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Rogoznica and Zečevo mark 35th anniversary of the capture of barracks
As part of the Anniversary of the Homeland War and the Day of Veterans, wreaths were laid and the 'Both Fell, All Three Fell' event was held.

Protest against megafarm in Ludbreg
Around 300 people gathered at a protest against the planned Perutnina Ptuh chicken farm and the expansion of industrial farms in Croatia.

Milanović: Croatia received only two warships in 11 years
The President warns of a standstill in the corvette project and calls for the construction of vessels in domestic shipyards.

PGŽ launches €1.5m health project
Primorsko-Goranska County will invest in new medical equipment, including 275 items for the Institute of Health.

Record 36 per cent of Croatian students below basic level in mathematics
Croatian Employers' Federation warns that weak PISA results threaten future productivity and wages, proposing extended primary education and closer ties with employers.

Indictment in Pula: 22-year-old sold drugs to 16-year-old
The accused is alleged to have sold marijuana and speed to a minor on two occasions, and allowed a second man to consume drugs.

Magnitude 3.5 earthquake hits Kvarner, felt on Krk
Epicentre located 43km south-east of Rijeka, 19km east of Crikvenica

Podravske Sesvete municipality marks its anniversary
The local authority has awarded gold plaques to local associations.

Podravske Sesvete celebrates Municipality Day and awards Gold Plaques

Varaždin court fines man for discrimination against Roma
The court in Varaždin has handed down a sentence of 1,000 euros, with time spent in police detention taken into account.

Banović and students demonstrate sea bass preparation at festival
Representatives from the tourism sector participated in the festival, with the workshop led by a chef from Biograd.

High temperatures in the region, winters becoming milder
Experts warn of the impact of hot air, while winters become shorter and milder, requiring adaptation to local conditions.

Umag donates diagnostic equipment, plans renovation of the ward
The city of Umag has donated a device for measuring the ankle index, and a renovation of the ward is planned.

Vukovar-Syrmia County is restoring school infrastructure
Investments in school renovation and the construction of sports halls, funded by EU funds, aim for equal conditions in education.

71 people donated blood in Pazin in a county-wide action

Parliament returns with questions on current affairs and rules of procedure changes
After a two-month break, the Croatian Parliament resumes work with an intensive schedule that includes a vote of no confidence and changes to the rules of procedure.

Pelješac Dispute: Bilb criticises, Pipenbaher defends statements
Split-based construction expert strongly criticises the project, while the Slovenian architect defends the statements, highlighting the technical correctness of the structure.

Lori Loughlin files for divorce
The actress filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences, following a separation in September.