Pets
Simičević: Climate Change Makes Mountains Increasingly Dangerous
Alpinist and journalist Vedrana Simičević warned on HRT's show about permafrost thaw, unstable glaciers, and a growing number of unprepared hikers.
Tennis
Poljičak Claims Fifth Challenger Doubles Title
Mili Poljičak, alongside Stefan Latinović, triumphed in the doubles final in San Marino, while Marin Čilić faces his first-round match at the ATP Masters 1000 tournament in Montreal on Sunday.
Family
World Breastfeeding Week: Support for Mothers Must Not Remain Just Words
The Ministry of Demography and Immigration has joined the observance, and this year's campaign emphasizes the need for accessible and professional assistance in maternity wards, home visits, and pediatric practices.
Crime
Mountaineer Nirmal Purja and Nine Expedition Members Killed
An avalanche struck the ten-member expedition on the world's 12th-highest peak on Thursday, with all deaths confirmed by Saturday.
Football
Osijek Celebrates in Gorica, Carević: Without Reinforcements We Are Not Competitive
The visitors settled the winner by the 15th minute, and Gorica's coach openly spoke about the lack of quality and the necessity of new signings.
Tennis
Mektić and Krajicek Reach Doubles Final at ATP 500 Tournament in Washington
Tennis
Mili Poljičak Reaches ATP Challenger Final in San Marino
Local Scene
Severina's New Single Surpasses One Million Views in a Day
Local Scene
Severina Reveals the Key to Success and Announces a New Musical Trilogy
Movies & TV
Restored 'No Man's Land' in 4K Closes the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival
Danis Tanović's cult film returns to the big screen 25 years after its festival premiere, with audiences getting the first look at the digitally restored version.
Stock Market
Lump-sum taxpayers up to €40,000 face no levy increases, those above will pay up to 67% more
The Ministry of Finance has opened for public consultation draft laws that, from 2027, change taxes and contributions for craftsmen with income above €40,000.
Tennis
Poljičak Goes from Qualifying to Semifinals and Doubles Final in San Marino
The young Split native's results will see him break into the world's top 300 tennis players.
Football
Vinícius Júnior Gives Green Light to Arsenal, Real Madrid Faces Major Decision
The Brazilian forward has accepted the personal terms offered by the London club, which is offering £400,000 a week, but the transfer depends on Florentino Pérez's decision.
Politics
OFAC Extends NIS License Until August 28, Vučić Announces Talks with Putin and Magyar
Croatia's JANAF Files Request for Oil Supply to NIS, While Decision on MOL's Acquisition of Russian Ownership in the Company Is Pending.
Tennis
Alcaraz Declares Djokovic the Best at 'Splits,' Leaving ATP Speechless
The Spanish tennis player had no doubts on social media when the ATP asked who is the master of the split step.
Croatia
Three New Outbreaks of African Swine Fever, 127 Farms Infected in Total
The Ministry of Agriculture has confirmed two new outbreaks in Osijek-Baranja County and one in Virovitica-Podravina County, with the number of cases among wild boar rising to 188.
Economy
Croatia Plans Geothermal Power Plants at Six Fields, Most Advanced Projects in Slatina and Legrad
Geothermal water research is being conducted at 23 sites, with exploitation at 13 fields, according to data from the Ministry of Economy.
Tennis
Poljičak Reaches San Marino Semifinals, Defeats Muller Ranked 220 Spots Higher
The Split native triumphed 7:6(3), 6:7(4), 7:5 after nearly three hours, and later that day secured a doubles final spot with Latinović
Politics
Vlajčić warns: Illegal meat imports in Dalmatia threaten domestic pig farming
The Minister of Agriculture announced intensified border inspections and controls, stressing that 'quick profits' risk introducing infectious diseases.
Local
Number of Workers Earning Below Minimum Wage Drops by 67 Percent in a Year
The Ministry of Labor has released data showing that the number of workers receiving pay below the legal minimum fell from nearly 16,000 to just over 5,000.