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CroatiaEarthquake in the UK, Starmer on the verge of collapse.
British Home Secretary Yvette Cooper reportedly told Prime Minister Keir Starmer during a private conversation over the weekend that he should step down from his position, according to Sky News. Cooper is one of the most influential members of Starmer's government.
A huge tragedy, the sudden death of the son of a Manchester United legend:
Alex Hughes, son of former Manchester United player Mark Hughes, has died at the age of 38. The news was reported by British media outlet The Sun. Mark Hughes expressed his emotional reaction to the sudden loss, stating that he and his wife feel their hearts have been broken.
VIDEO Tomašević drinks beer, the waitress says it's the last round, but he doesn't give in: No, Croatia is playing!
The article describes a humorous video posted by Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević on social media, where he explains the decision to extend operating hours for restaurants and bars in Zagreb during the matches of the Croatian national football team at the 2026 World Cup. In the video, Tomašević is seen drinking beer while a bartender warns him that it's the last round before closing. He then insists that the bar should stay open because Croatia is playing and signs an official document approving the extended hours.
The open-air spectacle: The fortress of Brod was too small for the fans of Zdravko Čolić
Tvrđava Brod was the venue for one of the most anticipated music events of the summer in Slavonski Brod. After 14 years, Zdravko Čolić returned to the location, reaffirming his status as a regional music icon.
In Zagreb, a new threatening graffiti has caught the eye of Milorad Pupovac
A new threatening graffiti has appeared on walls near the Primary School Savski Gaj in Novi Zagreb, directly addressing Milorad Pupovc, the leader of the Serbian people in Croatia. The message includes an explicit call for his assassination and could potentially target all of his relatives or those associated with him politically.
The mayor of Dubrovnik has declared war: "This is the last warning".
The mayor of Dubrovnik has issued a warning regarding ongoing disorder in the city, referencing social media posts. The article mentions the start of the tourist season, increasing numbers of tourists arriving in Croatia, and the impact on public finances.
Spain seeks redemption after embarrassment: De la Fuente promises a turnaround with Yamal
The article discusses Spain's poor start at the World Cup, highlighting their draw against the team from the Canary Islands, which embarrassed former world champions and four-time European champions. Coach Luis de la Fuente faces public criticism, but he promises a turnaround with the inclusion of Yamal.
In 1987, a sensation shook the literary scene when Slavenka Drakulić published the novel "Holograms of Fear".
The article reports on the death of Slavenka Drakulić, a prominent Croatian writer and journalist, at the age of 77. It mentions her upcoming book 'Zašto nisam naučila kuhati' (Why I Didn't Learn How to Cook), which was set to be published by Frakture next week. The article also references her earlier work, 'Hologrami straha' (Holograms of Fear), which caused a sensation in the literary scene in 1987.
Ukraine's drones have flooded Crimea, there are casualties, Zelensky said, fuel distribution has been suspended.
Four people were killed and 28 injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on Crimea under Russian control, according to the Russian governor. Fuel distribution at gas stations on the peninsula has been suspended. Local authorities in Russia's Krasnodar region reported an incident involving Ukrainian drones.
Fans got the answer they've been waiting for for months: Dinamo announced important details for the upcoming season
Dinamo Zagreb has announced details regarding the sale of season tickets for the 2026/27 season. The most significant update is that a single season ticket will grant access to all home matches, both at Maksimir Stadium and the temporary venue in Kranjčevićeva Street. The club has clarified uncertainties among fans regarding the ticketing model following the team's temporary relocation. Sales begin on July 1st, with different phases allowing existing ticket holders priority before opening up to all club members.
Danube Fest returns to Vukovar on the river: three days of rich program, culminating in Fishead
The article discusses the upcoming Dunav Fest in Vukovar, which runs from June 25th to 27th. The event includes a variety of activities such as gastronomic experiences, cultural events, sports, and family-friendly activities. The highlight of the festival is the 'Fišijada' on June 27th, where teams from Croatia will compete in fishing, judged by experienced chefs and an influencer named Ribafish. Additionally, the 'Week of Danube Cuisine' runs from June 20th to 29th, with restaurants offering promotional prices on fish dishes. A collaboration between local schools and restaurants has also led
New footage of a "flying saucer" over Moscow has leaked, the Russians blew up their own oil tank!
New video circulating on social media suggests a significant incident occurred during a large-scale drone attack on Moscow, where a Russian anti-aircraft missile hit a key oil depot at the Kapotnya refinery. The footage shows a strong explosion lifting the tank's cover into the air. According to available information, the attack involved numerous Ukrainian drones targeting multiple sites in and around Moscow. Thick clouds of black smoke covered parts of the city, with residents watching in disbelief. The videos clearly show that it was Russian air defenses that caused the tank's lid to blow. A
Kramarić on the new rule: I'm absolutely against it! And in Dallas some of the players felt that the World Cup final
Croatian football players in Alexandria are trying to forget their 4-2 defeat against England and focus entirely on Panama. The article references historical instances where Croatia has won against strong teams in major tournaments, suggesting there's no reason why they shouldn't do so again. Players like Andrej Kramarić expressed opposition to new rules and shared impressions of the World Cup and their match against England. Luka Modrić noted the differences between club play and the World Cup, emphasizing the harsh penalties for mistakes.
The English can't believe what Livakovic is doing.
