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CroatiaYoung man (29) brutally assaulted man (54) with knife and telescope pole, fights for life
A 29-year-old man has been investigated by the police in Rijeka for allegedly attacking a 54-year-old Croatian citizen with a telescopic stick and a knife after verbally assaulting him. The victim sustained serious injuries requiring medical attention at the KBC Rijeka hospital. The suspect has been reported to the state prosecutor and is now under the custody of the prison warden.
A financial storm is brewing: These four zodiac signs could run out of money in no time
The article discusses an upcoming period of astrological changes in June, which may affect people's financial stability. It mentions planetary movements such as Mercury going into retrograde and Jupiter entering Leo, which could bring uncertainty and challenges. Astrologers warn four zodiac signs to be cautious with their finances to avoid negative consequences.
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
Scotland makes a hard-fought debut victory against Haiti at the World Cup
Scotland made a strong start to the 2026 World Cup by defeating Haiti 1-0 in a Group C match at the Boston Stadium. The only goal came in the 28th minute when John McGinn capitalized on a defensive error by Haitian goalkeeper Johny Placide. Despite Haiti's efforts in the second half, Scotland maintained their lead with organized defense. This victory marks Scotland's first World Cup win since 1990 and their return to the global stage after 28 years. The result gives Scotland an advantage in the group, which also includes Brazil and Morocco. Haiti, though defeated, showed competitive spirit and
Known for its kangaroos, these are lesser-known facts about a continent that defies logic
The article discusses Australia's participation in the 2026 World Cup under coach Tony Popović, highlighting the country's contrasts and unique characteristics beyond sports. It mentions Australia's geography, including the Australian Alps receiving more snow than the Swiss Alps, and historical human impacts like the Dingo Fence. The piece also touches on Australia's cultural philosophy of 'fair go'.
Serbia investigates minister found to have assets in Croatia
The Serbian minister of mining and energy, Dubravka Đedović Handanović, has come under investigation by Serbia's Anti-Corruption Agency after it was revealed she is a co-owner of a Croatian company called Kulturistria d.o.o. The agency has initiated an extraordinary check into the accuracy and completeness of her asset declaration. According to the agency's response to media inquiries, Đedović Handanović reported ownership of the company in her declaration submitted on June 8, 2026, with a 35% stake valued at €101,340. The investigation follows reports by both Serbian and Croatian media that Đ
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
Sonja Kovač celebrated her 42nd birthday with her two-year-old daughter: 'Everything a mother could wish for'
Former actress and influencer Sonja Kovač celebrated her 42nd birthday with her two-year-old daughter Bella May. The celebration was intimate and family-focused, featuring a heartfelt video where Bella sang 'Happy Birthday' to her mother. Kovač shared the moment on social media, highlighting the significance of the occasion and receiving warm wishes from followers and friends. This year's celebration contrasts with previous birthdays marked by exotic travel and public appearances.
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
Croatia returns to Euro after ten years: Last round brings big clash with Serbia
Croatia's under-19 football team has qualified for the European Championship 2026 in Wales after ten years, placing first in the second qualification round ahead of France. The team will face Ukraine, Italy, and Serbia in Group B. The matches will be broadcast on RTL2 and Voyo. Coach Siniša Oreščanin described the draw as highly challenging. Key players include defenders Ljubo Puljić, Marko Zebić, and Noa Mikić.
An unexpected discovery on the roof of a house near the White Monastery:
A 59-year-old man discovered a hand grenade from World War II while working on his roof in the area of Beli Manastir. The police's Explosive Protection Unit responded promptly and safely removed the device. The Osijek-Baranja Police Department reminded citizens that their 'Less Weapons, Less Tragedy' campaign is ongoing and encouraged people who still possess or hide weapons or explosives at home to report them to the police without fear of sanctions. They emphasized that such items should not be brought to police stations to avoid accidental activation and provided contact details for safe,自愿
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
Chaos on the eve of FNC 32: Dropped almost five kilos off the scale, went without a fight and got fired!
Before the FNC 32 event in Osijek, fighters successfully completed their final mandatory weigh-in. However, Vladimir Šikić, who was scheduled to fight against Filip Pejić, failed to meet the weight limit by 4.7 kilograms. As a result, the main event between Šikić and Pejić was canceled. The FNC organization stated that Šikić would no longer be part of their roster due to his unprofessional behavior and failure to meet the agreed-upon weigh-in conditions.
