Two Afghan brothers have been stopped at Split Airport after Croatian authorities discovered they were travelling with forged identity cards bearing the names of historic Croatian rulers. The unusual ...

The concept was presented on 21 September at the Lapidarium of the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb as part of European Mobility Week. Prepared by the Zagreb Institute for Spatial ...

The annual harvest of one of Croatia’s best-known agricultural products has begun in the Neretva Valley, with producers ...

Croatia has officially joined the Artemis Accords, signing an agreement with the United States that sets out principles for international cooperation in the peaceful exploration and use of the Moon, ...

Police bomb-disposal specialists in Croatia have carried out a demanding operation to remove explosives dating largely from the Second World War from a cave around 200 metres deep on the island of ...

A new Croatian-built train capable of reaching speeds of up to 160 km/h has been presented at one of the world's largest ...

Certain batteries used in e-scooters and e-bikes will be among the first products in the European Union required to carry a new digital product passport, with the system set to begin from 18 February ...

ZAGREB, 20 September 2026 – Zagreb is moving forward with plans to permanently redesign a central pedestrian zone covering ...

Croatia has selected contractors for the removal and treatment of around 13,200 tonnes of illegally dumped waste at two sites ...

Croatia’s international cycling spotlight turns to the roads today as the 11th edition of CRO Race gets underway, bringing six stages and almost 1,000 kilometres of racing from Split to Zagreb. The ...

ZAGREB, 20 September 2026 – Zagreb’s new Kranjčevićeva Stadium is increasingly taking on the appearance of a completed ...

The Croatian Government has approved the establishment of a 50-year right to build, free of charge, on a 71,973-square-metre ...