Police in Zadar County have concluded a criminal investigation involving three Croatian citizens (aged 46, 45, and 42) and a Polish woman. They are suspected of starting fires at 10 different locations.

More Croatians are foregoing or shortening their summer vacations this year compared to last, primarily due to a lack of money, according to a new survey.

A Serbian historian has commented that Croatians have reason to celebrate, as they have received what historically belongs to them. This statement acknowledges Croatia's historical claims and achievements.

An increasing number of Croatians are choosing Scandinavia for their summer vacations, with tours reportedly selling out immediately upon announcement.

Due to increasing living costs, many Croatians find it difficult to subsist on a single salary and are seeking additional employment for financial security, according to entrepreneur Lovro Rogulj.

A video survey asked Croatians whether they are bothered when foreign workers in hospitality establishments do not speak Croatian, reflecting public sentiment on the issue.

Data from Croatian stores indicates that consumers have significantly reduced their purchase of a popular food item, as heatwaves impact not only health but also consumer habits.

By the end of June, 194,100 citizens and 13,900 companies in Croatia had their bank accounts blocked, indicating ongoing financial challenges.

A video of basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal referring to himself as 'Shaquille O'Nealović' has surfaced online, charming Croatian fans.

Croatians collectively owe approximately three billion euros, prompting a new consumer credit law designed to prevent over-indebtedness by establishing clear rules and protections such as counseling and the right to be forgotten.

A recipe for Kotlovina, a classic dish from continental Croatia, is highlighted as a favorite among Croatians, especially prepared as the weather warms.

A Croatian goalkeeper, now the most valuable in LaLiga 2, is reportedly on the verge of a major career transfer, potentially playing in a significant derby against fellow Croatians.

A returnee from Australia states that now is the best time to come back to Croatia, following a recent gathering of young Croatian returnees in Zagreb. This sentiment highlights a growing trend of Croatians returning to their homeland.

High temperatures across Croatia today drove many to seek refuge in rivers and lakes, as people looked for ways to cool down from the intense heat.

Strong earthquakes have caused widespread destruction in northern Venezuela, particularly in La Guaira, leaving hundreds trapped under rubble and claiming nearly 190 lives. Croatian Prime Minister Plenković has stated that no Croatians were among the casualties and that Croatia is considering providing aid to the affected country.

As summer begins, many Croatians are discovering Bela krajina, a "green jewel" in southeastern Slovenia, as an authentic inland destination for nature and active holidays, just an hour from Zagreb.

The latest HRejting poll in Croatia indicates that citizens have the most trust in the military (60%) and the least in the judiciary (9%), with a majority believing corruption is widespread and institutions lack transparency.

A report indicates that the majority of young people in Croatia do not understand basic financial concepts, prompting the creation of an interactive glossary to improve literacy.

Croatian MEP Karlo Ressler stated that new EU border measures will make Croatians feel more secure. He emphasized the positive impact of these regulations on national safety.

A recent survey indicates that despite concerns about climate change, half of Croatian citizens are unaware that forests are a crucial solution to the issue.

Following a previous discussion on male habits, this article explores two specific female habits that are identified as being particularly irritating to Croatians.

Croatians in Ushuaia, Argentina, marked the Statehood Day of the Republic of Croatia, emphasizing their commitment to preserving traditions, memories, language, and love for their roots in the southernmost part of South America.

The Croatian government has introduced a new anti-inflation package, which includes a tax on profit margins, increased taxes for high earners, and changes affecting artisans and tourism businesses. The measures aim to support lower-income citizens and are expected to bring significant changes for hundreds of thousands of Croatians starting January 1.

Fewer young Croatians are opting for summer tourism jobs, raising questions about the future workforce for the country's vital tourism sector.

A video showing Poli salami with an alarm attached in a Swedish store has gone viral, surprising Croatians and highlighting the product's popularity.

Croatians are increasingly investing in gold due to ongoing crises and wars, with record investments reported last year. The conflict in the Middle East and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz have significantly impacted energy markets.

Croatians on Reddit have revealed which products, initially recommended by social media influencers, ultimately left them feeling disappointed.

A new survey indicates that one-third of Croatian citizens finish the month with a negative balance, while 38% save, but many lack sufficient financial reserves.