"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
HUB: 'Relativising the Supreme Court decision does not contribute to legal certainty'
The Croatian Banking Association (HUB) has stated that downplaying the decision of the Constitutional Court regarding the conversion of Swiss Franc (CHF) loans does not contribute to legal certainty or public trust in the judiciary. They emphasized that the 2015 legal conversion was intended to provide a final, systematic solution to the issue of CHF loans. HUB also clarified that consumers were entitled to both principal and interest adjustments following the conversion, with banks covering the costs estimated at around one billion euros. The association acknowledged that judges have the prer
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 new mayor of Venice wants to increase the price of tickets to 30 to 50 euros
The new mayor of Venice, Simone Venturini, has proposed significantly increasing the price of day-trip tickets for visitors to between 30 and 50 euros during certain days, up from the current range of 5 to 10 euros. The goal is to curb mass tourism, but critics argue that the current ticket prices have little effect on deterring tourists. Venturini, who won local elections as a center-right candidate, does not have the authority to raise ticket prices directly.
AI and sports: faster, smarter, more accurate
The article discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming various aspects of sports, including data analysis, scouting, injury prediction, player nutrition, tactical preparation, and fan behavior. It features an interview with representatives from Sofascore and Solvership, who explain the practical applications of AI in modern sports. The piece highlights how AI enables more efficient talent identification through large datasets and video analytics, moving away from subjective impressions to objective data-driven decisions.
Zrinjski has a new coach, the former strategist of Rijeka and Osijek inherited Štimca
Simon Rožman has been appointed as the new coach of HŠK Zrinjski Mostar, succeeding Igor Štimca. Rožman previously coached Rijeka, Sarajevo, and Osijek. The club stated that they believe Rožman's knowledge, energy, and experience can elevate the team to a new level and continue the development of the sports project at HŠK Zrinjski. During Štimca's tenure, Zrinjski achieved notable European performances, including reaching the knockout stage of the Conference League, where they were eliminated by English side Crystal Palace. In the domestic league, they finished second behind Borča and won the杯
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
Today is one of the most beautiful WAGsica: This is what Ivana Vida looked like before she got married
The article discusses Ivana Vida, a former model from Metković who won four beauty pageants, including titles such as Miss Hercegovina and Miss Croatia. She is also known as the wife of Croatian footballer Domagoj Vida, whom she married in 2017. The article highlights her early career through a photo gallery.
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
A panel discussion in Osijek: 'We know the opportunities Europe offers, but we're putting them into practice'
A panel discussion titled 'How the European Union is Changing Slavonia' was held in Osijek, focusing on the opportunities provided by EU policies and funds. Participants included representatives from the European Parliament, the City of Osijek, and civil society organizations. The discussion addressed the impact of EU policies on education, employment, and daily life in the local community. Panelists noted that while young people feel a sense of belonging to the EU, they still lack trust in EU institutions. They also highlighted that although youth are aware of EU opportunities, challenges lie
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
Mercedes complained about the Monaco results and dropped out, here's why
Mercedes has withdrawn its request for a review of the Monaco Grand Prix results, ending the controversy over George Russell's penalty. The issue arose due to a timing system error that led to incorrect penalties for several drivers. Alpine successfully overturned Pierre Gasly's penalty, restoring his third-place finish. However, Russell faced additional penalties for not properly serving his initial five-second sanction. Despite hopes that new evidence would help Russell, Mercedes decided against further legal action after discussions with FIA and Formula 1.
Croats triggered bill from Spain: Watch what you get there for three euros
A photo of a breakfast in Spain shared on Reddit sparked debate among Croatian users about price differences between Croatia and other countries. The image showed a rich meal consisting of ham, coffee with milk, and sauce served on a terrace overlooking a sandy beach, priced at three euros. This led to comparisons with prices in Croatia, where users expressed frustration over high costs, citing examples such as 'a plate of grilled squid for 30 euros' or 'ćevapi in bread for 15 euros'. Many users suggested that Spain and other countries could serve as cheaper alternatives to Croatia for holiday
The fighters are coming out to the press, follow the press conference ahead of the spectacular FNC 32 in Osijek
The article announces a media conference ahead of the FNC 32 combat sports event in Osijek, scheduled for Saturday. Fighters including Filip 'Nitro' Pejić, Vladimir Šikić, Mario Žgela, Borna Bilandžić, and Andrej 'AK47' Kedveš will attend the conference to share their final thoughts before their matches. The event will take place at 14:00, with the fights starting later that day. A list of all the bouts is provided.
