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DNA analysis expected to confirm identity. Family lawyer announces criminal complaints over online insults and rumors.

Slaven Bilić met with Luka Modrić to persuade him to play for Croatia again in the Nations League, with a decision expected soon.

Surveillance systems detected the object heading toward Kucurgan and Tiraspol, after which a fire broke out in the Stefan Voda district and authorities closed the airspace.

The strongest earthquake in Colombia in the 21st century lasted up to two minutes, toppled buildings, and left thousands injured. Rescuers continue to search for the missing.

Host and editor Zoran Šprajc linked the message of Rijeka's Archbishop Mate Uzinić to the politicians who followed the Mass at Trsat from the front row.

Three companies are ready for a €50 million capital increase, while the renovation of neglected facilities is estimated at over €100 million.

The devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck Colombia on Monday claimed more than 180 lives, and residents, alongside their human losses, mourn their trapped animals.

The political party Srđ je Grad has sharply reacted to the environmental catastrophe in Gospić and its surroundings, stating that love for one's homeland is proven by care for the environment and citizens' health, not by symbols.

In the midst of the most intensive work season, neglected field roads block machinery passage, with the Municipality of Molve and Croatian Forests shifting blame.

Bruno Pavić's documentary 'Early Saturday Morning' arrives before domestic audiences in competition for the Golden Barge award after its international premiere at the Ischia Global Film Festival.

The consortium has been preselected for a capital increase worth EUR 40.625 million. Upon completion, Adriatic Resorts Group would hold 53.74 percent of shares and voting rights.

Four leading Central European clubs, including Croatian champions RK Zagreb, will gather on August 13-14 in Tatabánya for the inaugural edition of the tournament named after the MOL Group brand.

The epicenter was in the west of the country, and the tremors rattled residents of the capital Bogotá and Medellín. No reports of damage so far.

Months-long negotiations, marked by political tensions and accusations of war profiteering, concluded with the signing of a contract valid for the entire year.

A mild tremor was recorded on Sunday evening, with the epicenter located between Jastrebarsko and Zagreb. Although weak, the earthquake was felt by residents of Lasinja and Pokupsko, who described a frightening noise.

Although it will be partial in Croatia, astrophysicist Vernesa Smolčić says it should not be missed, with Rijeka residents having the most luck with nearly 80 percent of the Sun obscured.