In a high-stakes match between Croatia and England in Dallas, Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković made several crucial saves, including denying Harry Kane a penalty early in the game. The English media highlighted his role in keeping Croatia in the match during intense pressure from England's coach Thomas Tuchel and his team. The Guardian reported that England dominated much of the second half but were held back by Livaković's strong performances. A dramatic moment occurred when Kane scored a penalty, only for French referee Clément Turpin to overturn the decision, citing that Livaković had左
The logistical and operational challenge of the season: How Croatia's largest retail chain ensures supply stability for millions of customers on the move
The article discusses how INA, Croatia's largest retail chain, prepares for the peak of the tourist season by optimizing logistics and operational readiness. It highlights INA's investments in infrastructure, service standards, and strategic planning to ensure stable supply during high-demand periods. The focus includes both land-based and maritime locations, emphasizing their role in supporting tourism and maintaining service quality.
Traffic chaos set in for an extended weekend: Seven-kilometer-long queues and accidents further complicate the road to the sea
Increased traffic congestion has been reported during an extended weekend ahead of public holidays in Croatia, with long queues and accidents further complicating travel towards the coast. The Croatian Automobile Club (HAK) warns drivers to exercise caution and patience due to heavy traffic on major roads, including parts of the Istrian Ypsilon, Lika Motorway (DC1), and Adriatic Motorway (DC8). Traffic jams have formed at key locations such as the Lučko toll station and along the Zagreb bypass. A seven-kilometer-long queue was recorded near the Lučko toll station heading toward the coast, with
Cibona is back in the ABA league, will play three competitions at the same time!?
Cibona has returned to the ABA League after a year-long absence, with plans to participate in three competitions simultaneously. The club's return was approved by the AdmiralBet ABA League Assembly, which also welcomed the inclusion of Slovak team Slovan Bratislava. The decision follows Cibona's exit from the First ABA League last season, during which the club opted out of the Second ABA League to focus on domestic competition, allowing them to remain fresh for the Croatian championship. This strategy proved successful, particularly in the finals where their opponents faced fatigue from a gru
A senior U.S. official told Reuters: "Israel and Hezbollah have just agreed to a ceasefire".
A high-ranking U.S. official told Reuters that Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire starting at 4 PM local time on Friday, following an escalation of violence in Lebanon. The agreement was reached with the assistance of Iran, according to the official. The intensification of hostilities has put pressure on the temporary U.S.-Iran understanding signed on Wednesday to end the broader conflict in the Middle East. A Hezbollah representative previously told Reuters that Iran informed the group that talks with Washington cannot continue without a comprehensive ceasefire. According to Beir
Video released after catamaran and sailboat collision: Details could help police
Free Dalmatia has published two video recordings taken shortly after a collision between a catamaran and a sailboat in Split Gate, where four people tragically lost their lives. One of the videos shows sails hanging over the deck of the sailboat, which could be a key detail in investigating the cause of the tragic collision. Another video shows a member of the sailboat crew floating in a bloodstain on the surface of the sea, accompanied by voices of shocked passengers from the catamaran. Due to the disturbing content, the second video from the catamaran was not published. The police have also
Modrić returns to Croatia and takes over the club Zadra
Luka Modrić has returned to Croatia and taken over the coaching role at Zadar. He previously coached Ilirija in Slovenia, leading them into the ABA League and securing their place among regional elites during their first season. Modrić began his coaching career as an assistant coach with Ljubljana's Olimpija before moving to Ilirija. As a player, he had his most successful years with Olimpija, winning multiple titles including the ABA League championship in 2002. The contract with Modrić is signed until the end of the 2027/28 season. Zadar recently lost to Cibona in the finals, while former ZD
HDZ responds to Doncic: 'A blow to the judiciary'
Representatives of the HDZ parliamentary group responded to an announcement by SDP leader Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, who claimed that if the SDP were in power, the Supreme Court would not have issued a decision regarding the 'Švicari' case. The HDZ criticized this statement as an attack on the judiciary and an attempt to undermine institutions. Krunoslav Katičić emphasized the independence of the judiciary and accused Dončić of hypocrisy, stating that it is unacceptable to influence Croatian institutions which must remain independent. Nikola Mažar announced that 16 candidates eligible for the role
Boban brought new reinforcements to Zagreb and made Rabbit cry.
Zvonimir Boban, president of Dinamo Zagreb, brought Dor Peretz, captain of Maccabi Tel Aviv, to Zagreb for a visit. Peretz, accompanied by his wife and agent, evaluated living conditions and finalized details for a potential transfer to Dinamo as a free agent. A two-year contract with an option to extend for another season was offered, guaranteeing around €750,000 per season, which is the highest salary available at Dinamo for a one-year contract. Peretz and his wife were very impressed with Zagreb, and it is expected he will sign with Dinamo next week. Over 700 members attended a public event
Police have released details of the accident near Osijek in which a motorcyclist was killed, a woman was arrested
The police have released details of a traffic accident in Tenja, near Osijek, where a motorcyclist died. The incident occurred when a 36-year-old woman was driving her personal car on Osječka Street in Tenja and turned left onto a driveway, taking precedence away from the motorcyclist. The motorcyclist, a 60-year-old man wearing a helmet, collided with the front of the car and died at the scene. The police confirmed the accident occurred around 7:05 PM. Traffic was closed between 7:48 PM and 9:30 PM while an investigation took place. The deceased motorcyclist's body has been taken to the Osijk
England's win over Croatia has broken the UK viewership record.
The match between England and Croatia at the opening of Group L of the 2026 World Cup set a record for television viewership in the United Kingdom. According to ITV data, the game reached a peak audience of 15.4 million viewers, with an average of 14.2 million during the match. The broadcast, which ran from 20:00 to 23:35 British time, had an average of 10 million viewers. ITV noted that 2.3 million of these were in the age group of 16 to 34 years old, though their figures did not include viewing on mobile devices or other personal gadgets. The event surpassed previous records, including the 9
Leopold had a plan to do something, and such a rash decision could have come from sick thinking.