A new study indicates that almost half of Croatians avoid news, primarily citing negativity, distrust in media, and a general lack of interest as the main reasons.

The market for pet-sitting services in Croatia experienced a pivotal year last year, with continued growth observed this year as more Croatians seek care for their pets during summer months.

Tens of thousands of Croatians are unaware they have diabetes, prompting a free testing event today in Zagreb's Cvjetni Square. The initiative aims to identify undiagnosed cases and raise awareness about the condition.

Croatians spontaneously sang songs by the late Oliver Dragojević at a London airport, creating a moment of warmth and togetherness among travelers.

Shoppers in Zagreb markets were unpleasantly surprised by the high prices of the first cherries, with imported Spanish cherries costing up to 20 euros per kilogram, which many find unimaginable.

An article points out a frequent error made by Croatians when grilling, suggesting it is easily avoidable with simple adjustments.

The new LearnCro application, offering free and flexible Croatian language learning, has garnered significant interest from Croatians abroad and foreigners alike.

Croatians are losing 20 million euros annually to financial scams, a number that is increasing, with many scams involving AI-generated content shared on platforms like Facebook.

A conference on diabetes in Croatia has warned that approximately 500,000 people in the country are affected by the condition.

As wedding season approaches, Croatian parents are increasingly opting to hire babysitters to care for their children during ceremonies, addressing the dilemma of whether to bring children to weddings.

Many Croatians enjoy traveling to Spain, and this article highlights beautiful, unexplored parts of the country that many tourists have yet to discover.

Filipino TikToker Camille Faith Bequio, known as 'Malakamilica,' went viral for her observations on life in Croatia, noting that Croatians often complain despite wearing expensive clothes.

A video features a quiz testing passersby in Croatia on their knowledge of Easter. While some knew the answers, many struggled with certain questions about the holiday.

A sudden return of winter in late March has inspired a viral meme about Croatian seasons, which is being widely shared today.

One percent of Croatians live with epilepsy, with many concealing their diagnosis due to fear of job loss and social stigma, prompting an association to call for increased awareness.

An indictment has been filed against six Croatian citizens, including an economist, by USKOK before the Zagreb County Court, for crimes related to a criminal organization and unauthorized production.

Europol has issued a warning about record levels of cocaine smuggling into Europe using sophisticated new methods, coinciding with a rise in cocaine use among Croatians.

Croatian citizens were reportedly evacuated from Dubai at the expense of the state budget, while Scandinavian citizens had to pay up to 1000 euros for their evacuation. The Swedish minister stated that the army would not participate in evacuations, citing the need to preserve funds from Swedish workers.

The final repatriation flight from Riyadh brought 123 Croatian citizens from the Middle East back to Zagreb, concluding the operation that returned over 700 citizens to their homeland.

Hundreds of Croatians work in the Persian Gulf, and a union is calling for an urgent meeting of the Aid Headquarters after an Iranian attack on a Saudi refinery, though Croatian seafarers are reported safe.

Croatians on Reddit have shared which perfumes they dislike, with some absolute classics appearing on the list.

Nearly 90% of young Croatians live with their parents, the highest percentage in the EU. Greece and Slovakia follow, with young people leaving home around age 30.9, and Spain and Italy at 30.2 years.

Croatians visiting Walmart in the United States expressed surprise at the store's offerings and prices, noting items like oranges sold individually and medicines resembling candy.

Ladislaus of Naples, who ruled Croatia in the early 15th century, is remembered by Croatians as a significant negative figure for selling Dalmatia to their mortal enemies.

A Serbian influencer has ignited a discussion among Croatians on social media regarding the practice and expectations of tipping.

A tanker in Egypt was attacked by a drone, but all ten Croatian nationals on board are reported to be safe.

The Eurojackpot jackpot has been broken, with two Croatian players among the winners. The winning tickets were reportedly purchased in specific locations in Croatia.

Croatian coastal destinations are expected to be a major hit for Croatians in August, with easy access by car or train and various events like concerts making them attractive.

A retired American is planning to move to Gorski Kotar, Croatia, and has sought advice on Reddit, receiving a warm welcome and practical tips from Croatians regarding life, language, and winter conditions.

