
Croatian Man Wins 322,000 Euros in Eurojackpot
A Croatian Lottery player from Sisak won 322,848 euros in the Eurojackpot, marking his first major lottery win.
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A Croatian Lottery player from Sisak won 322,848 euros in the Eurojackpot, marking his first major lottery win.

A 34-year-old American citizen was arrested in Split, Croatia, after severely injuring a 20-year-old Croatian man, who suffered a broken nose, during an altercation in a cafe.

A 62-year-old man from Ivanec, Croatia, lost over 20,000 euros after falling victim to a cryptocurrency scam.

Ilija Majstorović, a Croatian man living in the Czech Republic, shares a personal story of surviving a grenade attack because he didn't know how to play billiards. He also discusses an upcoming football match between Jablonec and Varaždin.

A 67-year-old man from Bjelovar, Croatia, was defrauded of 12,500 euros after transferring money to Spanish bank accounts, believing he was investing in cryptocurrencies and gold. Bjelovar police are investigating the fraud.

A court in Velika Gorica has sentenced a German national to 32 years and a Croatian national to 35 years in prison for the aggravated murder, fraud, and forgery related to the killing and dismemberment of wealthy Croatian Tonko Zec.

A Croatian man recounted how he obtained a fake COVID-19 vaccination certificate through a nurse he knew, leading to others seeking similar services and implying a system of bribes.

A 60-year-old Croatian man fatally stabbed his wife with a machete on a street in Kelkheim, Germany. Witnesses described a horrific scene with blood everywhere before citizens subdued the attacker.

Surveillance camera footage has been obtained showing a 41-year-old Croatian man during his nearly 24-hour escape after robbing a gas station in Črnomelj, Slovenia.

Zagreb police have arrested a 42-year-old Croatian man and are searching for a 55-year-old Serbian man suspected of smuggling migrants. The foreign nationals were reportedly transported in a van without ventilation under inhumane conditions.

A Croatian man recounts his grandfather's move to Egypt as a child, where he developed a lifelong passion for archaeology and later left a mysterious 'crying vessel' as an inheritance.

Mandatory pension funds in Croatia increased by 573.2 million euros in May, reaching a total of 28.3 billion euros, marking their second consecutive month of growth.

A young man with autism in Croatia is being forced to return nearly €900 to the state due to administrative delays, highlighting a broader issue affecting many citizens.

The net assets of mandatory pension funds (OMF) in Croatia reached 27.7 billion euros at the end of April this year, marking an increase of 755.3 million euros or 2.8 percent compared to the previous month, according to the Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency.

A 77-year-old man from Vodice, Croatia, reported to police that he was defrauded of approximately 180,000 euros by fake brokers who promised him earnings from stock trading over more than a year.

A man from Senj, Croatia, has won a significant prize of 848,000 euros in the Eurojackpot lottery. He reportedly shared the exciting news only with his daughter.

A 26-year-old man in Šibenik, Croatia, has been arrested and placed in investigative detention, facing charges for a serious sexual offense, domestic violence, stalking, threats, and misuse of explicit recordings.

Police in Pula, Croatia, are investigating a case where a 73-year-old man lost approximately €120,000 after following advice from alleged "financial experts" in a stock investment fraud.

A 63-year-old retired painter in Croatia has been sentenced to 90 days in prison for economic violence against his 87-year-old mother, violating the Family Violence Protection Act.

A man from Brač, Croatia, won 130,000 euros in the lottery, sharing how he selected his winning numbers. He reportedly only informed his wife of the significant win.

A 78-year-old man from Zagorje, Croatia, lost 125,000 euros after falling victim to a computer scam involving a fake broker and cryptocurrency investment. He was contacted via social media and made multiple payments.

A 70-year-old man from Croatia was defrauded of approximately 520,000 euros after falling victim to a fake online investment scheme that promised quick profits.

Nenad Marković from Virovitica, Croatia, discovered he had been mistakenly declared dead by the system when he attempted to purchase a mobile phone voucher.

A 49-year-old worker from Banija, Croatia, has been non-finaly sentenced to 17 years in prison for multiple severe sexual offenses against minor boys over three and a half years in several central Croatian locations.

A 31-year-old Croatian citizen has been remanded in custody, suspected of fatally assaulting a 44-year-old Uzbek national in Ozalj, Croatia, causing his death from multiple blows.

