Prominent Croatian figures are engaging in a discussion with Kristijan, exploring profound questions about death, its meaning, the existence of God, and whether it represents an end or a new beginning.

A report indicates that Croatian citizens are expected to spend 2.8 billion euros on foreign travel in 2025.

Two individuals in Croatia have won 55,000 euros each, sparking celebrations.

A survey asked young Croatians about things they have never admitted to their parents, revealing some popular responses.

Former Croatian footballer Igor Budan, who spent over a third of his life in Italy, discusses the long-standing Italian perception that Croatians are to blame for their football failures, asserting it's not true and identifying the real problem.

Croatians on Reddit have shared their observations on items that remain unusually affordable despite a general increase in prices.

In the first two months of the year, Slovenia's tourist accommodations saw an increase in guests and overnight stays, with Croatians forming the largest group of foreign visitors, much to the satisfaction of ski lift operators.

Passersby in Croatia were asked about the meaning of "susramlje," a word often used as a translation for "cringe," with many hearing it for the first time.

Two Croatians are involved in a project to build a 'football Disneyland' with a business plan aiming for a billion-dollar valuation by 2038, focusing on business ambition rather than traditional sporting goals.

A discussion has emerged among Croatians about brands that have disappointed them to the extent that they will no longer purchase their products, with many feeling they are 'paying for the name' rather than quality.

A Flydubai flight carrying 173 Bosnian citizens has departed from Dubai for Sarajevo, as confirmed by the BiH Ambassador to the UAE, Bojan Đokić. This follows reports of the first Croatians also returning from Dubai, citing unease over the regional conflict.

The Croatian MOST party is proposing strict prison sentences of 1-5 years and high fines for Croatians who use surrogacy abroad, aiming to defend the Croatian legal order.

As wedding season approaches, Croatian parents are increasingly opting to hire babysitters to care for their children during ceremonies, addressing the dilemma of whether to bring children to weddings.

Many Croatians enjoy traveling to Spain, and this article highlights beautiful, unexplored parts of the country that many tourists have yet to discover.

Filipino TikToker Camille Faith Bequio, known as 'Malakamilica,' went viral for her observations on life in Croatia, noting that Croatians often complain despite wearing expensive clothes.

A video features a quiz testing passersby in Croatia on their knowledge of Easter. While some knew the answers, many struggled with certain questions about the holiday.

A sudden return of winter in late March has inspired a viral meme about Croatian seasons, which is being widely shared today.

One percent of Croatians live with epilepsy, with many concealing their diagnosis due to fear of job loss and social stigma, prompting an association to call for increased awareness.

An indictment has been filed against six Croatian citizens, including an economist, by USKOK before the Zagreb County Court, for crimes related to a criminal organization and unauthorized production.

Europol has issued a warning about record levels of cocaine smuggling into Europe using sophisticated new methods, coinciding with a rise in cocaine use among Croatians.

Croatian citizens were reportedly evacuated from Dubai at the expense of the state budget, while Scandinavian citizens had to pay up to 1000 euros for their evacuation. The Swedish minister stated that the army would not participate in evacuations, citing the need to preserve funds from Swedish workers.

The final repatriation flight from Riyadh brought 123 Croatian citizens from the Middle East back to Zagreb, concluding the operation that returned over 700 citizens to their homeland.

Hundreds of Croatians work in the Persian Gulf, and a union is calling for an urgent meeting of the Aid Headquarters after an Iranian attack on a Saudi refinery, though Croatian seafarers are reported safe.

Croatians on Reddit have shared which perfumes they dislike, with some absolute classics appearing on the list.

Croatians are sharing advice on which food items they are saving on the most.

Millions of Croatians reportedly learned about significant price increases for their supplementary health insurance policies through media reports, rather than direct notification from their insurance providers.

Croatian citizens have opened more than 104,000 accounts with free service packages in less than three months, indicating widespread adoption of the initiative.

A recent online discussion among Croatians has sparked debate about tipping, with some arguing that service workers are already paid for their jobs.

Croatians from Canada, the US, Australia, and other countries are gathering in Orlando, Florida, with excitement for an upcoming soccer match against Colombia, highlighting a strong sense of community.

In the first two months of the year, Slovenia experienced an increase in tourist visits and overnight stays, with Croatian guests being the most numerous among foreign visitors, and ski resort operators particularly satisfied.

While Croatians enjoy a particular type of breakfast, nutritionists suggest it may not be the healthiest choice. The article encourages re-evaluating morning eating habits.

Croatians purchased over 800 million euros worth of investment gold in 2025, a significant increase from 50 million euros in 2019, indicating a growing demand for gold as an investment.

Hundreds of young Croatians have volunteered for mandatory military service, marking the first time since the country abolished the obligation in 2008.

Fear of rising energy prices due to the conflict in the Middle East has renewed the importance of renewable energy, especially in the economy, leading to accelerated investments in solar power plants in Croatia since 2022.

A survey by MojPosao portal reveals that more than half of Croatian citizens would not be able to cover their expenses for longer than a month if they lost their jobs, with 27% having no financial reserves at all.

Nutritionists in Croatia are advising against certain popular breakfast foods that many Croatians consume almost daily, suggesting they may cause more harm than good.