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Croatia'I flew for three days to see the fireworks'
The article mentions that there are approximately 250,000 Croats and their descendants living in Canada, with many having settled in the province of Ontario. It notes that a group of Croatian fans traveled to Canada to support Croatia during their World Cup match against Panama.
I'll work to make sure that everyone in the DHK sees themselves as 'we', not left and right, Ustasa and partisans
At the election assembly of the Croatian Literary Society (Matica hrvatska) on Saturday, Dino Milinović was elected as the new president of the Croatian Writers' Association (Društvo hrvatskih književnika), with Mirko Ćurić and Ivica Matičević appointed as vice-presidents.
PHOTO: For the third time this year, graffiti with threats against Pupovac: 'None of this surprised me'
According to the police, over the years, dozens of graffiti with threatening and offensive content directed at Pupovc and the Serbian community have been recorded in the area of Savski Grad and nearby Remetinec.
Pawel Pawlikowski: 'I want to create worlds that the audience wants to immerse themselves in'
The fifth day of Slano Film Days featured a film discussion with Pawel Pawlikowski and Ruben Östlund.
Legendary heartbroken, his son died suddenly at the age of 38.
The article reports on the sudden death of Alex, the son of Jill and another individual, at the age of 38. The family expresses deep grief over the loss, describing Alex as a beloved son, brother to Curtis and Xenna, dedicated husband to Jessica, and father to their two children, Sebastian and Leonard. They note that he had many friends and colleagues who will greatly miss him.
In the Museum of Facsimile you will discover what is common to Grgur Ninsky, Marulić, Oliver and your grandfather
The article announces the launch of a summer exhibition cycle at the Virtual Museum of Fjaka, suggesting it will provide insights into connections between historical figures like Grgur Ninčić, Marko Marulić, Oliver, and the reader's grandfather.
Laura Gnjatovic posed in a bathing suit in Dubrovnik and provoked an avalanche of compliments
Laura Gnjatović, after handing over her crown to her successor in May, has apparently dedicated herself to well-deserved rest, which included posing in a swimsuit in Dubrovnik and receiving a wave of compliments.
Simunić published bills of 620,000 euros and sent a message: 'We need these waves to enter the hive'
The mayor of Oroslav, Viktor Šimunić, has published documents worth over 620,000 euros, claiming they raise serious questions about the business practices of the Croatian Hockey Association. He also stated that he is being investigated and that his home is being searched, while those who have had access to public funds for years are not being questioned.
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.
Iran condemned the Israeli attacks on Lebanon and blamed America
Iran has strongly condemned recent Israeli attacks on Lebanon and directly blamed the United States for the consequences of what it described as repeated violations of the ceasefire agreement. The statement was published by Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Esmail Baghaei, on Telegram. He criticized Israel's 'aggressive and terrorist attacks' and warned of serious consequences for regional peace and security if the escalation continues. Baghaei stated that Washington bears 'direct responsibility' for the current situation, citing Article 1 of the Understanding Memorandum signed on June 18,
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
PHOTO A legendary dynamite maker missed the birth of his daughter, and this is what his wedding looked like
The article discusses the wedding of former Dinamo Zagreb goalkeeper Ivan Kelava and his wife Matea Šarić, which took place 16 years ago in Zagreb. The event was celebrated at Hotel Zovko. Josip Tadić, a former footballer, served as the best man. Other attendees included Anica and Robert Kovač. Kelava and his wife became parents to their daughter Mija a year after their marriage. However, Kelava could not attend her birth due to his professional obligations with Dinamo and preparations in Slovenia. It is noted that Kelava has since remained private about his personal life and currently works a
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
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.
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
'Mega-consumers' of food and energy cost the environment $5.7 billion a year
A study reveals that the top 10% of the world's wealthiest and most resource-consuming population causes an annual environmental damage worth $5.7 trillion. This figure exceeds the GDP of nearly all countries except the United States and China. The group, referred to as 'mega-consumers,' is concentrated mainly in wealthier regions such as over half of the U.S. population and between 40–45% of the European Union's citizens. The research highlights two main consumption habits—diet and energy use—with red meat consumption and fossil fuel usage for travel, heating, and cooling being particularly突出
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
"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
These types of flowers do more than impress - they make the garden smell all summer long
The article discusses five types of flowers that can enhance the sensory experience of a garden or balcony during the summer months. It highlights jasmine, lavender, and gardenia, describing their fragrance, growth requirements, and care instructions. The text emphasizes the aesthetic and olfactory benefits of these plants, suggesting they create a pleasant atmosphere and attract pollinators.