The article discusses the ongoing trial of Leopold B., accused of brutally murdering his ex-partner Kristine K. with a knife over two years ago by the river Sava in Novi Zagreb. Experts have analyzed Leopold's mobile messages exchanged with the victim, his sister, and his former partner. The experts concluded that Leopold was significantly impaired at the time of the crime and could be treated under penal conditions. The messages indicate an ambivalent relationship between Leopold and the victim, marked by love, conflict, and dissatisfaction with certain aspects of his behavior.
VIDEO Chaos begins on Croatian roads: accidents on the A1, columns are created, traffic jams and at the port
Traffic congestion and accidents have caused chaos on Croatian highways, particularly on the A1 route between Zagreb and Split. The Croatian Highway Company (HAK) reported delays due to heavy traffic, construction work, and temporary traffic regulations. A traffic accident occurred near the Sveti Marko tunnel on the A1 highway, leading to reduced speed limits and traffic jams. Long queues were reported at the Lučko toll station in both directions, with vehicles moving slowly in columns. Similar issues were noted on other routes such as A3 and A7.
"Bosnia and Herzegovina can't play like this, there are no easy opponents for us, the team is mediocre"...
The article discusses Bosnia and Herzegovina's heavy defeat against Switzerland (1:4) in the second round of World Cup qualifying group stage matches. The team previously drew with Canada (1:1) and now needs to beat Qatar in the third round to have any chance of advancing to the knockout stages. Legendary Bosnian footballer and former coach Safet Sušić commented on the match for Klix.ba, noting that the team is facing stronger opponents in their group and criticized the lack of a central midfielder, which has led to difficulties in maintaining possession. He also mentioned that playing with两名锋
Macron: Let's take care of the oldest and most vulnerable
France is experiencing another extreme heatwave, with temperatures expected to exceed 40°C. President Emmanuel Macron has urged citizens to take precautions, especially for the elderly and vulnerable. A 30-year-old man died of cardiac arrest during an athletic event near Paris, where temperatures reached 37°C. The national railway operator SNCF canceled 71 intercity trains due to the heat, and schools have adjusted exam schedules. The National Meteorological Service has expanded its orange warning to 53 out of 96 continental departments, affecting 36 million people. This marks the second major
The Croatian Parliament is left without a representative who spent 34 years there!
Furio Radin, a member of the Croatian Parliament with the longest tenure, has submitted a request to retire from his position after serving nearly 34 years in the Sabor. He was first elected in 1992 as a representative of the Italian national minority and held various roles including chair of the Committee on Human Rights and National Minorities and deputy speaker of the Parliament since 2017. His departure marks the end of an era characterized by moderation and non-confrontational behavior. The Parliamentary Commission on Mandates and Immunities will decide on his retirement request and refer
The Franak Association announces: the fight for full compensation moves to the Constitutional Court
The organization Franak announced that the Supreme Court has ruled that consumers with converted credit loans are only entitled to interest charges accrued on overpaid amounts up to the conversion date. The ruling was passed by a vote of nine to four, with judges Damir Kontrec, Jadranko Jug, Dražen Jakovina, and Josip Turkalj providing dissenting opinions opposing the majority decision. Franak stated that these dissenting opinions will be useful at the Constitutional Court. The group emphasized that interest charges make up only 20% of total compensation and that the issue of costs will be决定ed
Meloni said to Trump, "Remember this"...
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni strongly rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's claims that she had asked him for a joint photo at the G7 summit, calling his statements 'completely fabricated.' She emphasized that neither Italy nor she personally ever ask for anything. Meloni criticized Trump's approach toward allies, stating he shows more decisiveness toward adversaries than Western allies. The conflict arose shortly after the G7 summit in France, where relations between Meloni and Trump appeared to have improved despite previous disagreements. Trump later said he agreed to the photo 's
EU: Ukraine and Moldova open their first cluster of negotiations
Ukraine and Moldova have begun accession negotiations with the European Union, marking the opening of the first and most important negotiation cluster. This follows long-standing opposition from Hungary's former government under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The EU enlargement commissioner Marta Kós emphasized that no other country has made such progress in the accession process while simultaneously fighting against the most brutal Russian crimes on their territory. The previous blocking by Orbán was highlighted through a reference to an incident in December 2023 where he was asked to leave the
Portuguese: Porto want to bring a young player from Osijek
A Portuguese football club, Porto, is reportedly interested in signing 19-year-old Croatian defender Marko Kolarić from HNK Osijek. According to Portuguese sources, Osijek is asking for around €1.5 million for Kolarić, but Porto is trying to negotiate a lower price through reduced fixed compensation, bonuses, or different payment structures. Kolarić played 450 minutes in the Croatian league last season and has progressed through all youth categories at Osijek. Porto plans to initially loan him to their B team to adapt to Portuguese football before potentially moving him up to the first team if
Americans spat on our national anthem: Here's how they write badly about "Our Beautiful"
The article discusses an analysis by the American sports portal The Athletic regarding the national anthems of all 48 teams participating in the 2026 World Cup. Croatia's anthem, 'Lijepa naša domovino,' was ranked 40th out of 48, with criticism that it lacks energy and vitality. The authors note that many Croatian players only murmured the anthem and comment on the lyrics referring to 'fatherland' with irony considering Croatia's experienced national team. Croatia's anthem is grouped with those described as melancholic and sleepy, alongside Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands. Brazil, France
Only one Fireman among the best in the SP: in this statistic he has no equal
The article discusses the performance of Croatian goalkeeper Dominik Livaković at the World Cup in America, highlighting his statistical achievements. He is noted as the only Croatian player in the top rankings of first-round group stage statistics. Livaković has made seven saves, placing him third in his group behind Saudi Arabia's Mohammed Al-Owais (11) and Australia's Patrick Beach (8). Additionally, he ranks fifth in the number of accurate long passes among all players in the competition, with Panamanian defender Andrés Andrade leading with 13.
