Politics
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković Visits Drone Crash Site in Zagreb
A Soviet-era unmanned aerial vehicle crashed in the Jarun area of southeast Zagreb on Thursday night. The drone was launched ...
Croatian Company Infobip Stops Working With Sanctioned Russian Firms
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes, the well known Croatian company Infobip has offices in both Ukraine and Russia, which are now two ...
Croatian Food Companies Hope High Quality Will Help Conquer Emirates
As Novac/Jutarnji/Vladimir Zrinjski writes, more than half a million people walked through the huge Expo complex in Dubai last Sunday. ...
Which Cities in Croatia Are Run by Women?
Two years ago, the Council of European Municipalities and Regions conducted a study analysing the representation of women in 41 ...
Croatia Registers 1,538 New COVID Cases, 14 Deaths
Currently, 819 patients are in hospital treatment, 65 of whom are on ventilators. To date, 65.60% of the adult population ...
Norway Helping Zagreb Faculty in Earthquake Research Project
The agreement was signed by Regional Development and EU Funds Minister Nataša Tramišak and PMF dean Mirko Planinić. The project will ...
Spokesman Says NATO Air Defence System Tracked Drone’s Flight Path
“NATO’s integrated air and missile defence tracked the flight path of an object which subsequently crashed in Zagreb. The Croatian ...
Energy Prices Will Have to be Capped Globally, Plenković Says
“After the Russian invasion, we have three tragedies, the biggest is the one of the Ukrainian people, the second is ...
Plenković: It Has to be Established Who Launched the Drone and How it Reached Croatia
He informed the leaders of other EU member states at a summit in Versailles about the incident and said Croatia ...
Croatia Sending Up to 70 Troops to Hungary, Parliament Decides
One MP voted against and 118 for the decision to send troops to Hungary, where they can be deployed this ...