If you consider yourself a big fan of Jakov Jozinovic, it's time to test your knowledge on a quiz
The article promotes a quiz aimed at testing fans' knowledge of Jakov Jozinović, highlighting his rise to fame through emotional performances on television shows and his viral success across the Balkans. It emphasizes his career as a testament to musical talent, social media influence, and the new generation.
How to Save Your Garden and Flowers From Heat and Drought: A Plant Survival Guide
The article provides guidance on how to save plants and flowers from heatwaves and droughts.
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
How to bake the perfect egg on the eye?
The article discusses how to cook a perfect egg with a focus on achieving crispy edges, highlighting one key ingredient essential for this result.
If they lose to Croatia, the English have a conspiracy theory ready.
Croatia and England face off in the first round of Group L at the World Cup. England has already prepared a 'conspiracy theory' if they lose to Croatia. England came to this World Cup with high ambitions and dreams of winning the title, so any setback would be shocking. Any result other than a win against Croatia would be considered a failure, especially since Croatia eliminated them in the semifinals at the 2018 World Cup and is their toughest opponent in the group. In the lead-up to the match, English media are creating a narrative that could serve as an excuse in case of failure. The focus,
Queen Letizia's choice of gold sandals reveals the secret of comfort and glamour
The article discusses the selection of Queen Letizia, focusing on the comfort and glamour revealed by her golden sandals.
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
Emotional scenes at the Sabor: see how they escorted Furi Radin to retirement
The Croatian Parliament unanimously confirmed the decision of the Mandate-Immunity Committee (MIP) to begin the retirement of Furio Radin's parliamentary mandate. Radin, who has been a member of parliament for 34 years, decided to retire due to personal reasons. The Speaker of the Parliament, Gordan Jandroković, praised Radin for his long service, noting his record as the longest-serving MP in Croatia's democratic history and his contributions to both domestic and international affairs. He also highlighted Radin's courteous behavior and dedication to representing the interests of the Italian族族
Astrologer Irena Dumančić Baranja reveals what the fires are waiting for in America and what our summer will be like
Astrolog Irena Dumančić Baranja discusses what awaits 'Vatrene' in America and what summer will bring, according to astrology.
Mary Goldašić on raising sons and divorce: 'I don't think that a man is the center of my world'
Meri Goldašić, popularna hrvatska influencerica, sudjeluje u emisiji SHOWtime na Happy FM-u gdje govori o svojoj karijeri, razvodu, majčinstvu, ljubavi, društvenim mrežama i životnim iskustvima. Govori o savjetima koje joj je davao Miro Čabraja, posebno vezano uz kretanje na društvenim mrežama i monetizaciju sadržaja. Otkriva kako se naučila nositi s negativnim komentarima i navodi primjer interakcije s netko tko je komentirao njen post.
Hajdaš Dončić: SDP is no longer a nostalgic party but a creator and visionary of the future
Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, predsjednik Socijaldemokratske stranke (SDP) u Hrvatskoj, je na sjednici Glavnog odbora stranke naglasio da SDP više nije stranka nostalgije, već kreator i vizionar budućnosti. Dončić je istakao da SDP-ova politika, uključujući skraćivanje radnog vremena, novu industrijsku politiku i promjene u poreznoj politici, postaje sve više prisutna u javnom diskursu. Također je naglasio da SDP-ov put je ispravan i da je cilj promijeniti strukturu hrvatskog gospodarstva korištenjem europskih sredstava.
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.
Applications are open for Love Island Adria, and they may be looking for you.
