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Larissa Iapichino sprinted to gold in the long jump, while the men's 4x400m relay stunned the British in the final to confirm Azzurri dominance at the European Athletics Championships.

Extreme heat cuts productivity and spending, while traditional business interruption insurance often fails to cover indirect damage.

Croatia was the first in the EU to comprehensively regulate platform work, but now faces pressure from unions seeking to eliminate intermediaries, while work registration expands to the construction sector.

The Croatian Hunting Association has assembled an intervention team of about thirty hunters to halt the spread of African swine fever, with 797 wild boars culled in five Slavonian counties over two weeks.

Directive No. 8 of the VRS Main Staff from August 3, 1995, reveals the irrational optimism of Ratko Mladić and his headquarters, who planned to reclaim lost territory while the Croatian Army prepared Operation Storm.

The Umag Police Station with its Buje branch has completed a criminal investigation into a 28-year-old Slovenian national.

A serious traffic accident on the D8 highway on Thursday afternoon caused major congestion and delays, with the injured transported to Dubrovnik General Hospital.

Dino Halilović (28) has signed a one-year contract with Al Wehda, and the club from Mecca announced the transfer with an unusual video inspired by the popular superhero.

Oleksij Malov, a Ukrainian national residing in Spain, left an address in Seget Donji and has not been seen since. Police are asking the public for help.

At the inaugural gathering of the Hajduk Business Network, the project's goals and its leader, Vanja Lopušinsky, were presented, with the club inviting all interested parties to join.

Slovenian police arrested two drivers on Wednesday for illegally transporting foreign nationals near the Croatian-Slovenian border, and the migrants have announced they will seek international protection.

Legendary Czech footballer Antonín Panenka, who will soon turn 78, explained how his famous 'panenka' came to be and the psychological game he played against the goalkeeper.

Bosnian international Ermin Mahmić is closest to a move to the Scottish giants. Czech sources claim Celtic has already contacted Slovan Liberec, and the transfer could become the biggest in the club's history.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs conditioned its consent on an assessment by the relevant EU Council services, while Catalan media claim otherwise.

The Karlovac branch of We Can! accuses Prime Minister Plenković and HDZ of covering up an environmental disaster, demanding urgent remediation, drastic penalties, and government accountability.

Students who believe their points were not calculated correctly have until August 19, 2026, to file an appeal.