Without a driver's license, refused a drug test and drove a defective car, here's how he was punished
A 25-year-old driver was stopped during a routine traffic check on Gračanska Street and found to have committed several serious violations. The driver was not wearing a seatbelt, did not have a valid driver's license, refused drug tests, and was operating a technically defective vehicle. As a result, he was arrested and brought before the Municipal Offense Court in Zagreb. The police proposed a fine of €2,900 and a three-month ban on driving vehicles in category B. The court accepted the proposal, declared him guilty, and imposed the fine.
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
Zagreb cyclist ends up on the hood: 'I don't know if I did the right thing...'
A cyclist in Zagreb was involved in an accident while crossing a pedestrian crosswalk without a designated bike lane. The cyclist did not dismount from his bike but slowed down before crossing. He collided with a car driver, resulting in minor injuries. The cyclist questioned whether he acted correctly, sparking debate among Reddit users regarding traffic laws.
Here's how much Croatia could earn if it conquers the football world: The numbers are truly astronomical
The article discusses the potential financial rewards for Croatia if their national football team wins the 2026 World Cup. It highlights the record prize fund of $871 million set by FIFA for the tournament hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The winner would receive $50 million, while runners-up get $33 million, third place earns $29 million, and fourth place gets $27 million. All teams qualifying for the finals are guaranteed at least $12.5 million, including $10 million for qualification and an additional $2.5 million for preparation.
Police have issued an emergency warning, if you receive a text message like this, do not open the link.
The police have issued an urgent warning to citizens about a new phishing scam involving suspicious SMS messages claiming to relate to unpaid traffic fines. The messages direct recipients to click on links that mimic the official e-Građani system, asking them to enter vehicle registration details and credit card information. The police emphasize that these links lead to fake websites designed to steal personal and financial data. Citizens are advised not to open links from unknown SMS messages and to verify all information through the official e-Građani website or by contacting relevant local
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
Who's the best HRT commentator on this SP?
The article presents a public opinion poll asking readers to rate which HRT commentator best captures the atmosphere of the World Cup matches, who is the most objective, and who is the most frustrating. It lists several commentators from different channels, including HRT, Arena Sport, Sport Club, and MAXSport, and invites readers to participate in the survey. The results will be published after the second round of the tournament.
Because of the Yarun Bridge, Zagrebers are studying maps: 'Can the City Really Do This?'
A discussion on Reddit has emerged regarding the planned route of the future Jarun Bridge in Zagreb, which passes over private land parcels. Citizens are questioning whether the City of Zagreb has the legal authority to plan infrastructure on non-municipal property. Some users clarify that including a corridor in the spatial plan does not automatically result in land expropriation or changes in ownership. Others mention the possibility of expropriation for projects of public interest.
Serbian influencer angered people with "advice" to buy expensive handbags
A Serbian influencer named Lea Stanković sparked controversy online after sharing a video explaining how she affords expensive luxury items like a Chanel handbag. She claimed her method involves cooking meals at home instead of ordering food deliveries or eating out. In the video, she calculated that the average person spends around 1022 euros per month on food delivery, which could instead be used to buy a Louis Vuitton bag. The post generated significant reactions and criticism from her followers.
Triglav Insurance and Imex Bank enter into partnership: linking insurance and banking services through new business cooperation
Triglav Insurance and Imex Bank have announced a business partnership aimed at integrating insurance and banking services. The collaboration allows Imex Bank customers to access insurance products through a simple, user-friendly process integrated into their daily financial activities. According to Vilma Učeta-Duzlevska, CEO of Triglav Insurance, this partnership enhances customer experience by providing personalized, accessible solutions under the trust of two strong institutions.
Kravata Dress shows exceptional adaptability and gives great opportunities for design variations
The article discusses the design process of the Croatian national dress, focusing on the integration of a new symbol—a stylized tie—into the traditional checkerboard pattern. It explores whether the dress should remain consistent with past designs or embrace innovation to build a modern Croatian brand identity. The article highlights the 1990 design by Miroslav Šutej as the first true innovation, while subsequent versions have been variations of this original concept without introducing new symbols.
Football warm-up: Hundreds of visitors entertained themselves with quizzes, table football and numerous prizes
Večernji list organized a large 'Warming Up' event ahead of Croatia's first World Cup match, featuring table football tournaments, quizzes, and prizes. The event took place at Z Centar and attracted many visitors throughout the afternoon. Activities included table football competitions, with participants ranging from registered teams to spontaneous attendees. The atmosphere was lively until the arrival of bad weather.