The article announces open applications for participants in 'Love Island Adria,' a reality TV show. Eligible candidates must be at least 18 years old, currently single, and ideally under 30. The program seeks spontaneous, energetic individuals willing to embrace the excitement of villa life. No prior experience in front of cameras is required, but authenticity, positive energy, and a desire for an unforgettable adventure are emphasized. Communication among contestants will primarily occur in Croatian and Serbian, with Slovene also being acceptable if understood by others. Applications can be提交
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-
Two dealers had more than three kilos of cocaine and marijuana
Two drug dealers, aged 23 and 21, were arrested by police in the areas of Dugopolje and Makarska after nearly three kilograms of cocaine and marijuana worth over 100,000 euros were found during separate incidents. The investigation was conducted by the Criminal Police Department, with support from the Split Traffic Police who stopped the vehicle driven by the 23-year-old suspect in the evening. During the search of the vehicle, a service dog detected drugs hidden inside. The drugs were found in a compartment under the front passenger seat, wrapped in black adhesive tape. The suspect was appreh
Experts warn: These are the things your dog hates, and you don't even know it
Experts warn that certain human behaviors can irritate dogs, even if people are unaware of them. The article discusses how dogs understand basic commands, adapt to their owners' moods, and can show signs of jealousy. However, like humans, dogs can also get angry. The article highlights that things which bother dogs differ from those that bother humans. It emphasizes the importance of understanding dog behavior to ensure they live happy and healthy lives. The article includes a gallery showing habits that might annoy dogs.
Women in eastern Croatia in 2014 broke in and stole 1850 kuna: Only now the culprit has been found
A criminal investigation has concluded against a 42-year-old man suspected of a robbery that occurred in 2014 in the village of Čačinci near Slatina. The incident involved two unknown individuals entering the home of a 79-year-old woman, where the man used force to prevent her from seeking help while the woman stole 1,850 kuna (approximately 245 euros). Police have identified the suspect using modern forensic techniques and biological evidence collected from the scene. The accused was handed over to the prison authorities, and police continue their efforts to identify the second person who may
Famous footballer: 'BiH has ammunition, and Croatia has received goals that do not suit the SP'
Former Croatian footballer Igor Musa analyzed the performances of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) and Croatia at the World Cup. He noted that despite an early loss to Switzerland, BiH still has a chance to advance if they win their final group match against Qatar. Musa also pointed out that Croatia needs to address key issues to progress further.
Her husband is the governor, and she's in the government... we've had a look at the assets of Minister Mikush Zhigman, she's impressive.
The article examines the property and income details of Minister Nataša Mikuš Žigman and her husband, Ante Žigman, who was recently appointed governor of the Croatian National Bank. It highlights their combined earnings, including her salary as minister and his salary as head of the Financial Supervision Agency (HANFA), which exceeds that of Prime Minister Andrej Plenko vic. The article also mentions their real estate holdings and two mortgages.
FNC returns to Osijek: 'Wolverine' arrives for a new scalp in the bustling City Garden
The Fight Nation Championship (FNC), a leading regional MMA organization, returns to Osijek after more than four years. The event, FNC 32, will take place at the Gradski vrt arena. One of the most anticipated matches is between Dutch fighter Agy 'Wolverine' Sardari and Karomatul Sufiev in the lightweight division. Sardari, an experienced veteran with a professional record of 21 wins and five losses, has competed in major international promotions and is known for his versatility and endurance. He made a strong impression in his FNC debut at event 25.
GROWING THE GAME: Critics of bigger World Cup miss the point: It’s great for global soccer
The article discusses the expansion of the FIFA World Cup over the past three decades, highlighting the increase in participating nations from 13 in 1930 to 48 in the 2026 edition. It notes the inclusion of new teams like Cape Verde, Curaçao, Jordan, and Uzbekistan, emphasizing the emotional impact of participation for these countries. The piece acknowledges the challenges of hosting such a large event but argues that the growth benefits global soccer.
