Crowds of Catholics and world leaders gather in sunny St. Peter’s Square to pay their last respects to Francis on Saturday as the pope makes his final journey from the Vatican to his chosen resting ...

Croatian President Milanović and Prime Minister Plenković will attend Pope Francis' funeral on Saturday. The government has declared a national day of mourning ...

More details surrounding the controversial reintroduction of Croatian national service have been clarified and revealed.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković have agreed to hold a Defence Council session in May to discuss the draft Defence Strategy, Armed Forces development, and the pos ...

The legislative framework required for the introduction of mandatory military service in Croatia should be presented in June and adopted by the Parliament in October this year, which means that the ...

This month’s press review prefaces the upcoming Romanian presidential elections and explores why many presidents in the ...

This election cycle fell at a precarious time for Croatians when the holiday season had ended, with many expressing discontent at the skyrocketing price of daily essentials.

Pliva was Croatia’s largest pharmaceuticals manufacturer with a revenue of 730 million euro ($831 million) in 2023, as its revenue rose 11% on the year, Croatian business daily Poslovni Dnevnik ...

I am glad that this year in Rogoznica we have broken the magical number of 100 sailboats, which is just proof of how much sailors love coming to Croatia,' said Hrvoje Duvancic, a member of the ...

As of Saturday, the current state secretary Zrinka Raguz will become acting minister of regional development. Croatia will hold local elections on May 18.

Connor and Kendrick expanded their network and are now hosting two colleagues from Croatia on campus April 16-18. Maja Valic Maja and Zoran Valić are faculty at the University of Split School of ...

As Croatia’s beach resorts prepare for another bumper summer, businesses behind the scenes are scrambling—not for tourists, but for workers. The country’s demographic crisis threatens to drain the ...