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IDF orders criminal investigation into the killing of Palestinian girl whose death sparked international outrage.

Investigation into ten fires in the Zadar area reveals that the suspects had been consuming alcohol for days before getting into a car and setting dry grass along roadsides on fire.

The diver, sought by Germany since last year and whose extradition Poland refused, has been taken into custody by investigators in Croatia. Germany will request his extradition.

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

Eleven arrested in Ksamil, two more sought. Security guards and police at the bar allegedly failed to intervene as the conflict moved to Paradise Beach.

Chief State Attorney Ivan Turudić commented on the arrest of four suspects for deliberately setting fires with a lighter at ten locations, with the investigation set to determine motives.

The Chief State Attorney spoke about investigation timelines, analyses of other landfills, and fires in Dalmatia ahead of a session in Gospić.

Three Croatian nationals and a 33-year-old Polish woman were arrested on suspicion of setting fires at ten locations according to a pre-arranged plan, and weapons were also found in their possession.

Several unidentified men physically assaulted a 19-year-old Czech national at a hospitality venue in the Jazine area. The victim sustained severe physical injuries, and police are actively searching for the attackers.

As damages from the fire that consumed around 1,000 hectares are being tallied in the Omiš area, the investigation into the cause continues, and locals are convinced the fire was deliberately set.

Brazilian farmer arrested on suspicion of planning to kill his 8-year-old son. AI security system detected the threat and alerted authorities.

USKOK has extended its investigation to the Sveti Juraj landfill, where residents claim they had been warning about suspicious dumping for years while trucks ran all night.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić visited Nenad Rašković from Zubin Potok at the Clinical Center of Serbia, who claims he was beaten by Kosovo police. Kosovo's Police Inspectorate has launched a preliminary investigation.

The incident occurred on Tuesday, and police have launched a criminal investigation for particularly insolent behavior toward a minor Croatian citizen.

Police investigate whether the activation of a pyrotechnic device in a 45-year-old's Nissan Qashqai was retaliation after he was seriously injured outside his building.

Investigation documents reveal how CE-ZA-R, part of the C.I.O.S. Group, paid the small firm Tipos Resurs €50 per ton for plastic collection, while Darko Milinović demands the names of all companies involved be made public.