Judicial Police Union: "Croatian public deserves the truth, we publish payrolls"...
The Syndicate of Judicial Police of Croatia (SPPH) has criticized the Ministry of Justice for releasing data showing an average salary of €1,880 for judicial police officers, calling the figures misleading. The syndicate claims this figure represents earnings from overtime work, night shifts, weekends, holidays, and years of experience, rather than the average salary of a regular employee. In response, the SPPH has published salary lists for different categories of employees, including those working only morning shifts, those on rotating schedules, and new recruits, arguing that these numbers
On Tuesday, the subway will reopen at Vjesnik.
Starting Tuesday morning, traffic will once again be able to pass through the underpass near the Vjesnik building on Slavonska Avenue in Zagreb. The temporary traffic regulation imposed over the past 12 days will be removed during the night, with the underpass expected to reopen around 3 AM. Workers from the City of Zagreb began removing the temporary traffic measures around midnight. The delay in construction was caused by a malfunctioning excavator involved in demolishing part of the Vjesnik skyscraper. According to estimates from the construction site, removing the signage and preparing the
The Lakers don't have LeBron James as a priority. Two players are going to cost them $100 million.
The article discusses the Los Angeles Lakers' recent performance in the NBA, highlighting their struggles despite having key players like Luka Dončić and LeBron James. It mentions injuries affecting the team's performance, including Dončić's absence and Austin Reaves' return during the playoffs. The piece also touches on LeBron James' role in the team's success and questions the future direction of the Lakers.
We Can! is demanding an increase in pensions for veterans who continued working
The political party 'Možemo!' has called on parliamentary representatives to support proposals to increase pensions for Croatian veterans who continued working after the Homeland War and retired under the Pension Insurance Act. Parliamentary representative Damir Bakić stated that two proposed amendments to the law regulating veterans' pensions will be discussed and voted on next week. The goal is to partially correct a long-standing injustice affecting part of the veteran population. According to data from the Croatian Institute for Pension Insurance, there are approximately 1.23 million пенси
Ružić brought a new instruction about the inclusive supplement: Debt cancellation for users who return overpaid funds
The Croatian Minister of Labour, Pension System, Family, and Social Policy, Alen Ružić, announced a new directive regarding the inclusive allowance. The directive allows users who have overpaid their inclusive allowance to have their debts waived and receive a refund of the money they paid. This applies when a user receives an amount different from what was previously approved. The goal is to prevent vulnerable groups from having to return funds to the state while undergoing recovery. Under the new rules, the new allowance amount will be paid starting from the first day of the month the new决定e
A shaken Messi broke millions of years ago, now it's leaked what's behind the tears of the greatest of all time
Lionel Messi scored a hat-trick in Argentina's opening match of the 2026 World Cup against Algeria, showcasing his continued excellence on the field. However, after the game, Messi was seen crying, which sparked global concern. According to reports from The Sun, Messi revealed that his emotional breakdown was unrelated to football but stemmed from personal struggles involving his father, Jorge Horacio Messi, who has been facing serious health issues. Messi acknowledged that he has been going through difficult and complicated times personally. His father, who has played a key role in both Messi
Police have arrested hooligans who brutally beat up a young man in Zagreb, but there's a problem: we don't know who the victim is!
The Zagreb police have arrested seven minors suspected of attacking an unidentified young man in the area of Ulica svetog Leopolda Mandića in Dubrava. The incident was captured on video, which showed the group physically assaulting the victim. The police identified all individuals involved except the victim himself. The suspects face charges including attempted murder, participation in a fight, and violent behavior.
Opening SP watched from the bench, left the firemen's locker room half an hour before everyone else, and now he's breaking into the top 11?
The article discusses the selection dilemma faced by Croatia's coach Zlatko Dalić regarding the forward position for the World Cup qualifiers against Panama. It highlights the competition between Ante Budimir and Igor Musa, noting that Budimir was initially expected to be the first choice but has been replaced by Musa during training sessions. The piece questions whether Budimir will gain trust to lead the attack or if Musa will retain his position. It also references Budimir's ambitions to score in this tournament and his potential role if he remains on the bench.
Research shows: GDPR in Croatia is an obstacle for journalists, not a protection of privacy
A study conducted by journalist Željka Godeč, funded by the Society for the Protection of Journalists' Copyright (DZNAP), concludes that the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has become an obstacle for journalists in Croatia rather than a protection of personal data. The research indicates that public institutions, state-owned companies, and officials often cite GDPR as a justification for withholding information of public interest and hindering journalistic work. Many journalists report obtaining requested data only after interventions by the Information Commissioner or court rulings.
Plenkovic spoke with the Hungarian Prime Minister, they agreed to a recent meeting
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković met with Hungary's new prime minister, Péter Májer, at the margins of an EU summit. They agreed to hold a bilateral meeting in either Zagreb or Budapest in the coming months. The discussion focused on resolving open issues in the energy sector and improving overall relations between Croatia and Hungary. A longstanding source of tension between the two countries has been legal and ownership disputes over management rights in INA, where the Hungarian company MOL holds the largest individual share.
The break has affected the most expensive Firefly, and yet another move awaits him?
The Croatian national football team played against England in Dallas during their World Cup campaign, replicating the result of their most significant and painful match in history. The article discusses Croatia's defensive struggles, particularly on the left side, where players like Josko Gvardiol and Ivan Perišić failed to prevent goals. It also mentions the potential tactical changes ahead of the next matches.