Man throws boy (3) to crocodiles, then shock: Bail is set
A three-year-old boy was seriously injured after being thrown into an alligator enclosure at the Johnsons of Old Hurst zoo in Cambridgeshire. According to witness accounts, the child fell from a 4.5-meter-high platform into the enclosure. The boy's mother, Tracey Johnson, rescued him from the enclosure. He was taken to hospital with serious injuries, including fractures of his arm and leg. A man from Norfolk, suspected of attempted murder, was arrested but later released on bail until September 18, as he was deemed unfit for trial. Chris Newman, director of the National Reptile Centre, stated,
In 10 years of marriage, three children: the stars of the film 'Toma' celebrate the great anniversary of love
Serbian actress Tamara Dragičević and her husband, actor Petar Benčina, celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary. The couple has three children and has been married since 2016. Dragičević is known in Croatia for her role in the film 'Toma,' where she portrayed legendary singer Silvana Armenulić. Both actors appeared together in the film. They have been considered one of the more harmonious couples in the region, though Dragičević previously mentioned that their life is not idealized on social media and they face everyday challenges. She has spoken openly about the pressure of maintaining a '
The state is selling almost the entire Polish shipyard for 11 million euros
The Center for Restructuring and Sales (CERP), acting as the legal representative of the Republic of Croatia, has issued a public call for binding offers for four business shares representing approximately 97.13% of Uljanik Brodogradnja 1856. The nominal value of these shares owned by the Republic of Croatia is 34.38 million euros, with an initial purchase price set at 11.08 million euros. The Croatian government acquired a majority stake in the shipyard in March 2024, purchasing 54.77% of the shares. CERP has been tasked with selling the business shares after the shipyard completes the hand交接
"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 tragic end of a beloved actor's life, killed in a house fire along with his wife
Actor Paul Avery, best known for his long-running role in the series 'All My Children,' died along with his wife Sheila Avery in a house fire in their home in Blairstown, New Jersey. The fire broke out early Tuesday morning, June 16, on Mohican Road. Police received a report of a fire with possible people trapped inside. When firefighters arrived, the house was already engulfed in flames. They entered the building and found two individuals in critical condition. Paul and Sheila Avery were found unconscious and immediately given life-saving measures, but both passed away shortly after being救出.
Full list of top scorers after World Cup round 1
The opening round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup featured several surprising results and notable performances. Underdog teams such as Cape Verde, Morocco, and DR Congo secured draws against stronger opponents, including Spain, Brazil, and Portugal respectively. Hosts the United States and defending champions Argentina both started strongly with decisive victories. The article lists the top scorers after the first round, highlighting Lionel Messi with three goals, followed by Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane, and others.
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,
They call her the most beautiful Dalmatian: Borna Ćorić publishes photo with attractive girl
Celebrated Croatian tennis player Borna Ćorić shared a photo with his girlfriend, influencer Anamaria Raič, on social media to mark her birthday. The couple has been in a relationship for several years but has kept their personal life private. They were first seen together in Zagreb restaurants and have traveled to Florence and Milan together.
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
They call her the Serbian sex bomb: Croats adore her, and her fees are dizzying
Sandra Afrika, known professionally as Sandra Prodanović, began her career as a dancer with Mile Kitić before transitioning into a successful solo music career. She gained fame with her hit song 'Afrika' and has become one of the most sought-after turbofolk singers in the region. She is particularly popular in Croatia, where she regularly performs. In addition to her music career, she has also ventured into real estate, further securing her income.
Celebration in the family of Mladen Burnać: With the new album came the second grandson, gave his name and gender
The article discusses the personal life of renowned Croatian singer-songwriter Mladen Burnać, who has shared happy family news with his fans. He confirmed he has become a grandfather for the second time, revealing the names of his grandchildren, Luka and David. This announcement coincides with the release of his new album 'Dueti', which serves as a musical autobiography featuring collaborations with notable artists like Arsen Dedić and Kemal Montana.
Scandal in the Region
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
We call Paris the city of love, but few know that beneath it lies a place with millions of dead.
The article discusses the Paris catacombs, a subterranean network beneath the city that contains the remains of over six million people. It describes the historical context of their creation, noting that they were established to address issues of ground collapse and overcrowded cemeteries in the 18th century. The catacombs began during ancient times when Romans quarried stone under Paris and were officially dedicated on April 7, 1786, becoming a repository for human remains from decommissioned cemeteries that made way for urban development.
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 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
Here's what can derail your journey and how to avoid it
The article discusses common travel complications that can arise during major events like the World Cup, such as flight delays, lost luggage, missed connections, health issues, and canceled trips. It provides tips on how travelers can avoid these problems by planning carefully.
