Another round of anti-Trump 'No Kings' protests sweep Virginia, North Carolina

Another round of "No Kings" demonstrations are planned to take place across the nation on Saturday, with protesters gathering to oppose the Trump administration's actions. Just like in June, demonstrations are planned to take place in multiple...

New law could see big fines for drivers with motorhomes and caravans

Motorists could be hit with hefty fines if they fail to comply The new rules comes into affect next month (Image: Manu Vega via Getty Images) From October new motorhome regulations will come into effect for campervan owners and drivers with UK...

No more passport stamps: Croatia to introduce new EU Entry/Exit System from October 2025

by croatiaweek September 21, 2025 in Uncategorized Zagreb Airport Croatia is preparing to implement the European Union’s new Entry/Exit System (EES), which will replace the traditional passport stamping process for non-EU nationals. The system is...

Manchester City's Haalandependencia: Can it go on?

Erling Haaland was at the heart of Manchester City's best moment in a drab first half against Everton on Saturday. The problem for Pep Guardiola was that he wasn't on the end of it. Haaland flicked out his heel on halfway to make an interception,...

Get to Know Knin Fortress – The Largest Fortification in Croatia

September the 21st, 2025 – Knin Fortress is the largest fortification in all of Croatia, an ancient stone guard that has had the Dalmatian hinterland’s back for centuries. Once a place visited by royalty, it’s now an incredible museum. Most people...

Greek Foreign Minister to Hold High-Level Meetings in New York

Greece’s Foreign Minister will participate in the works of the High-Level Week of the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly. Credit: AMNA Greece’s Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis will travel to New York on Sunday, September 21,...

Vernest Dolores Situm (Bisson)

June 3, 1945 to October 12, 2025 Vernest Situm (Bisson) passed away with family by her side in her 80th year at St Joseph’s Hospital on Sunday evening after a brief illness. Vernest was born in Port Arthur, ON, to Edgar and Helen (Forslund)...

Philippine football chief underscores government backing for FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup

Philstar.com September 20, 2025 | 2:48pm MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Football Federation (PFF) reiterated the Philippine government’s support of the momentous FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup (FFWWC) 2025 to be held in Pasig City from...

India’s Antim Panghal Wins Bronze in 53kg Freestyle at World Wrestling Championships in Zagreb

Indian wrestler Antim Panghal secured a bronze medal in the women’s 53 kg freestyle category at the 2025 World Wrestling Championships held in Zagreb, Croatia. She defeated Sweden’s U23 World Champion Emma Jonna Denise Malmgren decisively with a...

Record number of women join Croatian police force

by croatiaweek September 20, 2025 in News (Photo: MUP) Croatia has officially welcomed nearly 500 new police officers, with this year’s class seeing the highest number of women to date. At a ceremony held at the “Prvi hrvatski redarstvenik” Police...

Europe – In Search of its Moral Triumph

Caught by two Guernicas, which we frivolously call conflicts – one Semitic and the other inter-Slavic – of uncertain ends and its beginnings, and trapped in a cycle of confrontational multispatial despair, the European continent finds itself...

Four Pepperdine Baseball Alums Set to Lead Croatia at European Championship

Four Pepperdine alumni are making waves in international baseball by leading the Croatian national team at the 2025 European Baseball Championship set for September 20-27 in Belgium, Italy, and the Netherlands. Luke Salas, manager and founder of...

Japan, Croatia Agree to Introduce Working Holiday Program

Newsfrom Japan Politics Sep 19, 2025 21:09 (JST) Tokyo, Sept. 19 (Jiji Press)--Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and his Croatian counterpart, Andrej Plenkovic, effectively reached an agreement Friday to introduce a working holiday program...

What can the massive military parade in Belgrade reveal about Serbia's foreign policy?

Published on 19/09/2025 - 20:41 GMT+2 Serbia will showcase 19 new weapon systems at Saturday's military parade, in a display of the Western Balkan nation's multi-pronged foreign policy balancing EU aspirations with arms deals spanning France,...

See Which Countries Have Submitted Films for Best International Feature at the 2026 Oscars

Now that the dust has settled, and the majority of film festivals that are influential on the Oscars race, like Sundance, Cannes, and Venice, have already occurred, countries around the world are finalizing which film they will be submitting to...

Vucic: No one in world can overrun Serbia today, parade not aimed at political gains

BELGRADE - Serbian President Alessandar Vucic said Saturday's military parade in Belgrade was not being held for political gains but to showcase Serbia's strength as a deterrent to any potential aggressor and to preserve peace, and noted that no...

PHOTOS: 100 years of Zagreb’s Esplanade and the Orient Express

(Photo by Bruno Fantulin) The glamour and romance of Europe’s golden age of travel came alive last night in Opatija, as the Croatian Museum of Tourism opened its new exhibition In the Shine of Luxury and Elegance. Dedicated to the centenary of...

Breaking News: Serbia's first Israeli-made PULS rocket launcher spotted during military rehearsal

As reported by Luka | Дунав Intel on September 18, 2025, Serbia received its first Israeli-made PULS multiple rocket launcher system (MLRS), after sightings of a least one unit painted in Serbian camouflage during rehearsals for the “Power of...

Vinoklet Winery owner is subject of documentary that brought international film crew to...

“Kreso’s story is a true testament to hard work, overcoming tragedy, and how one person can make a difference in the world. From his roots in Croatia to establishing one of the area’s most cherished wineries, his journey continues to inspire...

Skeletons in well identified as Roman soldiers killed 1,700 years ago

Seven fully preserved skeletons found in an ancient city in Croatia have been identified as Roman soldiers who would have lived 1,700 years ago, scientists said in a new paper. The skeletal remains were found in 2011 during a dig at the Roman city...