The fundamental issue Serbian societies (in Serbia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina / Republika Srpska) face with ...

In the Regions Category ... Oleiros Municipality (Portugal), while Wisła City (Poland), Chiayi City Government (Taiwan), Zagreb Tourism Board (Croatia), and Gois Municipality (Portugal) received ...

As the Easter holidays approach, many Britons will be dreaming of a last-minute break. Booking peak-time trips at short notice can be expensive, but there are ways to save. Choose a lesser-known area ...

Zagreb is the capital of ... most beautiful places in Croatia. This city is known for Secessionist architecture, popular throughout Austro-Hungarian regions, and the banks of the River Drava ...

A huge Zagreb investment is set to result in a large underpass that will connect key parts of the capital by mid-2027.

Could hydropower plants be on the cards for the Sava? The possibility was explored recently as Zagreb's energy potential was ...

Is Zagreb Europe’s most underrated capital? I’m beginning to think it might be. It has everything you expect of a European city – trams, leafy avenues, fountains, parks, unusual museums ...

In 2023, Plenković visited the city of Subotica ... The last time Aleksandar Vučić was in Zagreb was in 2018 at the invitation of the then Croatian President Kolinda Grabar Kitarović.

City Power has issued notifications for several planned power interruptions affecting multiple areas across Regions E and F in mid-April as part of the utility’s ongoing network maintenance ...

Croatia soccer great Zvonimir Boban is returning to the club where he became a hero for his actions on the field before the breakup of Yugoslavia.

Brilliant minds have lived in or passed through the city, leaving an indelible mark on art, science, technology and culture. Today, one of the best ways to experience Zagreb’s rich heritage and ...

CEBU CITY — The Office of the Ombudsman for the Visayas has dismissed the complaints filed by former Cebu City administrator Collin Rosell against Mayor Raymond Alvin Garcia and four other officials.