The Split County State Attorney's Office has indicted Borna Tudor (58) for the murder of his father, Uroš Tičinović, in 2012, dismembering his body and scattering the parts on beaches, in order to collect his pension.

Slovenian police have arrested a 51-year-old Croatian man near Koper, suspecting him of five major thefts involving explosive attacks on ATMs in the Koper Police Department area.

A Croatian manager points out that despite significant digital transformation in business operations, many companies continue to waste enormous resources on persistent problems.

The Municipal State Attorney's Office in Sisak has filed an indictment against a 75-year-old Croatian man for abusing a dog.

A man from Lekenik, Croatia, has been accused of making death threats to his neighbor during a dispute over post-earthquake reconstruction efforts. Prosecutors are seeking an eight-month prison sentence.

A 31-year-old Croatian man was given a six-month suspended sentence and 120 hours of community service in Germany for physically assaulting and insulting an emergency medical worker.

A Zagreb resident expressed outrage after being charged 825 euros in tax for importing a 17-year-old used scooter, highlighting what he described as an absurd bureaucratic process.

A 21-year-old Croatian man's car ended up in Lake Wörthersee, Austria, but he managed to rescue himself and swim to shore. A subsequent alcohol test was negative, and the fire department recovered the vehicle.

A 61-year-old man from Slavonski Brod, Croatia, lost over €57,800 after being lured by an advertisement for quick cryptocurrency earnings and making payments to fake financial experts over three months.

A resident of Varaždin, Croatia, fell victim to an investment scam, believing he was earning money through artificial intelligence, and consequently lost thousands of euros.

Zadar police arrested several individuals over the weekend for disturbing public order, including a drunk Croatian man who shouted at tourists and exposed himself in Pakoštane, Bibinje, and Starigrad.

A Croatian man was sentenced to 12 years in prison in Vienna for fatally stabbing a Serbian acquaintance during an alcohol-fueled argument about the Croatian War of Independence.

A Croatian man recounts his frustrating experience with Ryanair's compensation process after his flight was canceled, expressing disappointment with the final amount received.

A farmer from Brač, Croatia, fell victim to an online scam, paying 95 euros for a sheep shearing machine but receiving a 20-euro car washer instead. The incident highlights the dangers of online shopping.

Leopold B. (50) presented a shocking defense in the trial for the brutal murder of artist Kristina K. K. (48) two years ago in Novi Zagreb, with psychiatric experts unable to agree on his mental state at the time of the crime.

Petar Marasović, a nursing student from Split, recounted his experience of not recognizing symptoms of an illness and expressed a desire to meet the person who saved his life, highlighting his journey through Zagreb's hematology department.

A 37-year-old man in Croatia was defrauded twice on the same day while attempting to buy a speaker online, losing several hundred euros, prompting police to issue a warning about online shopping safety.

A Croatian man won 80,000 euros after playing the "Sve ili Ništa" lottery game with a 1.30 euro ticket.

A Slovenian family was involved in a car accident near Poreč, Croatia, caused by a 20-year-old Croatian man who was overtaking a column of vehicles. A two-year-old child from the Slovenian family sustained severe injuries in the collision.

A 51-year-old man from Istria, Croatia, reported losing approximately 45,000 euros in a stock trading scam after responding to an online advertisement. Police are investigating the fraud, which involved a call from individuals posing as police.

Luka Miškulin, 27, was sentenced to 22 months in prison by the Municipal Court in Vinkovci, Croatia, for inflicting severe bodily injuries that resulted in permanent blindness.

A 64-year-old man in Croatia lost tens of thousands of euros after falling victim to an online scam, believing he was investing in cryptocurrencies.

A 72-year-old man from Osječko-baranjska, Croatia, fell victim to a scam involving a fake application, resulting in a loss of 4,000 euros.

A 19-year-old man who fell asleep in the Croatian Ministry of Defense courtyard in Zadar, wearing shorts with a Serbian nationalist symbol, was found not guilty by the court.

A 35-year-old commercialist, A. T., has been non-finaly sentenced to three years and nine months in prison for causing fear by attempting an armed robbery with a 20-centimeter kitchen knife in a store near Zagreb.

A 31-year-old drunk Croatian man has been remanded in custody after allegedly beating a 44-year-old Uzbek citizen to death in Ozalj.

A 44-year-old Croatian man was criminally charged by police for selling a prohibited semi-automatic rifle online and was also sanctioned for irregular residency.

A 51-year-old Croatian national has been identified as a suspect in five ATM attacks within the Koper Police Department area in Slovenia, following a months-long investigation.

