EU Memory & Accountability: European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen said she was “horrified” by Ratko Mladić’s funeral images in Belgrade, but stopped short of new Serbia sanctions, as Croatian leaders and MEPs renewed calls to block EU progress over war-criminal glorification. Croatian Heritage & Culture: Dubrovnik Museums experts uncovered a hidden portrait beneath “Portrait of Marija Ghetaldi-Gondola,” identifying the concealed woman as Frana Gondola. Local Mobility: Zagreb expanded its Bajs system with a cargo-bike pilot, adding four pickup stations for bigger loads and family trips. War-Related Remembrance: Župa Dubrovačka veterans’ memorial room moves forward after a €204,000 contract was signed, with veterans shaping how stories are told. Arts & Literature: British author Jane Cable will speak in Dubrovnik on how the city inspired her novels, including themes tied to Croatian War of Independence memory. Archaeology: Salona near Split revealed a rare Roman burial with the deceased placed face down and rich grave goods. Inclusive Education: Zagreb’s long-awaited Autism Centre project finally starts, with €35m planned for support for around 200 children. Wildlife & Community: Fota Wildlife Park welcomed two endangered red panda cubs and is inviting visitors to help name them.