Ancient Roman-Era Grave of Twin Babies Discovered in Croatia

The remains of twin babies buried together in a Roman grave have been found near Trogir, Croatia. Image: Ancient Roman ruins in Trogir, Croatia. Credit: Michael Wong / CC BY-NC 2.0 Archaeologists in Croatia have uncovered the remains of twin babies …

Axpo signs its first long-term corporate PPA in Croatia

Two years after Croatia’s first long-term virtual PPA, Axpo said it signed its first long-term corporate PPA in the country. Under the ten-year deal, domestic manufacturer of cleanroom systems, ventilation and air conditioning equipment Klimaoprema is set …

Workshop Advances National Legislation for Civil Protection and Heritage Cooperation in Croatia 

Strengthening cooperation between civil protection forces and heritage professionals, updating risk assessment frameworks, and launching dedicated fire mitigation projects for heritage—these are among the key outcomes of a recent workshop for Croatian …

EU top court hands Croatia million-euro fine over illegal waste

Croatia’s motorway to soon connect to major European network

by croatiaweek March 6, 2025 in News A5 Motorway (Photo: Divna Jaksic/Public domain) Croatia is set to join the European motorway network this summer as the final stretch of the A5 motorway (Slavonika) nears completion. The last five kilometres of …

Greece and Croatia Explore Opportunities for Bilateral Collaboration at ITB Berlin

Croatian Tourism Minister Tonči Glavina with Greek Tourism Minster Olga Kefalogianni. Photo source: Tourism Ministry Greece and Croatia on Wednesday explored opportunities for enhanced bilateral collaboration and joint initiatives at European level. During …

Croatia spent €114 million on Croats living abroad – where did the money go?

ZAGREB, 6 March 2025 (Hina) – The Croatian state allocated almost €114 million last year for Croats living abroad, funding their projects and needs. This marks a 20% increase compared to the previous year, according to the Annual Report on the …

Retail Consumption in Croatia Rises for the 22nd Consecutive Month but Slows Amid Price Boycotts

In Croatia, retail consumption increased for the 22nd consecutive month year-on-year in January, albeit at a slower pace than the previous month, partly due to a boycott of stores over high prices. The Croatian Bureau of Statistics (DZS) released a report …

Tourism cooperation between Greece and Croatia | Ministers meet at ITB

The cooperation between Greece and Croatia in the field of tourism, which will also include joint initiatives at the European level, was discussed at a meeting between the Minister of Tourism Olga Kefalogianni and the Minister of Tourism of Croatia Tonči …

Croatia in Need of Foreign Workers to “Save” Tourism Season This Summer

Croatia is a popular destination for tourists and every year the country receives recognition for its tourism sector. However, the country is increasingly dealing with labour shortages, jeopardising the tourism sector, which is heavily dependent on such …