Crime
Police in Dalmatia Seize Arsenal
Two separate operations were carried out over the weekend in Split and on Brač, uncovering weapons and an unregistered amphora.
Crime
Arsenal of Weapons in Dalmatia: Bombs, Rifles, and an Amphora on Brač
Over the weekend, police in two separate operations in the Split-Dalmatia County seized a significant amount of illegal weapons and ammunition.
Food
Three Ideal Dishes for a Flat Stomach After 40
Lourdes Llorente, an expert in weight loss and bloating reduction, shared simple recipes that don't require fasting.
Politics
Schools Close Doors Due to Unbearable Heat
Extreme heat and increasingly frequent heatwaves are prompting European countries to rethink the school calendar, with some already introducing radical changes.
Politics
FBI Dismantles World's Largest Scam Centers: $15.2 Billion Seized
Operation Blackout frees thousands of forced laborers, while in Idaho a heroic bystander prevents a greater tragedy during a fast-food restaurant shooting.
Politics
Italy Burns: Red Alert in a Record 25 Cities
Travel
Fleeing Hellish 40°C, Tourists Massively Head North: 'Coolcation' Becomes the Hit of the Year
Entrepreneurship
Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts Launches Calculator for Artisans, UGP Says: 'The State Punishes Those Who Work'
Politics
Knežević: Organized Crime Is Not Broken Until Those Who Protected It Are Prosecuted
Economy
Gas Prices in Europe Surge 39 Percent in a Month, July Closes at $709
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East are once again driving up energy prices, with the increase directly impacting Croatia's energy system.
Crime
African Swine Fever Spreads: Pigs in Risk Zones Must Be Removed by August 12
Minister Vlajčić announces drastic measures and a crackdown on meat smugglers, while farmers get a final chance to comply with regulations.
World Scene
Suzana Mančić's Daughter Gives Birth to a Son: General Talijan Welcomes His Sixth Child
Teodora Kunić and Miroslav Talijan, 23 years her senior, have become parents to little Mijat, following their recent church and civil weddings.
World
Vučić: Pančevo Refinery on the Brink of Shutdown, Danube Could Become Unnavigable Within 2-3 Days
Critically low Danube water levels threaten Serbia's energy stability, while Hungary faces historic nuclear plant halt.
World
EU Activates Largest Fire Response in History
As Southern Europe Battles Devastating Wildfires, Brussels Debates Whether to Invest More in Firefighting or Prevention
Home & Garden
Take a Look at the Renovated Grand Villa Argentina: A Luxury Hotel with History Opens Its Doors This Summer
Zagreb-based studio 3LHD leads the reconstruction of the complex owned by the Lukšić family, blending the historic charm of the villas with contemporary luxury and panoramic views of the sea and Lokrum.
Health
Struggling to Breathe When You Lie Down? These Could Be Signs of a More Serious Condition
Difficulty breathing in a reclined position, known as orthopnea, is most commonly associated with heart failure, but it can also result from lung disease, obesity, or sleep disorders.
Croatia
Sibenik Police Arrest Foreigners with Large Quantity of Drugs
In two separate operations over the weekend, MDMA, cocaine, ketamine, psilocybin, LSD, and marijuana were seized along with significant amounts of cash.
Auto
Leapmotor B10 Tested: Space and Equipment for Under €34,000
Chinese electric SUV with 217 hp and generous equipment targets the European market, backed by Stellantis's sales network.
Croatia
Torcida Sets Fire to Stand in Varaždin
After Varaždin's Victory over Hajduk, Away Fans Caused a Fire at the Stadium. Mayor Bosilj Condemns Vandalism, Raising Questions of Accountability at the Political Top.
Economy
US and Japan Jointly Sink the Dollar: Historic Intervention After 40-Year Record
A coordinated action by Washington and Tokyo on foreign exchange markets halted the yen's dramatic decline. Trump called the move 'a sign of friendship,' while analysts highlight the rare alignment of interests between the two powers.