A tough test for Jakirović at the debut, in the first round of Premiership welcomes the giant
The article outlines the schedule for the upcoming English Premier League season 2026–2027, including key matches involving major clubs such as Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Liverpool. It mentions new coaches like Andoni Iraola at Liverpool and Serbian coach Sergej Jakirović at Hull City, who has led the club back into the Premier League. Specific match dates and opponents are listed.
The Assembly passed the Law on the suppression of undeclared work
The Croatian Parliament has adopted a new Law on Combating Undeclared Work, introducing stricter penalties for employers who repeatedly use undeclared labor. The law increases fines to 8,000 euros per undeclared worker for repeat offenses within three years. It also reduces the public display period of the 'black list' of employers found using undeclared workers from six to one year and eliminates the 'white list.' Employers on the black list will lose access to active employment policies. The Ministry of Labor stated it will combat undeclared work with all available measures.
The Council appointed Zhigman as the new governor of the HNB, Grmoj quoted Strahimir Kranjcevic
The Croatian Parliament (Sabor) has appointed Ante Žigman as the new Governor of the Croatian National Bank (HNB), succeeding Boris Vujčić who took up the role of Deputy Governor at the European Central Bank. Žigman received support from 78 deputies, while 36 voted against. He was the only candidate nominated by the HDZ parliamentary group. Before his appointment, he was unanimously removed from his position as Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Croatian Agency for Financial Services Oversight. Mostov Nikola Grmoja criticized the decision, suggesting that the same circle of people is re-
"I'm listening to this lady and here she is again... she doesn't know anything about history"...
Ivan Penava, leader of the Croatian Homeland Defense Movement (Domovinski Pokret), stated at a press conference that his party's resolution aims to stop the overrepresentation of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and ensure the implementation of the principle of constitutive equality guaranteed by the Dayton Agreement. He criticized parts of the political scene and media for not adequately understanding the position of Croats in BiH and rejected accusations that his initiative is linked to the revival of Herceg-Bosna. Penava emphasized that the movement's goal is to prevent the overvoting
The maestro has entered a rare society, and look at the numbers:
Luka Modrić has reached his 199th appearance for Croatia's national team and is approaching the milestone of 200 caps, placing him among an elite group of players. The article highlights his achievements, including becoming the seventh oldest player to appear at a World Cup at age 40 years, 9 months, and 8 days. It also notes his position in the all-time World Cup appearances ranking and compares him with other notable players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, and Roger Milla. However, Modrić's performance in the recent match against England was subpar, with Croatia suffering a significant
A fake manager has kidnapped a 65-year-old Istrian, stole €100,000 from him!
A 65-year-old resident of Istria was scammed by an unknown 'manager' who convinced him to invest over 100,000 euros through a fraudulent online scheme. The victim clicked on a link leading to a fake investment opportunity in stocks. A man posing as an investment fund manager contacted him and instructed him to install an application to purchase shares. After the victim transferred money, the scammer disappeared, prompting the individual to report the incident to the police. The Istrian police have issued warnings about the risks of investing in stocks and cryptocurrencies and advise people to
The club brought him in for free when he was a kid, but now he's an SP invention worth 50 million euros.
The article discusses Johan Manzambi, a Swiss football player born in 2003 who made a significant impact during a World Cup match against Bosnia and Herzegovina by scoring two goals in under twenty minutes. It highlights his impressive performance, including five touches in the opponent's penalty area, two shots on goal, and a successful penalty kick. The article also outlines his career path, starting with Servette in Geneva, being signed by German club Freiburg without transfer fees, and his recent contributions in the Bundesliga.
The Englishman's partner was ridiculed for her looks, he always defended her
English football player Declan Rice has been in the spotlight recently not only for his soccer skills but also for his dedication to defending his longtime partner Lauren Fryer against malicious comments. The couple, who have been together since they were 17, became parents to their son Jude in 2022. Lauren has faced online harassment over her appearance, which does not fit the typical image of partners of footballers. This led her to delete all photos from her Instagram profile at one point. The abuse extended to football stadiums, with an incident occurring during a match against Tottenham.
The Archaeological Museum in Split opens an exhibition on the Delmatians
The Archaeological Museum in Split has opened an exhibition dedicated to the Delmats, featuring over 400 archaeological items from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The exhibition provides a comprehensive overview of the Delmats, an ancient community that inhabited the eastern coast of the Adriatic and its hinterland for centuries. Museum director Ante Jurčević highlighted the collaboration between several museums and scientific institutions in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. Curator Marta Kalebota emphasized the exhibition's goal to present the Delmats as a complex society with rich文化,
Liverpool steal a player from Newcastle Osasuna, and Real Madrid get a fortune.
The article discusses an unusual football transfer involving Victor Munoz, a 22-year-old left winger from Osasuna who had agreed to join Newcastle United but was instead signed by Liverpool. Liverpool paid Osasuna €40 million in compensation, and Munoz underwent medical tests with Liverpool's representatives in the US. The article notes that Real Madrid benefited financially from the transfer due to a clause in the original deal when Osasuna bought Munoz last summer. Real Madrid is set to receive €25 million from the transfer, including €20 million from Liverpool and €5 million from Osasuna. A
The Louvre is falling apart
Christophe Leribault, the new director of the Louvre Museum, testified before a Senate committee about financial difficulties facing the museum in renovating its aging infrastructure. The Louvre has been involved in several scandals in recent years, including water leaks, a ticket fraud scandal, and the theft of royal jewelry worth nearly $100 million during daylight hours. Leribault stated that despite the museum's size and staff dedication, it is gradually losing momentum due to outdated equipment and infrastructure nearing the end of their lifespan.
The ruling is against European Union law, let's go to the Constitutional Court!
