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Croatian cities receive various awards

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Latest: Croatian cities receive national and European recognition

Several Croatian cities have received recognition for quality of life, ecological efforts, and governance. Velika Gorica was named the most attractive city to live in Croatia for the second consecutive year in the ‘Best

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Balkans road safety incidents and rising violations

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Latest: Police report multiple driving offenses in Slovenia and Croatia

The surge in road accidents and driving violations across the Balkans continued through late 2026, marked by intensive law enforcement operations and technological upgrades. In Serbia, authorities have intensified surve

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Youth participation in Croatian local governance

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Latest: Baška and Pirovac municipalities issue calls for Youth Council candidates

Local initiatives in Croatia have focused on increasing youth involvement in municipal decision-making processes. In Karlovac and Vinkovci, leaders met with Children’s City Councils to discuss community improvements, suc

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Vukovar-Srijem County regional activities

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Latest: Vukovar-Srijem County hosts Sunflower Award rural tourism evaluations

The Vukovar-Srijem County Assembly has announced the recipients of its 2026 awards and recognitions. Honors will be granted to individuals such as Višnjica Sorčik and Danijela Šota for contributions to education, culture

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Regional sports funding in Montenegro and Croatia

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Latest: Regional sports officials meet to discuss development and funding in Croatia

Local governments in Montenegro and Croatia are implementing various measures to increase financial support for regional sports and athletes. In Montenegro, the municipality of Herceg Novi approved a record allocation o

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Balkan and Italian summer and autumn festivals 2026

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Latest: Wine festivals showcase young vintages in Slovenia and Croatia

The cultural and agricultural season in the Western Balkans and Adriatic continues through autumn 2026, with an increasing focus on gastronomy, literature, science, and traditional music. In Croatia, the culinary scene i

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Cultural and artistic activities in the Balkans

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Latest: Montenegrin National Theatre announces new season and premiere

The Balkan region continues to see diverse cultural and artistic activity, spanning music festivals, film events, and exhibitions. In Montenegro, the Podgorica Cultural Summer features the 13th International Puppet Festi

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Taekwondo development and competitive success in Croatia

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Latest: Taekwondo clubs hold demonstrations and prepare for European Cup

Taekwondo activity in Croatia continues to expand through competitive success and structured training programs. Recent international achievements include FOX Bjelovar securing three medals at the Dupnitsa Open E2 in Bulg

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Regional commemorations and victim identification

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Latest: Škabrnja opens Memorial Center for Homeland War victims

Commemorations across Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Slovenia continue to honor victims of historical conflicts. Recent observances in Croatia included the 35th anniversary of the formation of the A Battalion of th

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Regional authorities address rising e-scooter safety

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Latest: Croatia proposes stricter traffic fines and new road safety laws

Safety concerns regarding light electric vehicles continue to escalate in Croatia and Serbia. In Serbia, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported 148 accidents involving these vehicles during the first nine months of th

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Death and funeral of rock musician Goran Bare

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Latest: Goran Bare, frontman of Majke, laid to rest in Vinkovci

Goran Bare, the frontman of the rock band Majke, died at age 62. His body was discovered by band members Mario Rašić and Alen Tibljaš in his Zagreb apartment on Friday, October 9, 2026. Bare was a central figure in the

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Underground peat fire near Vinkovci

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Latest: Pula recycling center fire caused by thermal reaction in waste

Authorities in Vinkovci identified an underground peat and organic matter fire at the Sinkoš site near the Vuka River as the cause of smoke and odors affecting Tordinci, Nuštar, and Vinkovci. The fire, covering roughly 1

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World Teachers' Day celebrations in Croatia

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Latest: Croatia awards 518 educators for World Teachers' Day

In observance of World Teachers’ Day, various celebrations and awards were held for educators across Croatia. In Rijeka, the city hosted a reception to honor 35 retiring employees from the local education system, includ

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Operation Halyard anniversary commemorations

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Latest: Boljanić commemorates 82nd anniversary of Operation Halyard

Commemorations have been held in Serbia and Republika Srpska to mark the anniversary of Operation Halyard, a World War II mission that rescued more than 500 Allied airmen from occupied territory. In Pranjani, ceremonies

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Global and regional cardiovascular health initiatives

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Latest: World Heart Day initiatives promote prevention in Croatia and Serbia

As World Heart Day is observed on September 29, 2026, the global campaign ‘Don’t Miss a Beat’—led by the World Heart Federation and the World Health Organization—continues to emphasize the recognition of silent symptoms

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