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The Ministry of Construction has presented a proposal that, after 30 years, introduces order into long-term rentals, but mandatory promissory notes and bureaucracy raise concerns, especially in expensive cities like Dubrovnik.

Water levels of the Danube, Drava, and Sava hit historic lows, while hydroelectric plants report a drop in production. Croatian Waters and HEP say supply is not yet threatened, but some parts of the country are already introducing conservation measures.

After a convincing victory against Žalgiris, Dinamo faces an administrative headache. UEFA's homegrown player rules force coach Kovačević to soon omit part of the squad from the European scene.

Croatian politicians in Knin dismissed the Serbian president's interpretations of Operation Storm, and Chief State Attorney Ivan Turudić briefly said he couldn't care less.

Asset declaration reveals details about properties worth €635,000, her husband's pension of €2,117, and the modest operations of the family business.

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.

Prominent psychiatrist Dr. Herman Vukušić sharply reacted to yesterday's SNV gathering and the anti-war protest at Ban Jelačić Square, highlighting Franjo Tuđman's historic message.

Gabriel Drenik and Karlo Devčić launched KONEKT, which now brings together over 130 projects and collaborates with major investors, securing €73,000 from EU funds for algorithm development.

From collecting evidence to modern technology, the crime scene investigation often determines the outcome of court proceedings.

After selecting the contractor for the project documentation, the affordable housing project in Zadar enters a new phase. Mayor Erlić and APN Director Hristov have set the price per square meter below two thousand euros.

The young Hajduk winger successfully underwent surgery for a severe knee injury and assured fans he will return stronger, though recovery will take at least nine months.

Croatia is in the grip of a heatwave, with temperatures reaching 39°C and red warnings issued for several regions. The worst will be midweek.

The Entrepreneurs' Voice Association has requested in e-consultation the withdrawal of the model of higher tax burden for lump-sum craftsmen with incomes above 40,000 euros, highlighting the lack of data on actual abuses and impact assessments on the economy.

The upper stage of a rocket used for a mission to the Moon in January 2025 will hit near the Einstein crater at a speed of 8,700 kilometers per hour, with NASA and South Korean orbiters monitoring the event.

The Prime Minister attended the play in the company of Culture Minister Nina Obuljen Koržinek and Dubrovnik Mayor Mato Franković; the production moves to Zagreb and Varaždin.

While top-tier projects in Zagreb's Nova Pešćenica are being built at record prices, more buyers are turning to the city's outskirts in search of more affordable properties, such as a house in Slavetić for €39,000.