The controversy around the Za Dom Spremni salute continues as HNS claims a Government who doesn't implement the change is ''unacceptable''.
The Dubrovnik Republic existed from 1358 right up until 1808, but what caused its decline?
For many onlookers to the Croatian Homeland War, there was a simple story arc: the clumsy arrogant west came into the Yugoslavian conflict and armed one side and punished another, siding with Croatia to expel 200,000 Serbian civilians from their homes in Krajina. As with everything, particularly in war, there is much more to it than meets the eye.
A memorial replica of a historic chart issued in 1230 AD by a Bulgarian Tsar unveiled in Dubrovnik!
There is something so charming about old photos, especially when they're recreated and brought to life once again!
The Dubrovnik archives welcome an invaluable, historical addition...
Cilipi is unfortunately best known nowadays for being the namesake of Dubrovnik Airport, but there is so much more to this tiny Konavle settlement than meets the eye!
The other day, we got an email from Brazil. Nothing strange there, were it not for its subject – The damages in Dubrovnik as a cultural heritage site during the Homeland War!? Of course, my attention was taken completely.
On this day 450 years ago, Dubrovnik literary genius Marin Drzic passed away.