By Aidą Kadyrzhanova in Prague Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic has announced that the country’s defence budget will ...

Compared to other EU countries Croatia should not be considered as poor as Bulgaria and Romania, since it has a GDP per capita of 63% of the EU average, higher than seven existing EU member states.

On the 1 July 2013, Croatia became the 28th member of the EU after a decade of carrying out all the reforms needed to bring it into line with EU laws and standards. Croatia will share not only the ...

While the world’s attention is focusing on Trump’s anti-migration spectacle, the European Union is quietly carrying out its ...

European Union leaders must pay more attention to increased instability in the Western Balkans, specifically in Bosnia and ...

The loan agreement, which includes an immediate disbursement of the first €50 million tranche, marks a continuation of the ...

The approaching tourist season in Dubrovnik has been put at risk due to a shortage of young workers in hospitality and ...

Thirteen people suspected of illegally importing and disposing of hazardous waste have been arrested in Croatia, the European Union’s law enforcement agency said Friday. Rather than being ...

Croatia also participated in the EU’s voluntary relocation programme, which relocates asylum seekers from one EU member state to another. Under this programme, in 2023 Croatia received from ...

"The EU got more from Croatia than we got from the EU. As people say, we sold ourselves for a fistful of dollars," said Daniel Pavlic of Kostajnica, which has become a “ghost city”.

Croatia has initiated an anti-British crackdown involving over 3,000 inspections. The European Union holiday favourite is ...