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Blue Iris Day: Support for Colon Cancer Patients
Europe · Croatia

Blue Iris Day: Support for Colon Cancer Patients

It's Blue Iris Day. A public health campaign dedicated to people with stomas and colon cancer patients was held at Zagreb's Cvjetni trg. Every year, around 3,000 citizens develop the disease, but the message of this campaign is clear - with regular check-ups and early detection, the disease can be prevented.Read Article
Arsenal crowned champions of Europe with historic win over Barcelona
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Arsenal crowned champions of Europe with historic win over Barcelona

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Gunners hold on to win Europe’s biggest prize for the first time in 18 yearsSee the Story
Director of the Sports Facilities Management Institution arrested in the Hippodrome scandal
Europe · Croatia

Director of the Sports Facilities Management Institution arrested in the Hippodrome scandal

On the orders of USKOK, the Zagreb police arrested the director of the Sports Facilities Management Institution, Kosta Kostanjević, in the so-called Hipodrom affair, and the suspects are also the co-owner of the security company Eurolex Domagoj Galić and his father Slavko Galić, unofficially reported. USKOK previously reported that three people are suspected of corruption crimes as part of a criminal association, Hina reports.See the Story

Croatia Commemorates Victims of WWII Concentration Camp Where Tens of Thousands Perished

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JASENOVAC, Croatia (AP) — Croatia on Tuesday commemorated the victims of a World War II concentration camp where tens of thousands of people perished in the hands of a pro-Nazi puppet regime at the time. Top Croatian officials and representatives of the Serb, Jewish, Roma and antifascist organizations attended the ceremonies marking 80 years after […]Europe · CroatiaSee the Story

Sleeping with a medal: Who is Aria Dinata, the hero of Croatian badminton?

Ten days ago, Croatia won bronze at the European Championships in a sport played by a billion people.Badminton · CroatiaRead Article

Herman: The situation in Zagreb has never been worse

We continue to present candidates who want to be at the helm of the metropolis. HDZ candidate Mislav Herman believes that the situation in Zagreb has never been worse. His goal is to relieve the metropolis of traffic jams, solve the waste problem and improve the demographic picture.Europe · CroatiaRead Article

Which European capitals have the worst air quality?

According to the World Air Quality Report for 2024, Sarajevo is the capital city with the worst air quality in Europe, with an average concentration of PM 2.5 particles of 30.8 µg/m³.Europe · CroatiaRead Article

Young restorer who was hit by a falling stone block is out of danger

An accident occurred this morning in the center of Split, at the archaeological excavations near the eastern wall of Diocletian's Palace. A 25-year-old restorer was crushed by a large stone block. The young man was seriously injured, but his life is out of danger.Split · SplitRead Article

Monuments glorifying aggression against Croatia will be removed

The government submitted a new Law on Cemeteries to parliamentary procedure at its session on Thursday, which, among other things, provides for the removal of monuments erected after May 30, 1990, which glorify Serbian aggression against Croatia, such as the mausoleum of Vukašin Šoškočanin in Borovo Selo.Law · CroatiaRead Article

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