A report by a rights group alleges that Serbian authorities and pro-government media have systematically targeted Croats since political tensions worsened in Serbia during anti-government protests.

A pro-Serbian portal in Montenegro is demanding an entry ban for two Croatian individuals. The portal's request has sparked controversy and debate regarding national relations.

An advertisement for a three-room apartment in Graz has sparked a Reddit discussion among Croatians about real estate prices in Zagreb. The debate highlights the perceived disparity in property values between the two cities for the same amount of money.

Burgers, fries, and pizza were the most popular food choices in Croatian cities like Zagreb and Split ahead of the match against Ghana.

New data from the Siterice.hr platform indicates a rising trend among Croatians to seek pet sitters for their beloved animals during weekends.

Residents of Podravina, Croatia, are flocking to lakes like Šoderica and Čingi Lingi to find respite from the intense heat, with photos and videos showing many bathers.

A discussion has emerged on Croatian Reddit regarding the appropriate costs for childcare services, with some noting that dog-sitting can be more expensive than babysitting.

The number of Croatians returning from abroad has significantly increased in recent years, with many citing a greater sense of security in Croatia compared to more opportunities in Germany.

American influencer Justus Reid is making progress on renovating a bunker in Croatia, but is facing criticism from Croatians over a specific change he made.

A recent survey indicates that more than half of Croatians believe a cure for cancer already exists but is being concealed. This sentiment is reportedly similar across the entire Balkan region.

In Croatia, 78% of young people aged 18 to 34 live with their parents due to high housing costs and insecure jobs, prompting a parliamentary committee to seek solutions for their independence.

The article discusses the 1867 Austro-Hungarian Compromise, which established Austria and Hungary as separate kingdoms under the same monarch, a move seen as a significant setback for Croatians.

As the tourist season begins, German media has offered advice on appropriate tipping amounts in Croatia, noting that Croatians tend to leave smaller tips.

Croatians in Punta Arenas, a city in southern Chile, celebrated the Statehood Day of the Republic of Croatia by raising the flag in Plaza Croacia, as reported by local newspaper La Prensa Austral.

A survey among Croatians revealed the sounds that irritate them the most, with many stating they cannot tolerate being around people who make such noises.

In Croatia, three individuals are diagnosed with bladder cancer every day, with rising mortality rates highlighting the urgent need for greater awareness and improved healthcare.

A survey asked young Croatians about the 'red or blue button' dilemma, yielding interesting responses that supposedly reveal much about a person's character.

Croatian agencies are reporting a rise in tourist numbers, with Croatians increasingly opting to travel through agencies, and their most popular destinations being within Croatia and Italy.

Camille Faith Bequio, a Filipina TikToker known as 'Mala Kamilica' who has lived in Croatia for three years, has delighted audiences with a viral video about Croatians and their coffee culture.

The increase in coffee prices is being felt acutely by consumers in Croatia, where coffee consumption is a significant part of daily life and culture.

As the grand finale of Eurovision approaches, Croatians have sent messages of support to the group Lelekice, wishing them luck for their performance.

Two players in Croatia, one from Metković and one from Zagreb, have each won 436,055.90€ in the 38th round of the Eurojackpot lottery, with their winning tickets confirmed by Hrvatska Lutrija.

Zagreb residents anticipate high prices on the Adriatic coast this summer, with some planning to go despite the costs, while others express sympathy for tourists and opt for cheaper destinations.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) announced the arrest of 21 Croatian individuals, including current and former public officials, as part of an investigation into alleged corruption and fraud involving agricultural subsidies.

Croatians are sharing their experiences of finding significantly cheaper products on Temu compared to local prices, ranging from jewelry to tools. Many users report saving around 300 euros through their purchases on the platform.

A study reveals that while Croatians understand healthy eating, they frequently do not follow it, prompting the launch of a new season of the Safe2Eat educational campaign by EFSA and HAPIH.

Fake doctors attempted to swindle elderly residents of Bjelovar, Croatia, out of €350,000 by requesting money for fabricated emergency operations, but their attempts were thwarted by the victims' presence of mind.

The beauty retailer Sephora is making a comeback to Croatia after being absent from the market for several years. The return has sparked discussions among Croatians about whether the brand will establish a lasting presence this time.

