Local
Solin Allocates €100 Monthly for Loans: 125 Young Families Sign Agreements
Mayor Ninčević emphasizes care for young people, with €150,000 budgeted for housing solutions.
Local
Šibenik Post Office Up for Auction: Minimum Bid Set at €2.32 Million
The building in the very heart of Šibenik, at the intersection of Sarajevska and Nazorova streets, has been vacant since the Pension Insurance Institute moved out.
Football
Crisis at Old Trafford: Manchester United Pays the Price for Missed Opportunities
The inability to offload players on massive contracts, such as Marcus Rashford and Joshua Zirkzee, is seriously hampering the Red Devils in the summer transfer window.
Croatia
Government Secures €11 Million for 2027 Sports Events: Call Worth €4.1 Million Announced
The Ministry of Tourism and Sports has opened a public call for co-financing international sports events. Applications are open until September 11, 2026.
Entrepreneurship
Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts Launches Calculator for Artisans, UGP Says: 'The State Punishes Those Who Work'
The free tool enables estimation of taxes and contributions from 2027, while the Association Glas poduzetnika criticizes the increased burden for artisans with higher incomes.
Local
Animal Friends: Zoo Is Paid for by Citizens Who Never Visit It
Tennis
Mektic and Krajicek Fall Short in Washington Final
Crime
Karlovac Police Warn: Scammers Stealing Company Funds
Tennis
Mektić and Krajicek Reach Doubles Final at ATP 500 Tournament in Washington
Tennis
Mili Poljičak Reaches ATP Challenger Final in San Marino
The Split native will play for the biggest trophy of his career and a career-best ranking on Sunday after defeating Juan Pablo Varillas in the semifinals.
Stock Market
Lump-sum taxpayers up to €40,000 face no levy increases, those above will pay up to 67% more
The Ministry of Finance has opened for public consultation draft laws that, from 2027, change taxes and contributions for craftsmen with income above €40,000.
Tennis
Poljičak Goes from Qualifying to Semifinals and Doubles Final in San Marino
The young Split native's results will see him break into the world's top 300 tennis players.
Tourism
Croatia Airlines Posts Record Passenger Numbers but Loss of €50 Million
The national carrier carried 981,482 passengers in the first half of the year, but fleet renewal and rising costs resulted in a loss. Meanwhile, Valamar increased revenues to €158 million.
Tennis
Poljičak Reaches San Marino Semifinals, Defeats Muller Ranked 220 Spots Higher
The Split native triumphed 7:6(3), 6:7(4), 7:5 after nearly three hours, and later that day secured a doubles final spot with Latinović
Economy
Bosqar Invest Revenue and Profit Jump 40 Percent, Span Revenue Up 20 Percent with Profit Decline
In the first half of 2026, Bosqar Invest records strong growth driven by its food vertical, while Span invests in international expansion and competency development, putting short-term pressure on profitability.
Economy
Rogulj: It's increasingly difficult to live on a single salary in Croatia, people seek additional income
Entrepreneur and educator Lovro Rogulj warns that inflation is eroding the purchasing power of salaries, prompting citizens to increasingly take on extra jobs to secure financial stability.
Skiing
Croatian Four Confidently into European Championship Final, Sinković Brothers Reach Semifinal of Double Sculls
Mahmutović, Bošković, Martin and Talaja fastest in their heat, Sinković brothers qualify for the semifinal of the double sculls in Varese. Lončarić brothers and David Šain end their campaign.
Combat Sports
Sinković Brothers Qualify for European Championships Final in Varese, Four Also in Medal Hunt
Martin and Valent Sinković took third place in the double sculls semifinal and will row for a medal at 11:34 on Saturday. The Croatian four was the fastest in its heat and will race the final at 12:47.
Economy
Croatian Investment Account Arrives in 2027: Tax-Free Returns and a Limit of Up to €200,000
New law envisages simpler investing in the capital market, with authorized intermediaries taking over administrative duties.
Crime
Trump 'not sure' whether to allow Ukraine to produce Patriot missiles: 'We're looking at it'
After meeting with Zelensky at the White House, the U.S. president told the Financial Times he is still weighing the permit, while the request for 300 missiles was rejected.