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The Uplift project, launched by Mastercard, introduces the first standardized recipes for brudet, pašticada, black risotto, and other delicacies, preserving their authenticity without imposing a "single correct" version.

The Shrine of Our Lady of Refuge in Aljmaš has released a detailed schedule of spiritual events for the Feast of the Assumption, to be held from August 11 to 16, 2026.

The number of newborns rose from 526 to 549 in a year, with the county investing millions in kindergartens, schools, and maternity ward renovations.

Inhumane living conditions for foreign workers uncovered in Čazma, while fierce debates rage over the idea of settling migrants on Croatian islands, and a smuggler is arrested in Crikvenica.

Tragedy in Sevastopol as Russian serviceman opens fire, while security service in separate operation foils series of planned attacks.

First Deputy Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal Warns of Catastrophic Consequences of Russian Attacks on Energy Infrastructure and a 6 GW Capacity Shortfall.

At the ceremony in Salerno, Italy, Split was officially confirmed as the host of Europe's largest student sports competition, scheduled for July 15-30, 2028.

The renowned musician and his band The Bad Seeds perform as part of The Wild God Tour, with a concert in Belgrade following Pula.

Filip Hrgović will face young British prospect Moses Itauma on August 29 at London's O2 Arena for the vacant IBF heavyweight world title.

While Croatia battles red weather alerts and temperatures up to 40°C, record-low water levels on the Danube, Drava, and Sava rivers are triggering a cascading energy crisis across Central and Southeastern Europe, with the Krško Nuclear Power Plant warning of a possible imminent reduction in output.

As the climate crisis intensifies, Spain is turning to innovative solutions, and a pioneering project is exploring whether European bison can become natural firefighters.

Međimurje police arrested a 29-year-old after a threat report, and a search of his apartment uncovered an arsenal of weapons.

Croatia Hosts the Largest European Gymnastics Championships in History, with 640 Athletes from 43 Countries.

Calmer winds have allowed water-bombing planes to operate, but the risk of flare-ups remains high. Meanwhile, new fires are raging in the French departments of Var and Drôme.

Milan's coach announced the Croatian captain will get playing time in the derby against Inter in Perth, where an enthusiastic Croatian diaspora welcomed Luka.

The fire broke out yesterday afternoon in Podsusedska Alley, and the flames spread from the barbecue to the entire family home.