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

Croatians are sharing advice on which food items they are saving on the most.

Millions of Croatians reportedly learned about significant price increases for their supplementary health insurance policies through media reports, rather than direct notification from their insurance providers.

Croatian citizens have opened more than 104,000 accounts with free service packages in less than three months, indicating widespread adoption of the initiative.

A recent online discussion among Croatians has sparked debate about tipping, with some arguing that service workers are already paid for their jobs.

Croatians from Canada, the US, Australia, and other countries are gathering in Orlando, Florida, with excitement for an upcoming soccer match against Colombia, highlighting a strong sense of community.

In the first two months of the year, Slovenia's tourist accommodations saw an increase in guests and overnight stays, with Croatians forming the largest group of foreign visitors, much to the satisfaction of ski lift operators.

While Croatians enjoy a particular type of breakfast, nutritionists suggest it may not be the healthiest choice. The article encourages re-evaluating morning eating habits.

Croatians purchased over 800 million euros worth of investment gold in 2025, a significant increase from 50 million euros in 2019, indicating a growing demand for gold as an investment.

Hundreds of young Croatians have volunteered for mandatory military service, marking the first time since the country abolished the obligation in 2008.

Fear of rising energy prices due to the conflict in the Middle East has renewed the importance of renewable energy, especially in the economy, leading to accelerated investments in solar power plants in Croatia since 2022.

A survey by MojPosao portal reveals that more than half of Croatian citizens would not be able to cover their expenses for longer than a month if they lost their jobs, with 27% having no financial reserves at all.

Nutritionists in Croatia are advising against certain popular breakfast foods that many Croatians consume almost daily, suggesting they may cause more harm than good.

Young people in Croatia leave their parental homes later than in any other EU country, on average at 31.5 years old, despite rising employment and high education levels.

Croatians are considering Hungary, particularly Lake Balaton, as a more affordable alternative to the increasingly expensive Adriatic coast for vacations. Many are sharing experiences of cheaper food and accommodation in Hungary compared to domestic options.

A new trend has emerged in Croatia where people are increasingly choosing colder regions for their vacations to escape intense summer heat waves, instead of traditional hot destinations.

More than 13,000 Croatian citizens are required to replace their old identity cards, issued before January 1, 2003, by August 3rd, as they no longer comply with new European regulations.

A Croatian father shared an incredible story about his son's homework being erased by a teacher, which garnered widespread support from the public. The incident has sparked disbelief and discussion among Croatians regarding the teacher's actions.

Slovenian media is advising citizens to visit Croatian gas stations before Tuesday, as fuel prices in Croatia are currently more favorable, reversing a recent trend where Croatians sought cheaper fuel in Slovenia.

Croatians participated in a poll to determine the country's most depressing city, with one particular city frequently mentioned in the comments.

New figures from the Croatian National Bank (HNB) indicate that Croatians possess 120 billion euros in financial assets, but their liabilities have also surged by 12 percent.

Two men and two companies from Rijeka, Croatia, have been accused of fraud after customers ordered and paid for mobile phones but never received them.

Croatians in London are sharing photos of the city of Zadar being promoted in the London Underground, expressing their delight at seeing the advertisement.

Croatians have reportedly increased their use of plastic bags in 2024, leading environmental organizations to claim that the current protection system is failing and to demand an urgent transition to reusable alternatives.

Germans are increasingly leaving their parental homes later due to economic reasons, while young people in Croatia remain the longest in the EU, staying until an average age of 31.5 years.

According to local experience, a quick and simple puff pastry strudel is one of the favorite desserts among Croatians.

Renowned neuroscientist Robert W. B. Love visited Croatia, particularly Dalmatia and Dubrovnik, to research and identify factors contributing to Croatians' healthier lifestyle compared to Americans.

Croatians are discussing drastic price increases on the e-commerce platform Temu, with some speculating that new EU tariffs set to arrive in 2026 are the cause.

Results from an HRejting survey presented on HTV's central Dnevnik indicate that over 70% of respondents believe Croatia needs foreign workers.

Estimates based on tax administration data indicate that annual betting expenditures in Croatia amount to approximately 1.2 billion euros.

A debate has emerged among Croatians regarding who should receive the money collected from decorating wedding guests.

