UN Warns Croatia about Abortion, Contraception and Sex Education
UN Rapporteur on the right to health spoke about situation in Croatia.
Tax Reform Considered to Be Unjust by Majority of Respondents
A survey shows that majority of respondents believe that the government’s tax reform is unjust.
British Media Discovers Sibenik, 'Dubrovnik Without the Crowds'
The British media's love affair with the Dalmatian coast continues on December 6, 2016, as the Daily Mail discovers Sibenik.
MOST to Try to Freeze Politicians Salaries Without HDZ’s Support?
While HDZ is against the proposal, MOST could join forces with opposition parties and adopt the law in Parliament without coalition partner’s support.
Advent in Sinj: A Favorite Advent in Inland Dalmatia Kicks Off Tonight
Advent is the most popular winter event in Sinj, including a rich and varied program of local and diverse content for the special holiday season. Domestic and foreign tourists come to the city especially for this holiday event.
Croatia Reportedly Again Blocks Serbia’s Negotiations with EU
According to Serbian media, Croatia is among EU countries which oppose opening of new negotiating chapters.
Croatia is the First Country in the World to Become a Free Reading Zone
From today, all people within the borders of Croatia can read for free on the application Croatia Reads. Entrance to the virtual library is free for all.
Reconstruction and Extension of the Split Airport Terminal Set to Begin
The reconstruction and extension of the passenger terminal at Split Airport will begin, with the construction led by companies Kamgrad, Viaduct, and KFK Tehnika.
Prime Minister Plenković Rejects “Insinuations about Fascistization of Croatian Society”
At issue is a war memorial which has recently been unveiled in Jasenovac.