The coordinator of the economic-law team at the NGO Franak, Goran Aleksić, stated that the Supreme Court's decision regarding converted Swiss franc loans is contrary to EU law and announced plans to file constitutional complaints. The decision, made by an expanded panel of the Supreme Court with a vote of 9:4, grants consumers who converted their Swiss franc loans into euros only the right to interest accrued up to the conversion date, excluding any overpaid amounts still held by banks. Aleksić argued that this ruling contradicts Croatian law, EU law, the Croatian Constitution, and the Human-R
Lidl and Tomorrowland have entered into a strategic partnership.
Lidl and Tomorrowland have announced a strategic partnership aimed at connecting people through music, culture, and shared experiences. The collaboration includes various formats and events within the Tomorrowland universe, such as Tomorrowland in Belgium and Tomorrowland Winter in France. The partnership will officially begin with the 2026 edition of the festival in July, where Lidl will set up a pop-up store and bakery at the event, offering fresh food stations for attendees. Both brands emphasize their shared values of international connection, cultural exchange, and creating memorable life
Three cups of coffee a day and eight times as many 'friendly' bacteria: how coffee shapes our gut microbiome
An increasing number of scientific studies show that coffee consumption significantly affects the composition of microorganisms in the human gut, which could have important health implications. A large international study published in the journal Nature Microbiology found that the bacterium Lawsonibacter asaccharolyticus is strongly associated with coffee consumption. People who drank more than three cups of coffee daily had up to eight times higher levels of this bacteria compared to those who rarely or never consumed coffee. The link was consistent across participants from 25 different counr
Trump changed his mind and provoked a furious reaction: This detail hit Israel hardest!
Uzimajući u obzir da je Trump potpisao memorandum s Iranom tijekom G7 vrhova, članice izraelske politike su bile iznenađene i zabrinute. Memorandum je bio prvi takav sporazum od 1979., a izraelska vladajuća koalicija je osudio tu donesenu odluku. Trump je dodatno izazvao kontroverzu kada je sugerirao da premijer Benjamin Netanyahu nema pravo kritizirati sporazum.
A shock to Germany, Neuer has revealed the decision that changes everything after the World Cup.
German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer has announced he will retire from international football after the current World Cup in North America. He made this announcement ahead of Germany's Group E match against the United States, which will take place in Toronto. Neuer stated he has no plans to participate in the European Championship in two years and wants to live a relaxed life without constantly thinking about his final match and farewell. During his career, Neuer has played 125 matches for Germany and previously retired after the 2024 European Championship before returning for this World Cup. He was
The Croatian Chamber of Agriculture calls for an urgent audit of the hunting grounds and the involvement of the army in the fight against swine fever
The Croatian Agricultural Chamber (HPK) has called for an urgent review of hunting grounds' management structures to protect farmers affected by wildlife damage, and also proposed involving the military in efforts to combat African swine fever among wild boars. The request was made following a meeting of the HPK's Executive Board discussing the impact of wildlife damage and the spread of African swine fever. HPK cited examples such as Poland and Spain, where military forces and technology have been used in disease control. According to HPK, the virus has advanced more than 150 kilometers into楚
The Music World in Shock: A Hit-Maker Has Passed Away (29) The music world is in a state of shock.
The article reports on the death of hip-hop producer Tay Keith (real name Brytavious Chambers), who was found dead at the age of 29 in his apartment in Nashville, Tennessee. He had worked with prominent artists such as Beyoncé, Travis Scott, Future, Eminem, Cardi B, Megan Thee Stallion, J. Cole, and 21 Savage. The police have ruled out criminal activity in connection with his death, and an autopsy is pending to determine the cause of death. Keith was nominated for a Grammy for his work on Travis Scott’s 'Sicko Mode' and was recently nominated again in 2024 for his production on Drake and 21 S
The uncertainty and the stillness of Middle-earth, does it create a powerful Hajduk, or does it lead to the other extreme...
The article discusses the uncertainty surrounding Hajduk Split ahead of their European competitions, noting the club's recent training sessions and draws for the Europa League and Conference League qualifiers. It highlights ongoing debates among fans regarding the fairness of the draw results and the lack of clarity about the team's composition in the coming weeks. The article also mentions rumors of potential investment from an official investor, which could significantly impact the club's future, but no concrete information has been confirmed yet.
The key to the terrible accident is at the bottom of the sea, new unofficial information has emerged:
An investigation into one of the worst maritime accidents in recent years on Croatia's Adriatic Sea continues following the discovery of the fourth victim's body inside the sunken sailboat. The incident occurred when the sailboat collided with a passenger catamaran near the Split Gates area, resulting in four Czech citizens losing their lives and four others being injured. New unofficial information suggests that the skipper was not at the helm during the collision but rather one of the deceased passengers. Efforts are underway to retrieve the boat from a depth of 50 meters, which will provide
The River Summer Nights are about to begin.
The article announces the upcoming opening of the Rijeka Summer Nights festival, which will feature performances by all ensembles of the Rijeka National Theatre, including actors from the Croatian and Italian Drama, opera soloists, ballet dancers, choir members, and orchestra musicians. The event aims to connect theatre with the city and create a large open-air stage accessible to residents, tourists, and those seeking respite from daily life. Intendant Dubravka Vrgoč highlights the festival's goal of strengthening ties between theatre and the city while showcasing both the current season's落幕和
Convales mourn for tragically injured soccer player Nino: "He deserves everyone to know what kind of man he was"
The article reports on the tragic death of Nino Mihočević, a football player and employee at the Dubrovnik Airport, who died in a severe car accident on the Adriatic Highway while traveling to work. The article highlights his role as a sportsman, father, and community member, emphasizing his positive qualities such as kindness, integrity, and warmth. A message from the football club Sokol expresses their grief and honors his memory.
