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Mladen Pavković's column sharply criticizes this year's celebration of Operation Storm, highlighting the chasm between the people and politicians and demanding radical changes to the protocol.

Lava and volcanic ash from the Voragine crater illuminated the night sky, prompting authorities to close the airport for safety reasons.

Citizens at the 31st Anniversary of Operation Storm Were Separated from Official Guests, and MP Miro Bulj's Move to Remove the Tape Further Fueled the Debate.

On this day in 1991, Stjepan Penić, the first Croatian journalist killed in the Homeland War, was taken from his home in Dalj. His fate and his message of forgiveness still resonate today.

In Slavonski Brod, there is a street like no other in any Croatian city. Splavarska Street is not made up of houses, but of about a hundred houseboats, each with its own house number.

Tonči Marijan from Pitve on Hvar won the prestigious Best in Show title at the Decanter World Wine Awards with his Plaža 2021 wine, entering the top 50 wines in the world.

On the 31st anniversary of liberation in Operation Storm, residents of the first liberated municipality in Sisak-Moslavina County paid tribute to 137 lives woven into Croatia's foundations.

On the 31st anniversary of its liberation in Operation Storm, Hrvatska Dubica held a commemoration for 137 lives woven into the foundations of an independent Croatia, with moving testimonies from families whose loved ones have yet to be found.

The Mjällby striker wasn't part of professional football until age 22, and now at 31, he's making history for the Swedish club on Europe's biggest stage.

Due to a burst pipe, the roadway on the expressway through Kaštela toward Trogir is flooded. Repairs are underway, and the water supply is not at risk.

The love story of Michael and Corinna Schumacher is marked by dizzying success and a tragedy that changed their lives forever. Corinna still fiercely guards the family's privacy.

The all-day gastro feast at King Tomislav Square culminated in a spectacular Prljavo Kazalište concert that kept the crowd on their feet until late into the night.

In two separate incidents on July 29, police prevented the transport of illegal migrants, and a 30-year-old Croatian citizen was also fined 1,500 euros for driving without a license.

The new multi-apartment building is part of a historic housing project in the earthquake-affected area, with apartments to serve displaced residents and later young families.

Josh Smith from Wrexham had avoided doctors for years, but his wife Kelly's persistence revealed glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive brain tumors.

The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre and the Seismological Service record a moderately strong earthquake felt throughout the Sisak area; sources differ in estimating the magnitude and direction of the epicenter.