Croatia
The State Tracks Every Café Receipt, but Where Is Oversight of Waste?
The Entrepreneurs' Voice Association issued a statement demanding that the same strict control standards applied to the private sector be applied to the work of state and public systems.
Local
Svetice Pool Complex Closed: Major Maintenance and Flood Damage Repairs Underway
The Svetice complex is undergoing extensive annual maintenance throughout August. In addition to cleaning all five pools, the aftermath of flooding is being addressed and aging infrastructure is being renovated.
World
Meta in Court: 29 States Allege Facebook and Instagram Created Addiction in Children
The largest trial against the tech giant to date begins, with potential damages up to $1.4 trillion and demands for sweeping platform changes.
Pets
Five Rules for Proper Air Conditioner Use During Heatwaves
Excessive cooling, dirty filters, and cold air blowing directly on the body are the most common mistakes that compromise comfort, increase electricity consumption, and can cause unpleasant ailments. The Croatian Institute of Public Health offers clear advice on the maximum temperature difference.
Croatia
Fate of Split's BSO in Bankruptcy: State to Take Over Resources for Military Production?
While the owner and the defense minister trade barbs, the state considers taking over the Split shipyard and turning it into a strategic hub for naval vessel production.
Croatia
Two Million Euros for a Stamp Not Struck in 1998: State Pays Compensation for a 28-Year-Old Judicial Error
Travel
10 Checks Before Heading to the Sea
Health
One Air Conditioning Mistake Sends Bills Skyrocketing
Economy
State Returns Up to 15,000 Euros for First Apartment
Food
Heat Waves Are Wrecking Your Car: These 6 Parts Suffer the Most
Extreme temperatures put extra strain on the engine, tires, brakes, and electronics. Simple checks before you hit the road can save you from costly repairs.
Local
State Sells Five Plots of Land in Zadar County: Prices from €12,900 to €71,500
In addition to the purchase price, future owners face appraisal and deposit costs, with the most expensive plot located in Ražanac.
Croatia
New Tenancy Law: State as Guarantor, Tenants Facing a 10,000 Euro Wall
The Ministry of Construction has presented a proposal that, after 30 years, introduces order into long-term rentals, but mandatory promissory notes and bureaucracy raise concerns, especially in expensive cities like Dubrovnik.
World Scene
New Twist in the Dončić Case: What Lies Behind the Withdrawal of the Maintenance Request
While official documents suggest an agreement, Slovenia's Delo reveals a different backdrop – legal strategy instead of reconciliation?
World
Cyberattacks on Water Systems in 12 US States
Although there is no official confirmation, experts and investigators link coordinated hacker attacks to Tehran, targeting dozens of water systems across the US.
Croatia
Traumas of war veterans still present, expert conference on inherited pain held
The Community of Homeland War Associations of Primorje-Gorski Kotar County continues psychosocial programs for veterans and their families, organizing a professional conference on the transgenerational transmission of trauma in late November.
Local
City of Zagreb Allocates 450,000 Euros for Fountain Maintenance
The tender for maintaining the fountains near the National and University Library includes water quality management, audio and LED systems, as well as pumps and filters.
Entrepreneurship
Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts Launches Calculator for Artisans, UGP Says: 'The State Punishes Those Who Work'
The free tool enables estimation of taxes and contributions from 2027, while the Association Glas poduzetnika criticizes the increased burden for artisans with higher incomes.
Food
HAK: Modern diesels have fewer services, but more expensive parts
HAK technical advisor Marin Morava explains what has changed in the maintenance of today's diesel cars.
Croatia
Neglect, Stench, and Investments: What Passengers Say About the Bus Station
While management announces investments of €1.36 million, passengers and employees point to the stench of urine, pigeon droppings, and unnecessary pollution, and comparisons with other stations reveal different perspectives.
Politics
Minister Reveals Details: Family in Gruž Pays €260 for an Apartment Instead of €1,300, and the State Immediately Pays Out €90,000
Branko Bačić presented the first contracts under the affordable rent scheme, while Damir Barbir warns of neglected state properties and pressure on small landlords