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
'Why is everyone staring at me?' A photo from the Sljemenska Road has sparked controversy, with Zagrebers divided over a traffic sign
A photo of a traffic sign on Sljemenska cesta has sparked debate among Zagreb residents regarding its clarity and interpretation. The discussion was initiated on Reddit after a user posted an image of the sign and described confusion about its meaning while driving down the road. Many users commented, with some arguing that the sign is clear but many drivers fail to read additional plates, while others believe the traffic signage itself needs improvement to better indicate two-way traffic.
Health Benefits of Outdoor Exercise for Pets
The article discusses the health benefits of exercising outdoors, citing research and expert opinions. It highlights improved cardiovascular health, better vitamin D levels, reduced stress, and enhanced mood. The text references studies showing that outdoor exercise, especially in nature, has greater mental health benefits compared to indoor or urban environments. Experts like physiotherapist Kaitlyn Hanelt and strength conditioning specialist Tara De Leon are quoted.
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
In the middle of Texas, the American you built, the N1 team walked through an unusual neighborhood outside of Dallas.
In McKinney, Texas, approximately 50 kilometers from Dallas, there is a residential complex called Adriatica Village, which is modeled after the Croatian town of Supetar on Brač. The development was inspired by the aesthetics and architecture of Supetar, featuring elements such as stone pathways, bells, chapels, and dry stone walls typical of the Dalmatian coast. The complex includes urban villas, bakeries, cafes, restaurants, and flower shops, with Croatian flags on building facades and a chessboard on the staircase. Properties in this area are selling for millions.
Charismatic Argentinian surprised with new hairstyle, on the head behind the left ear wears a special number
Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has drawn attention with a new hairstyle ahead of Argentina's first World Cup match against Algeria. The style features the number 23 at the back of his head, which he wears both for his national team and club. This follows previous unique hairstyles, including a design resembling the Argentine flag during the 2022 World Cup and three stars symbolizing Argentina's three World Cup titles.
Modric's 'dance' with the England star has set off alarm bells on the island: Tuchel in trouble, Luka pushing him into a desperate move
The article discusses concerns over England's midfielder Declan Rice after his performance against Croatia at the opening match of the 2026 World Cup. Rice appeared fatigued during the game and had to leave the field in the 72nd minute while England was leading 3:2. The article references comments from former teammate Aaron Cresswell, who praised Rice's endurance, and highlights Rice's extensive playing record since the 2020/21 season.
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-
From now on, you can sing along to both musicals from the comfort of your own home.
The article announces the release of the film adaptation of the musical 'Wicked,' titled 'Wicked: Forever,' which will be available exclusively on SkyShowtime starting June 20. The film is described as an epic conclusion to the global cultural phenomenon 'Wicked,' based on the stage musical by Stephen Schwartz and the book by Winnie Holzman, adapted from Gregory Maguire's bestselling novel. The plot follows Elphaba and Glinda as they reunite after drifting apart and confront the consequences of their choices.
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
Childhood Without the Internet: Nine Things From the 1980's and 1990's That Sound Unreal to Today's Kids
The article reflects on childhood experiences from the 1980s and 1990s, highlighting differences between that era and modern times. It discusses how children back then played outside until street lights turned on, relied on face-to-face agreements rather than digital communication, and used landline phones with parental involvement. These practices now seem foreign to today’s children who are accustomed to constant connectivity and digital tools.
America's powerful new weapon is instantly moving from loading equipment to destroying drones.
The American Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), in collaboration with Boeing and the Army Ground Vehicle Technology Center, successfully demonstrated a new generation of military laser capable of wirelessly transmitting energy and defending against drones. The demonstration took place under realistic weather conditions, including strong wind and snow, and showed the laser's ability to switch seamlessly between sending power to remote locations and engaging aerial threats.
A man broke into the house of a former German representative and tried to sleep with his daughter
A man broke into the home of former German football international Mehmet Scholl in the early morning hours and attempted to get into bed with his daughter. The incident occurred when the man used an unlocked terrace door to enter the house, left his belongings outside, and then proceeded to eat before heading to the bathroom. He later went to the bedroom where the 20-year-old daughter was sleeping with her boyfriend, Sandra Porta, who plays for 1860 Munich. The intruder tried to crawl under the covers next to the girl, prompting a physical confrontation.
