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The jubilee edition of the UNESCO-backed event, running from August 17 to 24, brings ensembles from six countries, with free admission to all events.

Acting Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha accuses the UN children's agency of lacking context and providing incorrect data in its report on children killed in the war.

Matija Kroflin, Secretary General of the Independent Union of Science and Higher Education, criticized the Government's decision to increase veterans' pensions on the show 'Novi dan', highlighting inconsistencies in economic policy and neglect of other sectors.

The call is open until September 1 for final-year students of technical schools, and in addition to monthly financial support, the scholarship also guarantees employment after graduation.

In the first half of 2026 alone, Ukrainian drones struck 697 targets in Russia, with deep strikes increasing by 1,150 percent. The culmination of these efforts was a 40-day operation to destroy infrastructure.

The past week brought heated reactions from Hajduk legends, an unpleasant incident with a former Dinamo player in Slovenia, and a convincing victory for the Blues at Maksimir.

A massive drone strike on the city in Russia's Tatarstan republic has killed at least 12 people, with authorities declaring a day of mourning as the search for survivors continues.

On the hill of Čukur above Hrvatska Kostajnica, on August 10, 1991, HRT cameraman Gordan Lederer was killed. JNA General Andrija Rašeta refused permission for the helicopter that was to transport him to the hospital to land.

Publisher Tonimir has released the English translation of Bishop Emeritus Ratko Perić's book 'Virgin Most Prudent: On Medjugorje Out of Love for the Truth', which offers critical reviews of the Papal Commission's work and the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith's Note, and is recommended by international theologians.

The new unit of 90 soldiers will be stationed in the Voronezh region, and experts warn that ballistic missiles represent the biggest weakness in Ukraine's defense.

After drawing with Hajduk (2:2), the Pula-based club posted a video compilation of questionable refereeing decisions from the first two rounds of the SuperSport HNL on social media.

Record-low river levels threaten nuclear power plant shutdowns and expose long-submerged secrets. Croatia introduces water-saving measures, while farmers report catastrophic losses.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly impresses President Trump with data on Russian losses, which exceed 40,000 soldiers per month. Trump now views Ukrainian strikes as a possible prelude to negotiations.

A commemoration at the 'Shattered Landscape' memorial was held under the patronage of the Croatian Government. Lederer was killed by a sniper on August 10, 1991, while documenting the truth about the Homeland War in Banija.

Production company SIROVINA I SINOVI d.o.o., wholly owned by Robert Knjaz, achieved a net profit of nearly 240 thousand euros in 2025, while total revenues over three years surpassed 1.9 million euros.

Hajduk squandered a win against Istra 1961 in the 95th minute (2:2), and furious fans directly demanded the departure of the club's management and president Ivan Bilić for the first time in nearly a decade.