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Goran Bare, frontman of Majke, dies at 62

His body was found at his flat around 13:00, with colleagues having long urged him to seek treatment.

New Caritas dining hall opens in Trogir

The dining hall was established in collaboration with the Parish of Our Lady of the Angels, with the first meals distributed to beneficiaries following the Eucharistic celebration.

Montagnani steps down, Ceferin remains at the helm of UEFA

The Canadian head of Concaf will not challenge Infant, while UEFA must find a joint candidate by 18 November.

Former prosecutor admits to part of USKOK's allegations

Renata Cvrčić Drljević admits to abusing her position to expedite the purchase of state property, but denies receiving a bribe.

Old Masters exhibition opens in Split

The first 28 artworks from the 14th to 18th centuries are presented, including works with newly discovered details.

Croatian MEP leaves SDP, Zubić: Mandate is not party property

The MEP left the party ahead of a scheduled meeting of the executive board where a disciplinary procedure against her was to be initiated.

Police seize marijuana and four firearms on Brač

Plenković: Croatia will not accept migrant centres

The prime minister, following the MED9 summit, stated that the government is protecting the border and will continue to intervene on prices.

Mayor receives Tin Sabljić, bronze medalist at world championship

The Kašteln kickboxer secured third place in the full contact junior category above 91 kilograms.

Split play European fixture after 22 years, travel to Opava

Split open their FIBA Europe Cup campaign against Opava, with the broadcast secured at the last minute on MaxSport 1.

Student protests in Liège: 107 people arrested

Protests against education reforms in the French-speaking community of Belgium escalate into riots, with police blocking roads.