Pension in Croatia is only 37% of salary more and more people are therefore building their own plan
According to Eurostat data for 2025, the replacement rate of pensions in Croatia is 37 percent. This means that the average pension covers slightly more than a third of the salary a worker was accustomed to before retirement. While the pension system fulfills its role in providing basic security, demographic changes in the 21st century raise questions about whether state pensions should be the sole source of income in old age or if it is advisable to build a parallel personal financial plan. The intergenerational solidarity model established in Germany in the 1880s assumes a much higher ratio—
The youth are racing to take a 2-0 lead in the final series, and Adriano is looking for an answer under the sun of Split.
The article discusses the final series of the Croatian water polo championship between Mladost and Jadran. It highlights Mladost's strong performance, having won the first match in Zagreb with a score of 19:14. The article notes that while the result was lopsided, it mainly occurred in the latter half of the game. Jadran's coach, Jure Marelja, comments on Mladost's improved form and diversity compared to previous seasons, emphasizing the need to stop them during their strongest phases. The second match is set to take place at the open pool in Split.
A Russian politician left her two children and went to fight in Ukraine, never to return home
A 42-year-old Russian politician, Angelina Podkopayeva, joined the armed forces in January 2026, stating she wanted to experience firsthand what Russian soldiers endure on the front lines. She had previously been active in volunteer work and regularly participated in delivering humanitarian aid to Russian forces in occupied areas. Podkopayeva died in combat near the city of Lysychansk in Donbas, which holds strategic importance due to its location along the route toward Sloviansk and Kramatorsk. According to Ukrainian claims, the situation in the area has stabilized thanks to coordinated joint
'Alexa, Come Home' back in the Arena: Brezhnev's cult film closes the Pool, and here's what we'll be watching
The restored version of Vinko Bresan's cult war comedy 'How the War Started on My Island' will close the 73rd Pula Film Festival. The film, shot in 1996, was once the most-watched Croatian film in recent history with over 338,000 viewers. It features actors such as Ljubomir Kerekeš, Predrag Vušović, Matija Prskalo, Ivica Vidović, Leon Lučev, Goran Navojec, and Rene Bitorajac. The festival will also showcase new films by Pedro Almodóvar, Paweł Pawlikowski, and Christopher Nolan.
A famous music brand on June 26th at the Bundek brings the famous Black Eyed Peas
The article announces a concert by the international music group Black Eyed Peas in Zagreb on June 26 at Bundek, as part of their 30th anniversary tour called 'Lollipop Spectacular.' The event will include performances by local artists such as Baby Lasagna and several Croatian DJs, along with a full-day program featuring a chill zone, gastronomic offerings, and interactive activities. The organizers of Lollipop explain that the collaboration with Black Eyed Peas was natural due to the band's cultural impact and alignment with Lollipop's values.
The Mexicans celebrated their victory in spectacular fashion, while an injury in Vancouver shocked the football world.
The article covers two football matches from the World Cup: Panama's loss to Ghana and Croatia's surprising defeat by Canada. It highlights key players such as Panama's goalkeeper Orlando Mosquera, who made his World Cup debut, and mentions his emotional reaction to the event. The text also includes quotes from players like Cesar Blackman, a defender from Slovakia's Slovan Bratislava, reflecting on the team's performance and upcoming match against Croatia.
OMNi-BiOTIC® celebrates 30 years of existence: three decades of research, quality and innovation
The article discusses the 30th anniversary of OMNi-BiOTIC®, a brand known for its scientifically-backed probiotics. It highlights the brand's pioneering approach in combining multiple bacterial strains into a single formulation, which was an innovation in the mid-1990s when most probiotic products contained only individual bacterial cultures. The article emphasizes the importance of synergistic interactions among different bacterial strains within the microbiome and notes that this approach is now considered a key principle in modern multi-strain probiotics development. The research behind OMN
The numbers are brutal, so Portugal is better off without Ronaldo!
The article discusses Cristiano Ronaldo's recent performance, noting he has failed to score in his last 10 matches at major tournaments (World Cup and European Championship). It highlights that he has taken 33 shots on goal without scoring, with 11 shots hitting the frame of the goal but missing. The piece also mentions public sentiment in Portugal suggesting the national team performs better without Ronaldo, despite his record number of appearances (229) and goals (143) for the national team. The article notes that Ronaldo's move to Saudi Arabia may have been a step back from the high-profile
Kostya K.'s parents re-sentenced: Father sentenced to 14 and a half years in prison, mother nearly three years
Parents of a teenager who committed a mass shooting at an elementary school in Belgrade in May 2023 have been reconvicted by the Higher Court in Belgrade. Vladimir Kecmanović was sentenced to 14 years and six months in prison for neglect and abuse of a minor, while his wife Miljana received two years and 11 months for similar charges. The previous first-instance conviction was overturned by the Appellate Court, leading to a retrial. Prosecutors had requested a unified sentence of 14 years and 11 months for Vladimir and three years for Miljana, but the defense sought acquittal, arguing there is
Raffles echoed in Times Square, finding a man with his throat slit: The panicked crowd began to flee
A shooting occurred in Times Square, causing panic among tourists and locals. A 17-year-old teenager was arrested after the incident, and one person was seriously injured. According to police reports, the incident began with a conflict between a group of migrants on Broadway around 15:30 local time. During the altercation, a 26-year-old man had his throat slit. Shortly afterward, the 17-year-old suspect, also a migrant, opened fire on the same group. He was detained but no charges have been filed yet. Another shooting occurred nearby, but no one was injured. The man with the slashed throat was
SiFly and Surf Shop are offering you a free E-foil course at the Surfmania Center in Fontana.