Rubber Hand, a box office flop and Bill Murray improvising almost every line tonight we're watching the forgotten jewel of the Farrelly brothers
The article discusses the 1996 film 'Kingpin' by the Farrelly brothers, which was initially a box office failure but later received critical acclaim. It highlights the contrast between the film's initial reception and its eventual recognition as a more complex and heartfelt comedy compared to their previous success with 'Dumb and Dumber'. The article also mentions the film's themes, including a handicapped bowling champion, an Amish apprentice, and a journey toward redemption.
Summer edition of Queer Moments with a focus on trans stories experiences and struggles
The summer edition of the Queer Momenti program at Zagreb's Kino Kulturica (KIC) runs from June 23rd to 26th, with a focus on transgender stories, experiences, and struggles. The event features four award-winning international films highlighting the lives and challenges faced by transgender individuals. The first film, 'Miss Carbón,' tells the true story of Carle Rodríguez, the first transgender woman employed in a coal mine, while the second film, 'Belle from Gaza,' follows the journey of a transgender woman believed to have fled the Gaza Strip.
The Department appealed the adoption ruling, and an identical one was previously accepted.
The Ministry of Labour, Pension System, Family and Social Policy has appealed a court decision regarding the adoption of a child by a female partner in a life partnership, despite having previously accepted an almost identical ruling. The Administrative Court in Zagreb ruled in favor of the female couple, overturning decisions by the Ministry and the Croatian Institute for Social Work that had halted the adoption process. The court concluded there was no legal basis for halting the procedure and emphasized the principle of the child's best interest. This ruling follows a nearly identical case,
Croatia going through with one win?
The article discusses Croatia's chances of advancing further in the World Cup based on mathematical calculations by the website Football Meets Data. According to these projections, Croatia has a high probability of progressing even with four points and a goal difference of -2. The article highlights that despite an initial loss to England, Croatia still has strong prospects if they secure three points in their remaining matches.
"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 unique photo exhibition opens Tuesday and runs through the end of the World Cup
A photography exhibition organized by PIXSELL & HFC opens on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, and runs until the end of the World Cup in July 2026. The exhibition features daily updates with new photographs throughout the duration of the event. PIXSELL photographers Igor Kralj and Sanjin Strukić collaborate with various photo agencies covering the World Cup. The exhibition includes both printed photos in the gallery and digital displays on TV screens.
'The media climate affects the social climate in many ways, and anyone who enters a public space must take responsibility'
The article discusses Tatjana Jurić, a former radio and television presenter who has stepped away from the media industry. She recently published her book titled 'Muškarci lijevo, žene desno?!', which compiles her personal experiences. The article covers her motivations for writing, the content of the book, her new project, whether she misses the dynamics of media work, and touches upon topics such as social networks, personal branding, and family support.
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.
Do you know the purpose of the large black curtain in front of the Herald's skyscraper?
The article discusses the removal of remaining parts of the Vjesnik skyscraper, highlighting a large black protective curtain installed at the construction site. The curtain is described as a special rubber shield designed to prevent debris spread during demolition and enhance safety for workers and nearby individuals. Euroca emphasized that the continuation of the skyscraper's removal is being carried out with innovative protection and safety solutions for all participants at the construction site and surrounding area.
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.
Three days of socializing, concerts and dancing to kick off the summer
The article announces the Krk Music Fest, which takes place from June 19 to 21 in honor of World Music Day and the start of summer. The festival features performances at various locations such as the riverbank, Velplač, and Kino Krk. It highlights events including traditional folk dances by the Poljica Folklore Society, performances by female choirs, and film screenings dedicated to music legends like Elvis Presley. Other acts include the City Orchestra of Krk and the band LevelOne Band.
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
One of the biggest stars in the middle of the World Cup finds out she's going on trial for rape.
Achraf Hakimi, a football player for Paris Saint-Germain and captain of Morocco's national team, has been ordered by a court in Versailles to face trial in France for alleged sexual assault. The incident reportedly occurred in February 2023 when a young woman reported the attack to the police. Hakimi has consistently denied the allegations, calling them 'false,' and expressed anticipation for his trial, stating he wants to finally speak out. He mentioned that he had remained silent for years, believing that maintaining his dignity, patience, and trust in the judicial system would lead to the '
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
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
In honor of World Music Day, about 50 Croatian guitarists play from midnight to 3 a.m. on Croatian Catholic Radio
The Croatian Catholic Radio (HKR) is organizing a special musical event called 'Noć hrvatskih gitarista' (Night of Croatian Guitarists) on June 21, 2026, from midnight to 3 AM. The event will feature over 50 Croatian guitarists playing instrumental music across various styles such as retro, acoustic, fingerstyle, blues, rock, metal, country, jazz, Django, and fusion. This follows a previous series titled 'Noć hrvatskih glazbenika' (Night of Croatian Musicians), also organized by HKR's music editor Slavko Nedić. The event aims to highlight both well-known and lesser-known Croatian guitarists.
