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Croatia's Adriatic coast ranks a high fourth, with Eurostat data showing how much tourists outnumber the local population.

Eurostat releases July data. Croatia at 3.6 percent among countries with highest price growth, though it recorded a significant slowdown compared to June.

French scientist warns of catastrophic year for glaciers as drought devastates European agriculture.

The Russian president announced retaliation for European Union plans to intercept and seize vessels from Russia's 'shadow fleet,' stating that Moscow will act wherever it deems necessary.

The first measure bans food packaging containing PFAS above permitted levels. Croatian restaurateurs and hoteliers are already adapting, with the biggest changes expected by 2030.

Massive influx from Morocco into Ceuta raises questions about the security of the EU's external borders and the use of migrants as a tool of political pressure.

Government spending on research and development in Croatia has surged by 93 percent over the past decade, yet at €168 per capita, the country still ranks in the lower half of the European Union.

The Italian and Danish prime ministers, despite their opposing political positions, have united in a stark warning and called for the establishment of migrant centers beyond the European Union's borders.

After young men live-streamed the sexual abuse of a minor on social media, the court released them to await trial. While Croatian judges cite lenient measures, in Germany, Austria, France, and Scandinavia, pretrial detention is the norm for similar offenses.

Croatia ranks seventh in the EU for the share of citizens unable to afford an annual holiday, at 33 percent, above the European average of 28 percent.

Mutual border controls between two EU member states have triggered a serious diplomatic crisis, with the EU migration commissioner trying to ease tensions.

On the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, the Russian Embassy in Serbia called the operation 'the most tragic page in the recent history of the Balkans,' criticized NATO and the EU, and linked it to the war in Ukraine.

Passenger vehicles at the Batrovci-Bajakovo border crossing face massive congestion, with the situation potentially worsening over the weekend.

Goods exports rose 10.8 percent in the first half of the year, but significantly faster growth in imports from non-EU countries deepened the foreign trade deficit.

Local leader criticizes Madrid, Italy suspends Schengen, and analysts warn that far-right disinformation fueled the crisis.

The total solar eclipse on August 12 will be visible in Spain, while in Croatia the Moon will cover more than 90 percent of the Sun's diameter. The European Commission does not expect major issues with power supply.