Anyone who says we don't need Blue is crazy.
Following Croatia's loss to England at the start of the World Cup, the national football team is preparing for matches against Panama and Ghana. Analysts suggest returning to a proven formation with four defenders. Darko Jozinović believes Croatia needs to focus on winning upcoming games without dwelling too much on the defeat against England. Vedran Ješe expects changes in the squad lineup and emphasizes the importance of Luka Modrić, stating that anyone who claims he isn't needed is 'not normal.'
Israel claims it fired on militants, Lebanon reports 15 dead
Israeli forces attacked southern Lebanon overnight and early Friday, killing 15 people according to Lebanese state news agency NNA, with Israel claiming the strikes targeted Hezbollah militants in several areas. Local residents and media reported air strikes and shelling hitting multiple cities in the Nabatieh region. The Israeli military stated the attacks were in response to repeated violations of the ceasefire by a group 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 deal
A video of the legendary Ferrari sparked public outrage as it bypassed the motorcade in its unmistakable curves.
A video showing a driver of a red Ferrari F40 overtaking other vehicles on a winding road with solid lines in Dalmatia has sparked public outrage. The footage was posted on the Facebook page 'Prometne zgode i nezgode' and shows the driver engaging in risky overtaking maneuvers. Several commenters criticized the behavior, noting that multiple cars, including three Porsches, were involved in similar actions. Some suggested that such reckless driving is common on the Balkans due to lenient penalties.
Sister Zaninović honestly about sports, children and motherhood: 'We are strict mothers and gentle aunts'
The article features an interview with Lucija Zaninović Kuzmanic and Ana Zaninović, twin sisters from Split who are former taekwondo champions. They discuss their recent personal award from the City of Split, which they received after a career marked by world, European, and Olympic successes. The twins reflect on their sporting careers, family life, and how Split has shaped them as individuals. They also talk about why the city has kept them grounded and not allowed them to 'fly away.' The interview highlights their pride in their children attending the event and the motivational impact it had
River Sports has run out of money, the mayor has revealed the details.
The city-owned trading company 'Rijeka sport' fell victim to a computer fraud where funds were transferred to a fake IBAN. Mayor Iva Rinčić confirmed the incident but did not disclose the exact amount due to an ongoing investigation. The fraud involved a forged email with a changed bank account number sent to the company. Authorities have been informed, and part of the money has reportedly been recovered. Similar incidents have occurred elsewhere in Croatia, prompting additional precautions for municipal companies and officials.
Leaked Kremlin documents: Zelenskyy published confidential data
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shared excerpts from classified Russian documents obtained by Ukrainian intelligence, which reportedly show assessments by Kremlin analysts regarding public sentiment in Russia ahead of parliamentary elections scheduled for September 2024. The documents suggest growing dissatisfaction with President Vladimir Putin among Russians, with estimates indicating that by September 2026, 55% of citizens might approve of Putin’s actions while 33% would openly disapprove. The reports also indicate a declining support for the ruling United Russia party, suggesting it
The Americans were criticized for one stadium: 'It's not for football...'
South Korea drew 1-1 with the Czech Republic in the second round of Group A at the World Cup. South Africa, after the draw, remains at the bottom of the group with one point, same as the Czechs who are third due to better goal difference. South African coach Hugo Broos praised his team but criticized the stadium in Atlanta where the match was played, stating it is impressive but not suitable for football and lacks the atmosphere expected at a World Cup.
Illusion becomes reality: AI has drastically reduced the number of people who can recognize fake messages
A study by cybersecurity firm Malwarebytes found that nearly 90% of people surveyed across Austria, the UK, Germany, Switzerland, and the US struggle to distinguish real content from fake online, largely due to artificial intelligence. The survey indicates a significant increase compared to last year, with 66% of respondents previously expressing similar concerns. Nearly a quarter of participants reported receiving personalized deceptive messages in the past year. The report suggests that AI blurs the line between real and fake, contributing to increased caution among users when sharing online
Here's what a celebration for millionaires looks like!