A car driver ran into a cyclist in Zagreb: 'He came out visibly in shock and started shouting - call an ambulance!'
A traffic accident occurred this morning in Miškinina Street in Zagreb's Sloboština neighborhood. A car collided with a cyclist at a pedestrian crossing. The injured man remained conscious but was unable to stand, and passersby rushed to his aid, holding a towel over his head to protect him from the sun. A reader described witnessing the incident while reading newspapers on their balcony, hearing a loud impact, and seeing the cyclist and bicycle approximately eight meters before the pedestrian crossing. The driver of a black Passat exited the car visibly shocked and began shouting for an ambul
They've arrived at Zara and it seems they're already going to be the most desirable summer trapeze
The article discusses new summer fashion trends from Zara, focusing on red flat-track trousers (traperice) introduced for the 2026 season. The piece highlights the design features of the trousers, such as their mid-rise waist, straight legs, and full length, emphasizing their versatility and style. It also notes the use of 100% cotton and five classic pockets, making them both practical and fashionable. The article emphasizes the bold red color as a key feature, suggesting it complements simple outfits like white T-shirts or linen shirts.
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.
'We tried to play, but the English were better and more dangerous than us.
Croatia's football team lost 2:4 to England in a match analyzed by Toni Bilandžić, who noted that Croatia tried to outplay England but struggled defensively, especially in parts of the second half. Bilandžić highlighted positive aspects of Croatia's play, including their high pressing approach and effective goal-scoring.
The Croats answered the 'sparkling' question: They found out what they do and how much they are paid
The article reports on average monthly net salaries in Zagreb for March 2026, highlighting a 2.1% increase compared to February and a 6.7% rise compared to March 2025. The data comes from the City of Zagreb Statistical Office, showing an average net salary of €1,790 per employee in legal entities. Financial services had the highest average net salary at €2,535, while clothing production had the lowest at €1,021. The average net salary in Zagreb was €235 higher than the national average of €1,555. The average gross salary in Zagreb was €2,584.
'Fake' Cream: A quick dessert that tastes like a favorite classic
The article promotes a quick dessert recipe called 'false cream cake,' which mimics the taste of traditional cream cake but requires simpler ingredients and preparation. The recipe uses vanilla pudding, soft petit fours, and whipped cream, and it is presented as an ideal option for family gatherings or occasions when a sweet, creamy dessert is desired. The recipe was shared by food blogger @sladje_od_sladje.
Elected the old-new presidency of the Austrian-Croatian Community in Vienna.
The Austro-Croatian Cultural and Sports Association (AHZ) in Vienna has elected a new leadership at its general meeting. Zlatko Šljivić was re-elected as president for a two-year term, with Nenad Bošnjak as vice-president. Jadranka Vincek remains president for culture, while Amanda Turkalj is secretary and Snježana Ljubičić is treasurer. The association has already begun preparations for the traditional Croatian Ball in 2027, which is described as the largest and most significant cultural event organized by the community. Additionally, plans are underway for a new pilot project focused on the
PHOTO: Sadness in the streets of Mostar: Fans with infidels watched the disintegration of the Dragons, pictures speak louder than words
The article reports on the disappointment of fans in Mostar after Bosnia and Herzegovina's national football team, known as 'Zmaji,' lost 4:1 to Switzerland in the second round of the World Cup qualifiers. The atmosphere in Mostar was initially hopeful but turned to sadness as the team collapsed in the final moments of the match. Fans now hope for a comeback in the final group stage against Qatar.
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
Only the dead see the end of war, and the winner is always the one who survives.
The article discusses the ongoing conflict between the United States and Iran, noting that even a recent agreement between them does not necessarily mark an end to the war. It references U.S. President Donald Trump's statement that the agreement is not final and that military options could return if Iran fails to comply with the terms. The piece also reflects on historical conflicts where both sides claimed victory, such as the Soviet-Finnish War, the Napoleonic Wars, and the Iran-Iraq War. It argues that declaring a winner in any war is premature and highlights the long-standing tensions, not
Iva Todorić devastated by the loss of her pet: "Megi was not just a dog"
Iva Todorić has shared an emotional farewell to her dog Meki on Instagram after the animal passed away following 12 and a half years together. She described the difficult decision to euthanize Meki to end its suffering, emphasizing that the choice was made out of love. Todorić reflected on their time together, describing Meki as more than just a pet but a family member who was present through every important moment in her life.
