Water Polo
Young Barracudas Crush Netherlands, Semifinal Within Reach
Croatia's U16 water polo team defeated the Netherlands 15:7 in the fourth round of the World Championship in Zagreb. Egypt awaits in the quarterfinals, with a win leading to a medal match.
Skiing
Split Takes the Flag: European University Games 2028 Promise a Spectacle Dalmatia Hasn't Seen Since 1979
Croatian students bring home 13 medals from the Salerno Games, while Split gears up for its biggest sporting event since the Mediterranean Games.
Croatia
Police: Number of Burglaries in Zagreb Drops by 80 Percent
Davor Tor, head of the Zagreb Police Department's Prevention Unit, reveals small tricks that deter burglars and emphasizes the importance of good neighborly relations during the vacation season.
Croatia
Tomašević Finds Square Good Enough for Tito and Anti-Fascism
While for Anti-Fascist Struggle Day the City of Zagreb organized a concert in the city center, for the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm a similar program under the patronage of the city administration was not held.
Football
Problems for Boban and Company: Here's Where Dinamo's Reinforcement Got Stuck
Russian midfielder Kirill Kravtsov has agreed terms with Dinamo, but has yet to arrive in Zagreb due to visa complications.
Skiing
Siniša Krajač Counts Down Final Hours as Secretary General of the Croatian Olympic Committee
Local
Small Lake at Bundek Nearly Dried Up
Basketball
Cibona Signs EuroCup Winner: Tre Mitchell Arrives in Zagreb
Croatia
Live-Streamed Abuse of a Minor
Croatia
Driver in Botinec Never Passed a Driving Test
Tragedy in a New Zagreb neighborhood reveals alarming circumstances: the car was unregistered, and all accident participants were previously known to police.
Local
Candles for Veterans with Stepinac's Message
A delegation from the Zagreb club lit candles in front of the memorial plaque of their patron, Blessed Alojzije Stepinac, on Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day.
Water Polo
Young Barracudas Rout Malta for Third Win at World Championship
Croatia U16 team cruises to a 16-5 victory, with Ante Domazet shining with five goals. A clash with the Netherlands follows on Thursday.
Local
Military Pilots Save Life in Nighttime Mission
Members of the Croatian Air Force transported a critically ill foreign national between three hospitals in a demanding nighttime operation, from the south to the capital.
Local
Zagreb Residents Clear on New Waste System
Sesvete has become the first Zagreb district fully covered by semi-underground containers, but residents are divided over their effectiveness.
Local
Tragedy in Botinec: Three Young People Killed
In a violent crash into a concrete pillar, the car was split in half, and the driver and two passengers lost their lives.
Local
Court Extends Protective Measures Against Former Journalist
Zagreb County Court rejected the appeal of a 40-year-old woman convicted of domestic violence. Restraining orders keeping her away from her mother remain in effect.
Water Polo
Croatia U16 Chases Quarterfinal Tonight
A win against the Netherlands at 7 PM opens the door to medal contention at the World Championship.
Local
Tourist in Zagreb Ends Up in Dig-Up Intersection, Trams Stopped for 15 Minutes
A Renault Captur with Daruvar license plates drove into an excavation at the intersection of Vukovar Street and Savska Road, prompting a swift response from the recovery service.
Football
McClenaghan Heads Star-Studded Lineup at European Championships in Zagreb
The largest European Gymnastics Championships in history will take place from August 13-23 at Arena Zagreb, featuring 640 competitors from 43 countries.
Local
Underground Waste Containers at Ilica Entrance Still Under Construction
Works near Ban Jelačić Square have been ongoing for days, sparking heated debates among Zagreb residents and a political clash with the city opposition.