World
Iran Issues Stern Warning to Its Neighbors
Tehran's diplomatic message puts Gulf states between a rock and a hard place, as Riyadh urges Washington to return to negotiations.
World
Military Weapons Testing Could Have Downed Civilian Aircraft in the US
Preliminary NTSB report reveals that a medical aircraft lost GPS navigation just before crashing in New Mexico, while the US military was testing a signal jamming system nearby.
World
Pentagon Without a Strategy for Iran
U.S. Central Command admits there is no clear path to ending the conflict, as stocks of key munitions dwindle and costs exceed $37 billion.
Tennis
Sabalenka Backs Gender Testing in Women's Tennis
The world's top female tennis player believes the WTA's decision to mandate genetic testing is correct and crucial for preserving fairness in women's sport.
Croatia
Driver in Botinec Never Passed a Driving Test
Tragedy in a New Zagreb neighborhood reveals alarming circumstances: the car was unregistered, and all accident participants were previously known to police.
Croatia
State Inspectorate: 13,143 inspections, 7,199 violations, fines of 1.5 million euros
Croatia
Inspectors in Action: Over 13,000 Inspections Conducted
Economy
Hope for US-Iran Deal Keeps Oil Prices Below $80
Horoscope
These Foods Become a Ticking Time Bomb in Summer
World
ITV's Undercover Documentary
Director Ben Zand and Zandland studio offer a unique glimpse into the daily lives of people who risked everything to share their truth with the rest of the world.
Local
Illegal Parking on Županijska Street Still Stopping Trams: 52 Violations Recorded in Five Years
In the first seven months of 2026, 15 violations have already been recorded, and police have had to order the removal of nine vehicles by tow truck due to blocked tracks.
World
US-Israel War on Iran Upends European Travel Habits
Travelers are mass-canceling distant destinations and turning to closer European getaways, while airlines face millions in losses and extended flight times.
World
Trump: 'Maybe It Will Be Different, and Maybe Not', Message to Iran
The U.S. president answered questions about Iran and sharply denied reports of a weapons shortage, threatening prison for those who leak information.
Croatia
Young Croats from 12 Countries Arrive in Gospić
The Eco Heritage Task Force program in Lika-Senj County brings together 24 young people from the diaspora who, until August 16, will strengthen their ties with their homeland through volunteering and education.
AI
Meta Enters the AI Tool War: Muse Code Arrives with a Price That Undercuts the Competition
The new AI agent runs in the terminal and offers autonomous tasks, with a data-sharing package priced at just $0.30 per million tokens, seriously undercutting rivals like Cursor and GitHub Copilot.
World
Leaked Details of a Possible US-Iran Deal
The Strait of Hormuz is a key point in the negotiations, and Iranian President Pezeshkian revealed that the late Supreme Leader Khamenei gave the green light for an agreement with Washington.
World
Strait of Hormuz Blockade Creates Biological Threat
Scientists warn of an 'ecological disaster in the making' as 1,500 stranded ships become ideal habitats for invasive organisms.
World
Trump Fumes Over Missile Shortage
US president faces reports of dramatically depleted weapons stockpiles in the war against Iran, with effects already felt in Ukraine.
World
Trump and Hegseth Clash: Pentagon Admits Empty Warehouses
Camp David Showdown Reveals Critical Missile Shortage, Washington Scraps Major Strike on Iran
World
From Ashes to Threat: Hezbollah as a Guerrilla Force
After being brought to its knees in September 2024, the Lebanese movement has staged a dramatic resurgence. The key lies in new tactics, young 'gamers,' and technology that is changing the rules of the game in the Middle East.