Croatia’s Digital Life: Zagreb’s new Central Population Register opens to citizens from 1 June via e-Građani or local Tax Administration offices, aiming to cut bureaucracy and speed up access to social and other rights. Continental Tourism Boost: Požega officially opened the €4m Zlatni Lug Hotel, the first major-capacity hotel in the city, backed by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan and designed for year-round active tourism. Culture & Heritage in the City: Zagreb’s Video Game History Museum turns 1 this weekend with free guided tours, gifts, and a lecture by a major figure in game development. Local Music Legacy: Osijek plans to rename a street after singer Krunoslav Kićo Slabinac, honoring his roots and early successes in the city. Travel for the Lifestyle Crowd: Croatia ranks 8th globally for digital nomads in 2026, praised for safety, connectivity, and its remote-worker residence scheme. Outdoor & Slow Travel: A new guide highlights six coastal towns where you can build a perfect afternoon without tickets or rigid plans. Environment & Rivers: Europe dismantled a record 603 dams and barriers in 2025, helping restore fish migration routes and river health. Sport as Culture: Prince William visited England’s World Cup training base, praising the “hard work” behind the teams as England prepares to face Croatia on 17 June.