Family
Free STEM Workshops Launching in Split and Dicmo
The FAUST project offers elementary school students the opportunity to learn robotics, programming, and drone piloting. Applications are open until August 25.
Croatia
Labor Market Hit by Reforms: €100,000 Turnover, Local Hires, and 14 Square Meters
From autumn, Croatia introduces stricter conditions for employers hiring foreigners, digitizes school documents, and announces a new child allowance law.
Croatia
Record 700 Scholarships for Croatian Language Learning
The Ministry of Demographics and Immigration has published the ranking list for the academic year 2026/2027, with interest coming from as many as 24 countries worldwide.
Education
Young Engineer from Duga Resa Builds a Race Car for Competition
Mateo Tihi, a 22-year-old polytechnic student and member of the Riteh Racing Team, has spent the last few months in the workshop developing an electric race car for Formula Student Alpe Adria, which takes place from August 18 to 23 at the Bugatti Rimac test track.
Croatia
Barić: Young People Must Feel the Spirit of Operation Storm on the Ground
Lieutenant General Slavko Barić, deputy commander of the front in eastern Croatia during Operation Storm, emphasizes that classroom lectures are not enough and that younger generations should be taken to the places where history was made.
Local
Autumn Enrollment at the University of Zagreb Offers 3,583 Vacancies
Local
Split's Wonder Zara: Among Top Graduates Without Private Tutoring
Croatia
Ivana Bašić Takes the Helm at Primorje Elementary School
Croatia
Križevci Invest in Preschoolers: New Kindergarten Brings 80 Places, 60 More Planned
Politics
Schools Close Doors Due to Unbearable Heat
Extreme heat and increasingly frequent heatwaves are prompting European countries to rethink the school calendar, with some already introducing radical changes.
Education
Thirteen-Year-Old Filip from Josipovac Wins European Silver
In just a few weeks, Filip Udovčić secured a silver medal at the European Junior Informatics Olympiad in Kaunas and a fifth national WRO title, earning him a spot at the world finals in Puerto Rico.
Croatia
Women in Croatia Earn €52 Less Than Men, DZS Data Shows
The Croatian Bureau of Statistics has released the publication 'Women and Men in Croatia 2026,' revealing disparities in salaries, pensions, education, and demographic trends.
Croatia
Ministry of Defence Announces Cadet Service Competitions: 116 Positions, Applications Until August 14
The Ministry of Defence has published two separate competitions for cadet service in the 2026/2027 academic year, including the study of Naval Engineering with only six positions.
Croatia
Rijeka's Nikola Tesla Elementary School Starts Teaching in English, Tuition 8,000 Euros
Meanwhile, Tesla's FSD System Records 5.2 Times Greater Safety Than Manual Driving, with 65 Million Kilometers in Five EU Countries.
World
California Introduces Higher Minimum Wage, New Rules for Streaming and Schools from July
State minimum hourly wage remains $16.90, but rises above $26 in larger cities and sectors
World
With phones and satire against Modi: Young 'Cockroaches' undeterred by internet shutdowns or batons
Cockroach Janta Party movement persists in demand for education minister's resignation; activist Sonam Wangchuk ends 26-day hunger strike, but protests continue and grow.