A Croatian man named Denis is in a coma in Ireland, and his family is appealing for financial assistance to cover his medical treatment and eventual return to Croatia. Doctors have indicated the possibility of removing him from life support.

Three individuals have been charged with war crimes against Croats in the occupied territory of Petrovci. Separately, a Croatian man and woman are accused of appropriating 400,000 euros and attempting to hide it in cryptocurrencies.

The net assets of mandatory pension funds in Croatia reached 28.7 billion euros at the end of June, an increase of 448.7 million euros or 1.6% compared to the previous month.

A lucky winner from Osijek, Croatia, has won 209,552.19 euros in the 174th round of the Joker lottery game. The winning ticket was purchased for just 3 euros at a Tisak sales point.

A man from Metković, Croatia, was arrested for posting fake job advertisements on Facebook to steal personal data, which he then used to rent vehicles and sell them as his own.

The body of a Croatian man, who had been missing since 2025, was found on a ship in Norway. Police confirmed the deceased was a Croatian citizen and had been dead for a significant period.

A 28-year-old man from Bjelovar, Croatia, has been sentenced to a year and a half in prison for imprisoning, beating, and threatening his partner.

A 31-year-old Croatian man was seriously injured and a 33-year-old Serbian citizen sustained minor injuries in a brawl outside a restaurant in Medulin, with police investigating the circumstances.

A 64-year-old man from Zadar, Croatia, was defrauded of over 20,000 euros in a cryptocurrency scam. A fake broker convinced him to install an application, leading to the unauthorized withdrawal of funds from his account.

A 55-year-old German citizen has been arrested on Krk Island, nearly a year after he severely injured a 54-year-old Croatian citizen during a traffic jam. The arrest follows a lengthy investigation into the incident.

A 25-year-old man in Varaždin, Croatia, has been charged by the State Attorney's Office for threatening police officers on Facebook after posting a video of their actions. His pre-trial detention was extended due to the risk of re-offending.

An 86-year-old Croatian man died in a severe traffic accident in Cascais, Portugal, after driving in the wrong direction. The incident involved a collision between a bus and a car, resulting in one fatality.

A 34-year-old man in Croatia has been sentenced to 120 days in prison and fined 1560 euros by the Municipal Misdemeanor Court in Makarska for a series of serious traffic offenses, including reckless driving at night.

A 54-year-old man from the Slatina area in Croatia was defrauded of over 71,800 euros in a cryptocurrency investment scam. Police are investigating the case and warning citizens about online investment risks.

A 68-year-old man from Jadrtovac, Croatia, is under investigation for allegedly assaulting a neighbor with dried meat and attempting to murder a police officer with an axe during an intervention.

A man from Belišće, Croatia, purchased a car in Germany for 19,700 euros, only to discover it was stolen upon his return to Croatia. He subsequently lost both the vehicle and the money he paid for it.

A Croatian man named Marin shared a discovery he made at 3300 meters above sea level in Nepal, remarking on the strength of Croatians.

A 26-year-old Croatian man, Josip B., has been provisionally sentenced to nine years in prison by the Split County Court for smuggling nearly 250 kilograms of marijuana from Montenegro into Croatia.

A 58-year-old man from Slavonia, Croatia, reported to police that he was defrauded of nearly 40,000 euros in a cryptocurrency investment scam. He realized he was a victim after transferring the funds to a woman who promised high returns.

A young man from Zagreb permanently lost his expensive BMW after being caught driving without a license, despite having a history of traffic offenses, with the court ruling the vehicle be confiscated by the state.

A Croatian individual revealed the amount he pays for various streaming services, leading to widespread shock among people due to the high subscription costs.

A 34-year-old Croatian man stabbed two Afghan men in central Linz, with one victim dying shortly after in the hospital; the suspect had reportedly told his wife he intended to kill someone.

A 34-year-old Croatian citizen living in Linz, Austria, fatally stabbed a 26-year-old Afghan man and wounded another 24-year-old Afghan man in the city center. The victims had reportedly tried to protect an elderly driver from the attacker.

A 32-year-old Croatian man, under the influence of alcohol, allegedly beat a 44-year-old Uzbekistani man to death in Ozal. He is suspected of murder and reportedly insulted emergency services during their intervention.

A 74-year-old man in Vodice, Croatia, reported losing 1380 euros in a computer fraud scheme while attempting to return purchased goods online.