Why Is Croatia Silent on New European Waste Management Guidelines?
The European Union wants its members to recycle much more waste than they currently do. Although Zagreb is known as “the capital of garbage”, the Croatian government is silent about issues it wants to negotiate.
New EU Roaming Regulations Will Not Lead to an Increase in Service Prices
New EU roaming regulations were announced earlier this month
Karaka Dubrovnik - Sail into the Past
Have you ever wanted to set foot into the past? Maybe get your hands on a time machine? You can when you come to Dubrovnik!
Split Prepares for the Tourist Season, Confirms Itself as a Safe Destination
Local Elections – Good News for Some, Bad News for Many
No major party can be completely satisfied with yesterday’s results, but there are silver linings.
Grmoja and Dobroslavic Enter Second Round for Prefect!
With a difference of 20%, the two Nikolas enter the second round for Prefect.
Skrlet: The Branding of a Lesser Known Indigenous Croatian Grape Variety
SkrletOVO, the first organised wine festival to promote the indigenous Skrlet grape variety, took place in Ivanic Grad near Zagreb on May 20, 2017, a fascinating place to be a foreign fly on the wall. TCN reports.
