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Ziveli Winery: A Croatian Legacy Thrives in the Heart of California
Discovering Ziveli Winery in West Fresno Nestled between Kerman and Fresno, just north of the small town of Biola, Ziveli Winery offers more than just exquisite wines—it’s a place where history, family, and craftsmanship converge. Hosted by John...

18 things you need to know before visiting Croatia
With its glittering coastline, 1244 islands, endlessly fascinating cities and extraordinarily dramatic landscapes, Croatia has been steadily making its way up people’s must-go lists. Naturally, tourists are drawn to those beautiful Adriatic...

New cross-border trains strengthen Croatia and Slovenia link
(Photo credit: HŽ Putnički prijevoz) From 1 September 2025, Croatian Railways Passenger Transport (HŽ Putnički prijevoz), in cooperation with Slovenian Railways, has introduced four new trains on the Zabok–Rogatec–Zabok route. The move aims to...

Euronews Serbia reveals what Brent Sadler wrote in his reports on N1's operations
In the interview he discussed the future of the TV channels N1 and Nova S. Eleven years ago, Sadler was among the key figures behind the launch of N1 television in Croatia, Serbia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. As chair of the N1 Editorial Board, he...

Fair-weather swimmer? You can still try open-water swimming in Croatia
Breathing to the left, I glimpse the rocky Croatian coastline, heavily forested with squat pine trees. To the right, the teal waters of the Adriatic Sea. Below me, squishy sea cucumbers and spiny urchins dot the seabed. While the water looks...

Croatians remain among Europe’s top homeowners
by croatiaweek August 31, 2025 in News Split Croatians continue to be among Europe’s leaders when it comes to property ownership, according to a new housing trends report published by international real estate agency Re/Max. The study shows that...

NEM Dubrovnik and NEM Zagreb dates announced
The organisers of NEM events have confirmed the dates for the upcoming editions. NEM Zagreb 2025 will be held on December 8 and 9, 2025, at the Esplanade Zagreb Hotel, while NEM Dubrovnik will, as is tradition, be held at the Dubrovnik Palace...

Croatia Among Europe’s Leaders in Second-Home Ownership
A new Re/Max report reveals that Croatia ranks third in Europe for second-home ownership, with 37% of the population holding more than one property. Only Bulgaria (46%) and Greece (39%) have higher rates, reports tportal While second homes are...

Household investment booms in Europe as low bank interest drives a shift
Households across Europe are increasingly moving money out of low-interest savings bank accounts and into investment assets, with Ireland leading the continent in growth. According to a new study by decentralised exchange ApeX Protocol, Irish...

Meet the Kupa – The Croatian River With a Mysterious Source
September the 1st, 2025 – The Kupa is the longest Croatian river that both begins and ends within the borders of the country, and it has a somewhat mysterious source. As Putni kofer/Martina Hrupic writes, the Kupa is one of the four rivers that...

Discover 40 Top EdTech Companies & Startups in 2025
EdTech has become one of the most essential parts of global education in 2025. Schools, universities, and businesses are no longer tied to learning in one location or format. Online platforms, mobile tools, and AI assistants are enabling people to...

Story Of The Month: The Secret Of The First Herzegovinian Billionaire’s Success
The story about the successes of Herzegovinian entrepreneur Petar Corluka is one of those that has sparked the most reactions this month. The text had a great echo in the domestic and regional public, and was therefore chosen as the story of the...

Croatia, Ambassador Trichilo on mission to Slavonia
Italy's Ambassador to Croatia Paolo Trichilo went on a mission to Kutina and Ploštine to participate in the 11th edition of the "Giro di Kutina" race, organized by the local Community of Italians and co-financed by the Italian Union, which this...

Croatia identifies another city with geothermal potential for district heating
This marks the second successful completion of exploratory activities within a broader project aimed at developing geothermal potential for district heating in Croatia. At the end of June, good news came from an exploration site in Velika Gorica....

Jeremy Clarkson considers moving to Dubai to escape ‘horror of Keir Starmer’
Jeremy Clarkson has mulled a move abroad, saying that the UK has a “broken future full of nothing but taxation, crime, and disease”. He described the economy as “flatlining”, with a “stagnant” housing market and said the police force are...

Nepal suffers trade deficit with 127 of its 164 trading partners
By A Staff Reporter,Kathmandu, Aug. 31: Nepal conducted foreign trade with more than 164 countries across the world in the last fiscal year 2024/25. Nepal suffers deficits with most of these countries. According to trade statistics of the...

Croatia’s FSRU heads to Türkiye for regasification capacity upgrade
The floating storage regasification unit (FSRU) serving Croatia’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal at the island of Krk has left for Türkiye, where its capacity is set to get a boost thanks to the installation of an additional component. FSRU...

30 Years After Markale: Sarajevo Market Bombings Remembered
Thirty years after the Markale massacres, the memory of the bombings on the Sarajevo markets remains an open wound not only for Bosnia and Herzegovina but for all of Europe. Those attacks, perpetrated on February 5, 1994, and August 28, 1995, by...

Croatia signs €285mn deal to expand broadband network to rural and island areas
Croatia’s economy ministry on August 28 signed an agreement to launch a €285mn national broadband project aimed at expanding high-speed internet to rural regions, coastal areas and islands. A government statement said the project, which is to be...

Eurozone inflation tops estimates in August: Is the ECB watching?
Published on 02/09/2025 - 12:43 GMT+2 Inflation across the eurozone ticked up in August, surpassing expectations but staying close enough to the European Central Bank’s 2% target to avoid causing too much concern—at least for now. According to the...