A video explores the healthy habits that most Croatians cannot imagine their day without, highlighting personal wellness routines.

Millions of Croatians grew up wearing this footwear, which was nearly destroyed by war but remains beloved today, representing a significant part of Croatian history.

A reader has initiated the summer cooking season by sharing a simple, traditional recipe for stuffed peppers, a beloved summer dish among Croatians.

A debate has emerged among Croatians regarding whether some pasta packages contain less product than stated on the label. An investigation was conducted to verify the weight of popular pasta brands using scales in stores and at home.

As wedding season begins, Croatians are discussing the appropriate amount of money to put in an envelope for various celebrations with family and friends, with some suggesting 'nothing for birthdays'.

Despite widespread popularity and promotion, Croatians on Reddit have identified several 'over-promoted' products they would never purchase, according to a recent discussion.

An African priest from Benin, after living in Croatia for 20 years, observes that Croatians often appear grumpy and sing Christmas songs as if they were at a funeral.

A street poll conducted in Zagreb asked young people where they believe the worst drivers in Croatia are located. Respondents largely agreed on two specific cities.

Two Croatian citizens from the Koprivnica-Križevci County have been arrested based on a European arrest warrant issued by the Italian anti-mafia prosecutor's office, suspected of organized illegal waste trafficking.

Croatians are reportedly dying unnecessarily due to a poor healthcare system, with mortality from preventable and treatable diseases approximately 50 percent higher than the EU average.

A new Eurobarometer survey reveals that inflation is the primary concern for citizens in 20 EU countries, with Croatians expressing the highest level of worry.

As Eurosong begins in Vienna, an article highlights how the city shaped many dishes that Croatians now consider part of their own cuisine. It explores the culinary connections between Austria and Croatia.

A simple question on Reddit prompted a flood of confessions from Croatians detailing their worst experiences with colleagues at work, revealing the darker side of interpersonal relationships in the workplace.

The article highlights Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, one of history's most significant composers, whose ballets are particularly popular among Croatians.

Photographs from around the world capture Labour Day marches and celebrations, alongside observances for Buddha's birthday. Thousands of Croatians, including those in Rijeka, also gathered to celebrate Labour Day with traditional food and festivities.

A street survey in Zagreb asked young people where they would never live in Croatia, with two specific regions frequently mentioned in their responses.

Two individuals in Croatia have won 50,000 euros each, giving them reason to celebrate.

This article highlights various brands offered by Sephora globally that are highly sought after by consumers in Croatia.

Prominent Croatian figures are engaging in a discussion with Kristijan, exploring profound questions about death, its meaning, the existence of God, and whether it represents an end or a new beginning.

A report indicates that Croatian citizens are expected to spend 2.8 billion euros on foreign travel in 2025.

Two individuals in Croatia have won 55,000 euros each, sparking celebrations.

A survey asked young Croatians about things they have never admitted to their parents, revealing some popular responses.

Former Croatian footballer Igor Budan, who spent over a third of his life in Italy, discusses the long-standing Italian perception that Croatians are to blame for their football failures, asserting it's not true and identifying the real problem.

Croatians on Reddit have shared their observations on items that remain unusually affordable despite a general increase in prices.

In the first two months of the year, Slovenia experienced an increase in tourist visits and overnight stays, with Croatian guests being the most numerous among foreign visitors, and ski resort operators particularly satisfied.

Passersby in Croatia were asked about the meaning of "susramlje," a word often used as a translation for "cringe," with many hearing it for the first time.

Two Croatians are involved in a project to build a 'football Disneyland' with a business plan aiming for a billion-dollar valuation by 2038, focusing on business ambition rather than traditional sporting goals.

A discussion has emerged among Croatians about brands that have disappointed them to the extent that they will no longer purchase their products, with many feeling they are 'paying for the name' rather than quality.

A Flydubai flight carrying 173 Bosnian citizens has departed from Dubai for Sarajevo, as confirmed by the BiH Ambassador to the UAE, Bojan Đokić. This follows reports of the first Croatians also returning from Dubai, citing unease over the regional conflict.

The Croatian MOST party is proposing strict prison sentences of 1-5 years and high fines for Croatians who use surrogacy abroad, aiming to defend the Croatian legal order.