ZAGREB, April 26, 2018 - Lawmakers from two opposition parties – MOST and Social Democratic Party (SDP) – as well as deputies of the Independent Democratic Serb Party (SDSS), which is a junior partner in the ruling coalition, on Wednesday said that, although the nominee for the new head of the Croatian Regulatory Authority for Network Industries (HAKOM) Tonko Obuljen was highly professional with the unquestionable references for that position, him being the brother of the current Culture Minister Nina Obuljen Koržinek raised some speculations that this appointment could amount to conflict of interest.

ZAGREB, April 26, 2018 - Agrokor's five financial creditors – Fidelity International, Knighthead Capital Management, Sberbank of Russia, VTB Bank (Europe) and Zagrebačka Banka – said on Wednesday that claim filings based on guarantees issued by Agrokor’s subsidiaries had been reviewed and that they "are fully lawful and valid", accusing some of the protagonists in the process of Agrokor's restructuring "of publicly promoting their particular interests".

ZAGREB, April 26, 2018 - The leaders of Bosnia and Herzegovina's Croat HDZ BiH party and political parties that have a predominantly Bosniak membership met again in Sarajevo on Wednesday in an attempt to agree last-minute changes to the election law, but the meeting ended inconclusively.

Podravka's achievement is said to be the result of organic growth without any particular extraordinary influence.

...okay, a bit less than 100, but we guarantee the locals could easily come up with 30 more ways needed to round up the list. A look at every waiter's nightmare on April 26, 2018

There isn't much of a tradition of drive-in cinema in Croatia, to be honest. So if that's something you like, you really should go see a movie from your car in the next two weekends.

It's been a century since the Italian navy ship hit a mine and sank near the small Istrian town of Ližnjan. A closer look to the shipwreck on April 25, 2018

ZAGREB, April 25, 2018 - The National Reform Programme for 2018, which the Andrej Plenković cabinet is expected to adopt on Thursday, is designed to ensure growth, employment and better living standards as the government's priorities, according to the document seen by Hina on Wednesday.