The article describes a private birthday celebration attended by Novak and Jelena Đoković in Athens, where Indira Levak performed. The event was marked by a relaxed and joyful atmosphere, with Novak Đoković singing and dancing. Indira, who recently celebrated three decades in music, is preparing for a major concert in Zagreb. The article also mentions her recent divorce from Miroslav Levak.
A touching farewell from the footballer who died in Konavli: 'Words are not enough'
The football club NK Sokol Dubravka paid tribute to Nina Mihočević, who died in a traffic accident near Konavlje. The club expressed deep sorrow and described Mihočević as a kind, generous, and loyal person who was well-respected by teammates and fans.
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.
The plane dropped a barrage of fire, the woman ended up in the hospital?
The article discusses unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), formerly known as UFOs, and highlights the growing interest in these occurrences, particularly with recent initiatives by the Pentagon to study them. It references historical cases such as the Cash-Landrum incident in Texas in 1980, where witnesses claimed physical injuries and the presence of military helicopters.
ZAMP found out what Croatians listen to the most: Thompson leads the list, but it's interesting who follows him
ZAMP, the professional service of the Croatian Society of Composers (HDS), reported record revenue of €32.71 million in 2025, an increase of nearly €4 million or 13% compared to 2024. The report highlights that over €15 million was distributed to more than 15,000 authors and rights holders directly represented by HDS ZAMP, as well as over 150,000 foreign rights holders through partner societies. Online revenues from streaming services and user-generated content platforms accounted for 15% of total income. In 2025 alone, ZAMP recorded and processed 46,915 live music events.
Djokovic predicted the World Cup final and left everyone wondering
Novak Đoković, a Serbian tennis player, predicted the final of the ongoing World Cup being held in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. He stated that Portugal and Mexico would face off in the final, with Portugal winning either 2–0 or 2–1. This prediction surprised the football world, especially since Mexico, as a host nation, was not expected to advance far in the tournament.
Minimalist manicures: These are the best ideas if you like a stylish look
The article discusses minimalist nail designs, focusing on elegant looks for those who prefer simplicity in their manicures.
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,
Scent of Summer: These perfumes seem to be made for sunny days and the holidays
The article discusses perfumes suitable for summer days and annual vacations.
From mini to maxi models: skirts that will characterize the season
The article discusses the latest summer fashion trends focusing on skirts, highlighting their return as a key item in women's wardrobes. It mentions various styles ranging from romantic and feminine designs to bold cuts that attract attention. The piece emphasizes the versatility of skirts, noting that they can suit different tastes and occasions. Long skirts, including midi and maxis, remain popular due to their elegance and comfort. Additionally, the article notes the resurgence of the 'skirt over pants' trend, which has been updated with a more modern and sophisticated look.
Are you looking for the perfect beach dress?
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Bruce Willis' wife shared a heartbreaking video of the actor on her 50th birthday, and it blew everything up.
Emma Heming Willis celebrated her 50th birthday with an emotional post on Instagram, sharing a heartfelt memory of her husband Bruce Willis (71) singing her birthday song while inhaling helium from a balloon. The video, taken from their private archive, highlights moments from when Bruce was still healthy before being diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia. Emma also shared a new photo of herself and Bruce wearing birthday hats and expressed gratitude for her journey as a wife, mother, caregiver, and advocate. She shared her wish for a future with more support and less stigma for families面对痴呆症
This year's World Cup has already overtaken Russia and Qatar.
The World Cup held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada has already surpassed previous tournaments in terms of red cards issued by referees. The article notes that six red cards have been shown by mid-June, exceeding the total number from both the 2022 Qatar World Cup and the 2018 Russian World Cup. This trend began with the opening match between Mexico and South Africa, where three players were sent off. Other notable dismissals include Bosnian-Herzegovinian player Tarik Muharemović and two Qatari players.
Don't put ketchup on hot dogs: This great alternative is more flavorful
The article discusses the debate over whether to use ketchup or mustard on sausages (hrenovke), highlighting differing opinions among food enthusiasts. It mentions that some people consider ketchup a culinary mistake that masks the meat's flavor, while others prefer it. The article references an unofficial rule by the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council in the United States, which opposes the use of ketchup for those over 18. However, it notes that this rule has little influence in Croatia, where ketchup remains popular, especially at children's birthdays and family dinners. The article also