Zagreb brought record profit to Međimurje-gas
Međimurje-plin, tvrtka vlasništva međimurskih gradova i općina, ostvarila je rekordnu neto dobit od 1,28 milijuna eura u 2025. godini. Tvrtka je isporučila 1,85 milijarde kilovatsati plina krajnjim kupcima, što je za 52 posto više nego godinu prije. Ukupni prihodi iznosili su 105,3 milijuna eura, a rashodi 103,7 milijuna. Dobit će biti isplaćena suvlasnicima, s najvećim udjelom za Grad Čakovec. Ključni poslovni potez bio je preuzimanje distribucijskog područja Gradske plinare Zagreb, što je omogućilo otvaranje novih ureda u Zagrebu, Velikoj Gorici i Zaprešiću.
Where in Europe are the most expensive and the cheapest housing loans?
The article discusses the disparity in mortgage interest rates across European Union countries, highlighting data from the European Central Bank (ECB). It notes that despite a centralized monetary policy based in Frankfurt, the implementation of interest rates varies significantly among member states. Latvia has the highest average mortgage rate at 4.18%, while Malta has the lowest at 2.08%. Croatia and Slovenia have relatively low rates compared to other larger economies in the Eurozone, such as Germany, where new mortgages cost 3.84%.
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
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.
Because of the savings of three thousand euros signed a contract with a shelter that is always full of dogs
The city of Našice signed a contract with the shelter 'Tip Tip' after it provided the most cost-effective bid for animal shelter services, saving 3,000 euros compared to the previous provider, Farmica. The new agreement allows the city to care for stray and injured animals until a permanent solution is found. Two recently discovered dogs, Naju and Osso, were treated by a veterinarian and placed at Farmica before the transition to the new shelter.
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.
Trump: Today's Israeli attack on Beirut should not have happened
US President Donald Trump stated that Israel's attack on Beirut earlier today 'should not have happened' and called for an end to hostilities, especially given the proximity of a potential peace agreement with Iran. Trump acknowledged Israel's right to defend itself but criticized the attack as 'very small and senseless.' He emphasized that all parties should withdraw and avoid further attacks, suggesting this could be the beginning of a lasting peace. Meanwhile, Iran's military deputy accused Israel of crimes in southern Beirut and warned that these actions would not go unpunished. Iran's top
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,
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.
USRED PACIFIKA UPRAVO SE FORMIRA KLIMATSKI MONSTRUM! Stiže 'Godzila', a ono što donosi nismo videli nikada u istoriji
The article discusses the formation of an intense El Niño phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean, referred to as 'Godzilla El Niño,' which could lead to extreme heatwaves, droughts, and increased risk of wildfires, particularly in Australia and other parts of the world. It notes that while El Niño itself is not directly caused by climate change, global warming amplifies its effects, making them more severe than in previous instances. Experts such as Marshall Burke from Stanford and organizations like the World Meteorological Organization warn that 2027 could become the hottest year on record due to a
Three months ZET 112 will be operating on a modified route, here are the details
The article reports that due to construction work on a water supply pipeline in Lučko Street, bus line 112 between Savski Most and Lučko will operate with a modified route for the next three months. The new route begins at the 'Puškarićeva – škola' bus stop and ends there in the return direction. The original 'Lučko centar' and 'Lučko' (turnaround) stops will not be used during this period. A temporary stop has been established at Hrvatskoselska Street near the intersection with Puškarićeva Street. ZET has informed passengers of these changes and requested their understanding.
Dubrovnik's famous footballer was killed in a car accident and the club sent him an emotional message.
A well-known football player and employee at the Dubrovnik airport, Nino Mihočević, died in a traffic accident while traveling to work. He was a long-time player for local clubs MNK Pridvorje and NK Sokol, where he shared a dressing room with many current players. The club NK Sokol expressed an emotional farewell to Mihočević on Facebook, highlighting his kindness, warmth, integrity, and human qualities.
Canada on the wings of Lara's charter against Qatar
The article provides a live text commentary of a football match between Canada and Qatar during the second round of Group B at the World Cup. It mentions that Canada scored first through a goal by Cyle Larin in the 17th minute.