Croats Brilliant in Champions League Final: Modrić and Lovren Among Best on Pitch
Two Croatian national team players were especially good in the Champions League final on Saturday in Kiev.
Zagreb Hospitals Praised for Stroke Care
ZAGREB, May 27, 2018 - The European Stroke Organisation (ESO) has awarded two Zagreb hospitals for the quality of acute stroke care – the Sveti Duh hospital has been awarded a platinum status and the KB Dubrava hospital a gold status.
Looking to Spice Things Up This Summer? Meet Silk in Korcula (and Soon in Split)
27 May, 2018 - Taking a closer look at the restaurants of Korcula. Meet Silk, street food with a difference close to the birthplace of Marco Polo.
HDZ Convention Ends, Criticism of Party Leadership Heard
ZAGREB, May 26, 2018 – HDZ held its convention on Saturday in Zagreb and the party adopted the new statute. During debate, several prominent party members issued thinly veiled criticism of party leadership, primarily party president and prime minister Andrej Plenković. They were often interrupted with loud applause.
Combining Sports, Gastronomy, Nature, and Culture: Meet Papuk Extreme Challenge
How to connect 7 different sports in 11 races over just 3 days, while integrating gastronomy, untouched nature and culture? The answer is in Slavonia, of course.
HDZ Party Convention Starts
ZAGREB, May 26, 2018 - Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, addressing a general convention of his Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) party in Zagreb on Saturday, called for unity and said that he would fight for the Croatia that had been dreamt of by its first president Franjo Tuđman and Croatian war veterans.
Croatian Army Celebrates Its Day
ZAGREB, May 26, 2018 - Croatian Defence Minister Damir Krstičević on Saturday offered his best wishes to members of the Croatian Army on the occasion of Armed Forces Day, May 28, stressing that he was proud that the army's traditions were continuing and that he was confident of its bright future.
Bosnia Protests Croatia’s State Property Management Plans
ZAGREB, May 26, 2018 - Commenting on the adoption of a law on state property management by the Croatian parliament on Friday, which will enable also the management of real estate in Croatia that is owned by other former Yugoslav republics, Bosnia and Herzegovina Justice Minister Josip Grubeša said on Saturday that Croatia could not make unilateral decisions on Bosnia and Herzegovina's property on its territory, and that that property was protected by the agreement on succession to the former Yugoslav federation.
Croats Buying Ultra-Expensive Cars in Vienna
The market in Croatia is too small to support dealerships and service networks.
