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On August 12, Siniša Orlić, Director of Maritime Safety, assessed that safety on the Adriatic remains at a high level despite record nautical traffic and announced the introduction of the innovative Safe Sea system to detect violators.

The proposal, open for public consultation until September 3, defines what can be built and renovated without a building permit, with the biggest changes affecting campsites and smaller residential units.

Following an appeal by an association of parents of children with complex health needs, Zadar General Hospital has provided a detailed response on the possibilities and limitations of pediatric care and announced new procedures during 2026.

The Croatian Physicians' Union warns that the value of an hour of work varies from month to month, hitting those with the most overtime the hardest. If no agreement is reached, court proceedings and an appeal to the European Commission will follow.

The Minister of Environment is confident that the pollution issue could be resolved during her term, and a tender worth €4.72 million has been reissued for the removal of surface waste.

The incident occurred on Sunday at Miljenko and Dobrila beach in Kaštel Lukšić. The young man sustained a bleeding wound on his back, and swimmers are again in panic over the protected marine species that won't give up.

SPPH warns that the proposed law raises a number of questions about risk assessment, staff shortages, and funding for a facility intended to house convicts after they have served their sentences.

The Ministry of Agriculture urges citizens not to overlook wild boar carcasses, as every report helps combat African swine fever and can bring financial rewards.

SDP MP Mihael Zmajlović sharply criticized the Ministry of Environment, claiming that 18 months after the discovery of 37,000 tons of waste in Gospić, not a single ton has been removed, while the ministry and the opposition present completely contradictory data on water pollution.

The cost of removing waste from the site in Gospić has more than doubled compared to the initial estimate. The disposal of buried waste remains an open issue, and residents are demanding answers.

The family of Denis Vejzović, a Croatian citizen hospitalized in Ireland, receives institutional support, from consular assistance to coordination of possible continued treatment at home.

Emergency operation underway in the municipalities of Crnac, Zdenci, Draž, and Đurđenovac to remove all remaining pigs from smaller farms. Minister Vlajčić says the goal is to prevent further spread of the virus and protect pig farming.

Former Split Mayor complied with the Ministry of the Sea's order and removed an unlawfully built dock on maritime property.

Former Environment Minister and SDP politician Mihael Zmajlović criticizes the Government's approach to remediating the illegal landfill in Gospić, while the Ministry defends its timeline of actions.

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.

Angelina Melnikova and eight other members of the Russian national team were denied entry to Croatia for the European Championship. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs says each application is processed individually, in line with EU sanctions.