Zagreb Introduces Ban on Single-Use Plastics
Significant changes are soon to take effect in Croatia's capital, Zagreb, aimed at reducing plastic pollution. New regulations will introduce a ban on the use of single-use plastic products, which wil...
Law on Parent-Caregiver Before MPs in June, First Payments in October
Representatives of the Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs of Serbia have announced that the Law on Parent-Caregiver will be before the Members of Parliament in June. Following t...
Franjo Habulin: Antifascism is our history that should be celebrated
The President of the Alliance of Anti-fascist Fighters and Anti-fascists of the Republic of Croatia (SABA RH), Franjo Habulin, emphasized that antifascism is not a controversial topic, but the foundat...
Zagreb Bans Single-Use Plastics at Public Events
The City of Zagreb plans to introduce significant changes in the fight against plastic waste, aiming to ban the use of single-use items at public events. The initiative, expected to take effect from n...
The 'Slowmad' Trend Enables Living on Less Than $1200 Per Month
In today's fast-paced world, an increasing number of people are seeking alternatives to traditional ways of life, and the 'slowmad' movement offers a response to this need. This trend involves living ...
85 Years Since the Founding of the First Partisan Detachment in Croatia
Today, the Day of Anti-Fascist Struggle is being commemorated, a holiday that reminds us of the courage and determination of those who resisted fascism in the darkest of times. Exactly 85 years ago, ...
Croatia's "Brain Drain" is More Complex Than It Seems
The problem of highly educated professionals leaving Croatia, commonly known as "brain drain," is far more complex than it initially appears and requires a deeper analysis of the factors contributing ...
Croats Trust the Military the Most, the Judiciary the Least
The latest public opinion surveys in Croatia show significant public trust in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Croatia, while the judicial system continues to enjoy the least trust. According to t...
Emir Zejnilagić: The Only Watchmaker in the Jajce Area Who Gained His Knowledge in Switzerland
In the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina, near Jajce, lives Emir Zejnilagić, the only watchmaker in this region who honed his knowledge and skills in Switzerland, a country known for the precision and q...
Protest in Kruševac over construction on memorial complex Slobodište plots
A citizens' protest was held in Kruševac due to planned construction on plots belonging to the Slobodište memorial complex. Protest organizers emphasized that this is sacred ground which must not be d...
Destruction of the car belonging to Dinko Gruhonjić's son condemned
Several organizations and movements have expressed their strongest condemnation regarding the destruction of the car belonging to the son of Dinko Gruhonjić, a professor at the Faculty of Philosophy i...
Ajvatovica Youth Camp Gathers Young People from Travnik and Bihać
At a beautiful mountain near Donji Vakuf, known for its spiritual and cultural heritage, the traditional youth camp "Ajvatovica" was held. This year, the camp hosted young people from various cities i...