Croatia is establishing itself as a leader in the regional arms race, investing huge resources in the modernization of the army. Is it a strategic need or racing for no real reason
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said after the Presidency of the Croatian Democratic Union that he would propose to the Parliament that the presidential elections be held on December 29. During that time, President Milanović pointed to the existence of corruption in the Government of Croatia
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković replaced Health Minister Vili Beroš, who was previously arrested. The European Prosecutor's Office of Croatia has confirmed that it has opened an investigation against Beroš for the procurement of equipment for the hospital, which is worth almost five million euros.
In Split, there have been three attacks on workers coming from foreign countries, including food delivery people, Croatian media reports. Four young men, three of whom are minors
The Serbian cultural center in Zagreb begins its work with an exhibition on surrealism and, possibly, heralds the thawing of relations between the two countries. This is the third Serbian cultural center in a foreign capital
The area of Jablanica and Konjica in BiH was hit by a severe natural disaster. At least 22 people died in the heavy floods, including a baby. It is feared that the number of victims is higher because rescuers are still making their way to many places. Another 40 people are wanted
The body of a 66-year-old man was found in the village of Banski Grabovac, with a bloody head. He planned to spend his retirement living a quiet life, raising sheep. The official findings of the autopsy will confirm whether the suspicions that he was killed are correct, or whether it was an accident
Preparations are underway in Belgrade for the demolition of the legendary Hotel "Yugoslavia", which is also being commented on in Croatia. They say the hotel is a symbol of the former state, as well as part of Croatian architectural heritage
Actor Sergej Trifunović was given a suspended sentence of 60 days in Split today. In addition, Trifunović will have to pay 150 euros for court costs
At the Bajakovo border crossing, Serbian actor Sergej Trifunović was arrested, and then he was taken to Split, where he was interrogated. His passport was confiscated as a precaution, as he has a new hearing scheduled for tomorrow at 12:30
Standard & Poor's agency raised Croatia's credit rating to "A-", which is the highest rating the country has ever received.
Vladimir Nazor and Juraj Gospodnetić, a poet and a priest, were born in Postira on Brač, both with stormy biographies whose dramatic moments stand out from the idyllic Mediterranean setting of this Dalmatian town.
In just a few days, Emmanuel Macron and Aleksandar Vučić agreed on the purchase of Rafale fighter jets for the Serbian Air Force. Meanwhile, the US has approved Croatia's acquisition of the sophisticated HIMARS missile system. Does the arms race between the two countries portend preparations for war?
On the occasion of French President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Serbia, Plenković said that the French "obviously had their own commercial interest".
Budimir Lončar, Yugoslav and Croatian diplomat, was found today in the sea, in his birthplace on the island of Ugljen
What she thinks about "Storm" or Rio Tinto are things that belong to the domain of freedom of thought, conscience and religion, as well as freedom of expression, and these are things that no one is obliged to declare to a police officer who is at the border, she says to Vreme Vladica Ilić, legal advisor of the Belgrade Center for Human Rights
The most important thing is that spies are arrested in silence, as a rule, because if you arrest him and publish it, it means that you admit that you did something bad as soon as the spies entered your country and are working in the country, criminologist Dobrivoje Radovanović tells "Vreme"
From January 1 of the following year, Croatia will reintroduce mandatory military service for a period of two, possibly three months. Recruits will be paid for it. The Croatian Ministry of Defense is working hard to amend existing laws
Krajina Serb Nemanja Berić was arrested at the Bajakovo border crossing for singing Krajina songs. He's not the only one. The president of the Association of Serbs from the region, Miodrag Linta, calls for the strongest protest in Belgrade
The protests at the source of the Una in Donja Suvaja are reaching their climax, because the Croatian inspectorate should decide whether the investor can continue the construction of the mini hydropower plant. Citizens are ready to defend this natural pearl of Europe
Data from the 2021 census show that Serbs in Croatia make up 3,2 percent of the population, of which only 1.5 percent are children
Fires broke out in Croatia two days ago, and two large fires in the Split-Dalmatia County have still not been extinguished. In Tučepi, 306 firefighters with 77 vehicles have been trying since Tuesday evening to suppress the fire in an open area, which, carried by the wind, also engulfed the Biokovo Nature Park, and reached Podgora, where residents were transferred from their houses to school last night
Croatian firefighters are fighting several fires that broke out on the Croatian coast. Near Zadar, the fire engulfed part of the barracks. In the area of Skadrin near Šibenik, grass, low vegetation and pine forest were affected by the fire. Detonations are heard, presumably due to the explosions of residual mines
In Montenegro, there has been a slow decline over the past few years, during the time of a couple of former governments, where you can see that pro-Spr and pro-Russian elements have more and more influence. This undermines the independence of Montenegro and puts the future of the country at risk, according to Kurt Volker, the former ambassador of the United States of America to NATO.
The deterioration of diplomatic relations between Montenegro and Croatia also affects sports. Why did the Croatian authorities recommend their water polo clubs not to play at the city pool in Kotor named after Zoran Gopčević
The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Croatia has declared Andrija Mandić, Aleksa Bečić and Milan Knežević persons undesirable in Croatia due to "systemic actions to undermine good neighborly relations" and more
Young people from the Balkans hardly see a future in their native country, according to research conducted in Croatia and Serbia. Young people move out en masse because of high prices, low living standards, housing problems, but also because of distrust in political institutions
