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Historian Ivo Goldstein: ‘Croatia’s Anti-Fascists Were on The Right Side’
A great deal was written about World War II in communist Yugoslavia, but Goldstein argues that much of it was skewed by partisanship, by which he means that the thinking and writing too often was “imbued with” or even “dictated by” a Communist...

First time in history more Croats live outside Croatia than in it
by croatiaweek October 14, 2025 in News For the first time in history, more Croats are living outside of Croatia than within its borders, Croatia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Ivan Anušić, revealed at a conference in Osijek on...

The ethnic Romanians in Istria
The ethnic Romanian community in Croatia, in Istria peninsula, is one of the least known ethnic Romanian communities from outside Romania's borders. The History Show Steliu Lambru, 13.10.2025, 14:00 Romania’s neighbours the Republic of Moldova,...

€1.8m public call for projects of Croats outside Croatia launched
by croatiaweek October 13, 2025 in News ZAGREB, 13 Oct (Hina) – The Central State Office for Croats Abroad has announced a second public call, worth €1.8 million, for applications relating to special needs and projects of interest to Croats living...

Croatia vs Gibraltar FIFA World Cup 2026 European Qualifiers Live Streaming Online: Get Free Live Telecast of CRO vs GIB Football Match in IST
Croatia vs Gibraltar FIFA World Cup 2026 European Qualifiers Live Streaming: Croatia’s four game winning streak in Group L of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers came to an end when they were held to a goalless draw with Czechia. Next up for them is a...

Croatia starts new Entry/Exit System for non-EU travellers today
by croatiaweek October 12, 2025 in News Zagreb Airport ZAGREB, 12 October 2025 (CW/Hina) – As of today, Croatia has started implementing the European Union’s new Entry/Exit System (EES), a digital border management system for non-EU travellers...

Bringing a dark story to light
“The Man Who Could Not Remain Silent” is a fictional reimagining of Tomo Buzov’s last living moments during the Bosnian War. The film, directed by Croatian director Nebojša Slijepčević, premiered at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, where it was...

Croatia to Introduce New EU Border Control System on October 12
Starting Sunday, October 12, Croatia will implement a new Entry/Exit System (EES) at all border crossings for citizens of non-Schengen countries — a move that could cause delays at crossings with Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro, the...

First pistachios planted in Dalmatia mark new chapter in Croatia for sustainable farming
by croatiaweek October 12, 2025 in Business Dalmatia welcomes its first pistachio orchards The first pistachio orchards have been planted in Dalmatia as part of a wider move towards sustainable agriculture in Croatia. The milestone was announced...

Croatia sends One Million Euros to Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia is sending one million euros to Bosnia and Herzegovina for the support program for Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the purpose of demographic development and parenting support. It was published by the Ministry of Demography and...

Free Influenza Vaccines for Certain Groups in Croatia
October the 12th, 2025 – Flu season is just around the corner (again!) and free influenza vaccines for the most prominent strains circulating this year are free for certain groups in Croatia. The vaccine has managed to bring down deaths, but a...

Croatia plans Foreigners Act changes including mandatory language learning
(Photo: HOK) At a recent Craftsmen’s Focus event held at the Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts (HOK), representatives from key government institutions and employers discussed upcoming changes to the Foreigners Act, which regulates the...

What can postwar monuments teach us about the role of architecture in shaping nations’ memories?
To encounter a spomenik is to experience design’s ability to foster a state of contemplation. Dotted throughout the former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, these concrete or steel memorials are often monumental in scale, brutalist in...
Croatia, a Growing Magnet for Global Productions and Screen Tourism
ZAGREB: Croatia’s profile as one of Europe’s most dynamic film and television destinations continues to rise, reaching millions of UK viewers this summer through two prime-time programmes: the BBC’s Destination X and Channel 5’s Rich Holiday, Poor...

PHOTOS: Oktobeer Fest – the biggest party festival in Croatia – opens
(Photo: Dino Ninković) Oktobeer Fest has officially opened its doors at the Zagreb Fair (Zagrebački velesajam), kicking off with a drone display that lit up the skies above the city. The opening night drew large crowds eager to enjoy great music,...

Tim Dowling: I’m under an azure Croatian sky – fretting about the roof back home
I’m sitting on a terrace overlooking a sparkling bay. Directly in front of me fishing boats rock gently on the water and tidy white houses are piled on the hill opposite. I’m looking at my phone. The video I’m watching is narrated by Michael the...

125 Years After Its Creation, The MICHELIN Guide Sets a New Global Standard for Hotel Excellence with the MICHELIN Key Distinction
The MICHELIN Guide is pleased to present its inaugural Global MICHELIN Keys Selection. Following the launch of MICHELIN Key distinctions in 15 top travel destinations1 last year, The MICHELIN Guide Inspectors have scoured the world and chosen...

Zagreb celebrates the Day of the Contemporary
Italy's Ambassador to Croatia Paolo Trichilo spoke in Zagreb at the exhibition of young artists who won the call "ARP-Art Residency Project Pack&Go 2025," created by the Center for Documentation of Contemporary Art Research "Luigi Di Sarro" with...

Croatian teachers among most educated in Europe
by croatiaweek October 8, 2025 in News ZAGREB, 8 Oct (Hina) – Croatian teachers rank among the most educated in Europe, according to the 2024 Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS), which covered 53 countries and whose findings were...

Serbian Church Under Fire For Backing Authoritarian Regime
(ANALYSIS) As protests against the authoritarian regime of President Aleksandar Vučić entered the tenth month this September, ordinary Serbians have expressed their discontent towards the Serbian Orthodox Church for not showing enough support...