Commissioner: Most Complaints Due to "Administrative Silence"

Commissioner: Most Complaints Due to "Administrative Silence"

Commissioner for Information Anamarija Musa presented worrying data on the conduct of public bodies in Croatia, highlighting that more than half of the complaints received from citizens relate to so-c...

Anti-fascism as the Foundation of Croatian Identity

Anti-fascism as the Foundation of Croatian Identity

In today's era, as we confront various interpretations of history and identity, it is important to remember the fundamental values that have shaped Croatian society. One such fundamental value, which ...

Man reported for torturing and starving dog in Rijeka

Man reported for torturing and starving dog in Rijeka

Severe animal neglect was discovered in an apartment in Pehlin, Rijeka. The police have filed a criminal complaint against a 41-year-old man who, according to initial information, starved and tortured...

University of Kragujevac Students March to Vidovdan Gathering

University of Kragujevac Students March to Vidovdan Gathering

The Association of Students of the University of Kragujevac is organizing a walking march to the Vidovdan gathering, as a symbolic act through which they wish to show their presence and support for tr...

Problems with Elevators at Zagreb Public Transport Stops

Problems with Elevators at Zagreb Public Transport Stops

Citizens in the western part of Zagreb are facing a long-standing problem with non-functional elevators at public transport stops. These elevators, intended to improve accessibility for people with di...

Zagreb's Public Pools Open for All Citizens This Weekend

Zagreb's Public Pools Open for All Citizens This Weekend

This weekend, from Friday to Sunday, all three of Zagreb's public pools – Šalata, IKŠ, and Svetice – will be open free of charge to all visitors. This decision, which allows free entry to the city poo...

Restoring Soil Health is Profitable for Farmers and the Environment

Restoring Soil Health is Profitable for Farmers and the Environment

More than half of Europe's soil is degraded, posing a significant environmental and economic problem. Researchers, led by Andrés Rodríguez Seijo from the University of Vigo, are launching the InBestSo...

Association "Streets for Cyclists" Organizes 170th Critical Mass on Saturday

Association "Streets for Cyclists" Organizes 170th Critical Mass on Saturday

The association "Streets for Cyclists" has announced the holding of the 170th group ride called "Critical Mass," which will take place on Saturday. This event brings together cyclists and lovers of an...

A Journey Towards Self with Pizza and Aperol

A Journey Towards Self with Pizza and Aperol

In today's fast-paced world, we often forget about the most important person – ourselves. Finding a moment for ourselves, for a genuine connection with our own being, is becoming a luxury we should af...

DNA Test Reveals Deception: Son Not Biological Child, Wife Seeks Divorce

DNA Test Reveals Deception: Son Not Biological Child, Wife Seeks Divorce

An unbelievable life story is coming from Bosnia and Herzegovina, where a wife, after undergoing a DNA test, discovered that the two-year-old son she gave birth to is not her husband's biological chil...

Culinary Competition Held in Vukovar

Culinary Competition Held in Vukovar

This year's edition of the popular culinary competition, known for its spiciness and interesting challenges, is being held on Saturday in Vukovar. The event brings together numerous gastronomy enthusi...

Greece and Turkey Remain Most Popular Summer Vacation Destinations

Greece and Turkey Remain Most Popular Summer Vacation Destinations

Greece and Turkey continue to be the most sought-after destinations for summer vacations, offering a variety of packages tailored to different tastes and budgets. These Mediterranean countries attract...