost two decades after it was abolished.

Hundreds of teenagers have reported for duty as Croatia reinstates conscription, with training covering traditional skills, drone control, and cyberwarfare techniques.
Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs expresses support for Azerbaijan AzerNews