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Police in Umag stopped a 47-year-old man on a county road in Brtonigla, and the check revealed he had no driver's license and that the car's insurance policy and registration had expired.

The number of issued work permits fell 7.5 percent compared to last year, but labor needs remain high in nearly all sectors.

Poreč police stopped a 21-year-old North Macedonian citizen who was riding a moped without a driver's license and with an expired registration. The court imposed a fine, and the police set a deadline for leaving the country.

Pula police stopped the young man during a nighttime check, and the Istrian police also imposed a four-month ban on driving B-category vehicles.

Police stopped the 29-year-old on Matije Magdalenića Street, and the court imposed a fine and a three-month driving ban.

After further deliberation, Croatia has approved entry for four Russian gymnasts, including Olympic champion Angelina Melnikova. However, her teammate Viktoria Listunova remains among those who will not compete at the European Championships.

The new ordinance, which the Ministry has released for public consultation, brings a series of reliefs for citizens, but also strict restrictions for campsites, including limiting the size of mobile homes to 40 square meters.

The accident occurred on Saturday around 1 p.m. in Štefanec, where the young driver lost control in a curve due to excessive speed.

After a traffic accident in a Trogir parking lot, police uncovered a series of violations, and the court ordered her ten-day detention.

Police proposed 60 days in jail and a one-year driving ban for the 29-year-old, a repeat traffic offender, after a chain of violations.

Police stopped a 46-year-old man in Split on Friday evening who was driving without a valid license, refused a drug test, and was found with methadone and a knife. Despite a proposal for 60 days in prison, the court released him.

Police stopped the 20-year-old on Saturday at 3:45 a.m. on Akcije Maslenice Street. In addition to the fine, he was also issued a three-month driving ban.

Croatia sees a decline in new work permits, but the share of renewals is rising, signaling a shift from temporary labor migration to permanent settlement and family reunification.

For the second consecutive year, Croatia records a drop in issued work permits, with the largest decline in construction. While fewer Nepalese workers are arriving, Filipinos are increasingly in demand, and tourism remains a stable pillar of foreign labor.

Greenland Energy, an American company tied to people close to Donald Trump, has begun logistical preparations for oil drilling in eastern Greenland without the necessary approvals from local authorities.

A traffic accident on the county road between Donje Bazije and Miljevci fortunately ended without injuries, but the 25-year-old driver will face misdemeanor proceedings.