The article promotes a free E-foil course offered by SiFly and Surf Shop at the Surfmania center in Funtana. It highlights the growing popularity of E-foil as a water sport due to its controllability and speed, reaching up to 45 km/h. The article emphasizes SiFly's contributions to making E-foil more accessible through their Easy Learning System, EPP boards, and the First World Quick Mount system.
The court reconstructed the school massacre in Belgrade.
A higher court in Belgrade has sentenced Vladimir and Miljana Kecmanović, the parents of a boy who committed a school massacre on May 3, 2023, at Primary School 'Vladislav Ribnikar' in Belgrade. Vladimir was sentenced to 14 years and six months in prison, while his wife received a sentence of two years and eleven months. The court detailed how the boy carried out the attack with high preparation and brutality, noting that the entire massacre lasted just two minutes and one second. According to the court's findings, the boy returned from an ethnic village with a friend and his mother late the夜前
Israel stepped up attacks: 15 killed in Lebanon
Israeli forces intensified attacks in southern Lebanon over the weekend, resulting in 15 deaths according to state news agency NNA. The Israeli military stated the strikes targeted Hezbollah infrastructure in multiple areas as a response to repeated violations of the ceasefire supported by Iran. The escalation follows Israel's announcement of an expanded military control zone in southern Lebanon, challenging the temporary U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement signed earlier in the week. High-ranking Israeli officials reported ongoing 'stubborn negotiations' with the Trump administration regarding the駐
She's written a bestseller, a piece for Dora, and tonight she becomes the youngest artist in the Vladimir Horvat Gallery.
The article discusses the opening of an art exhibition by 14-year-old Samoborka Ema Dujmović at the Gallery Vladimir Horvata in Zagreb. The exhibition features over 40 original works and replicas related to Chinese art and calligraphy. Ema has been studying Chinese culture and language for nine years and is set to become the youngest artist to exhibit at this gallery. She also wrote a bestselling book at age 11 and has submitted a poem for the 'Dora' literary award.
VIDEO Watch the surreal scenes of celebrations in Mexico: "Who knows how far we can go now?
Mexico's national team coach Javier Aguirre commented on his team's qualification for the knockout stage of the World Cup after their 1:0 victory over South Korea. He noted that while reaching the knockout stage is significant, the true measure of success will come later in the tournament. Aguirre emphasized the importance of playing at home, particularly at the Estadio Azteca, which he described as having a powerful impact on the team's performance.
Traffic Accident in Kastel Kambelovc: Three people ended up in hospital
A traffic accident occurred on June 16, 2026, at around 10:20 PM on the ŽC 6137 road (Dr. Franjo Tuđman Road) in Kaštela Kambelovca, involving two personal vehicles. Three people were injured and taken to the hospital for medical assistance. The severity of their injuries is currently unknown. The road has been closed for inspection, and traffic is being diverted via alternative routes.
We've been sniffing around the third-place option in the group.
The article discusses Croatia's World Cup performance, focusing on goalkeeper Dominik Livaković's strong defensive play against England. It also describes the team's training environment in Alexandria, highlighting the city's elegant atmosphere. A photographer expresses his emotional connection to the location. The piece mentions upcoming matches, including a crucial game against Panama, and notes Luka Modrić's absence.
An extensive search is underway in Dravida for unofficial information about a missing boy.
An extensive search is underway along the Drava River near the village of Selnica Podravska in the Koprivnica-Križevci municipality for a boy born in 2018 who went missing on Wednesday evening. The police received a report at 20:39 and launched a nighttime search. Due to difficult terrain, darkness, and high water levels, the first phase did not yield results. A new phase began early Thursday near the Dubravski Bridge. Police officers, rescue divers, firefighters, and local residents are involved, with emergency services from neighboring counties also participating. According to unofficial消息称,
The famous coach went on a rampage against the ruthless selector of the hosts of the World Cup, followed by a controversial celebration.
Canadian coach Jesse Marsch praised his team's performance after a 6-0 victory over Qatar in the second group stage match of the World Cup. He highlighted the team's talent and winning mentality, noting the significance of the game for Canadian fans. The match saw three goals from Jonathan David and one each from Kyle Larin and Nathan Saliba, along with an own goal by Mohamed Al Mannai. Qatar was reduced to nine players due to injuries, including a broken leg suffered by Ismael Kone. Marsch expressed concern for Kone's condition and mentioned plans to visit him in the hospital.
The center of Zagreb was burning with energy: This is what the concert of the group Let 3 in the European Square looked like
The European Square in Zagreb became a venue for entertainment last night with a free concert by the band Let 3 held in honor of the Day of Anti-Fascist Struggle. The Rijeka-based band, known for their colorful suits, distinctive beards, and energetic performance, played hits that were well-received by the audience. The concert was organized in collaboration between the City of Zagreb, the Anti-Fascist League of the Republic of Croatia, and the Ribnjak Culture Center.
Negotiations abruptly postponed!
Negotiations between the United States and Iran, scheduled for Friday at the Burgenstock resort in Switzerland, have been postponed, according to a statement from the Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The White House spokesperson stated that U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris had last night decided to cancel her planned trip to meet with Iranian negotiators in Switzerland due to the start of negotiations on implementing an agreement reached between Tehran and Washington to end the war. The spokesperson noted that plans for upcoming technical talks are still not finalized.
Tonchi Glavina at Mojmire on John Malkovich and the season: 'There will definitely be a price correction'
The article discusses the impact of high prices on tourism in Croatia during the peak season, citing reports from apartment owners and agencies that there are fewer tourists than last year. It features an interview with Minister of Tourism Tonči Glavina, who comments on the promotional campaign featuring actor John Malkovich. The minister praises the creative approach taken by Pete Radovich, emphasizing the need for innovative marketing due to limited budgets compared to competitors. The cost of the campaign, approximately 600,000 euros including VAT, is mentioned.