The Croatian Institute of Public Health (HZJZ) warned about the dangers of using peptide preparations ordered via the internet, especially from the website Pen Peptide Croatia, which offers products without appropriate professional control, and which may pose a serious health risk. (translated)
➡️ #Požareport Novo naključje, ekskluzivno, dokumenti, fotografije: hrvaška vila obveščevalca Jegliča blizu vikenda zakoncev Pirc Musar ☕️ Več: https://t.co/vvSVZVZfjB @nmusar @SOVA_SLO #Požareport #Hrvatska #Vila
Serbian hackers from the INF group claim to have infiltrated the Croatian judicial system and published personal data of tens of thousands of citizens, with threats that this is just the beginning, while security agencies are dealing with the consequences and investigating the attackers' identities. (translated)
In an incredible incident, a group of Slovenian citizens falsely presented themselves as official personnel of the Croatian army using a camouflaged boat to avoid paying port fees in Brijuni, but were intercepted by Croatian naval forces after a fake military insignia was discovered on the boat. (translated)
A final verdict has been reached in the Municipal Court in Split, which awards a 44-year-old man from Split 20,000 euros in damages for sexual abuse he suffered as a minor by the priest Fra Gracijan Gašperov, marking the first such ruling against the Church in Croatia. (translated)
At the border crossing between Nepal and Tibet, tragic flash floods claimed at least 95 lives, and 341 people, mostly foreign tourists, are considered missing, while Croatian tourist Andrija Pomper witnessed the destruction of the area he visited only two days before the disaster. (translated)
The article highlights the serious consequences of the pressure experienced by pregnant police officer Anna Dujić from her superior, who suggested that she withdraw her criminal complaint, indicating a moral and legal breakdown of institutions and undermining the integrity of the police service in Croatia. (translated)
The first final judgment against the Church in Croatia has been issued due to a case of sexual abuse, in which a 44-year-old man from Split was awarded 20,000 euros in compensation for the abuse he endured as a minor from Father Gracijan in the sacristy of St. Francis Church in 1997, highlighting the responsibility of the church institution for inadequate supervision of its members. (translated)
In Gospić, nearly 37,000 tons of illegally disposed hazardous waste have been discovered, while the local government, despite inspection bans, has again issued permits for polluters to operate, revealing more serious problems in Croatian bureaucracy and waste control. (translated)
The sixth heatwave of this season brings temperatures up to 43 °C in northern Italy, eastern Croatia, and parts of the Balkans, along with tropical nights between 22 and 26 °C, which increases the risk of heat stress, especially among vulnerable groups. (translated)
In Croatia, a worrying trend of using sedatives and other medications as recreational substances is spreading among young people, leading to an increased number of poisonings and emergency medical interventions, with a highlighted need for a more active role of parents in preventing this public health issue. (translated)
Kako se slika mijenja kada je promatramo očima književnog lika? Mona Lisa — Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519) Elizabeth Bennet možda bi se nasmiješila svim teorijama koje okružuju taj slavni osmijeh. Emma Woodhouse vjerojatno bi odmah pokušala odgonetnuti osobnost žene na portretu. Lopoči — Claude Monet (1840–1926) Anne Elliot možda bi u njima vidjela vrijeme, sjećanje i promjenu. Gospodin Darcy možda bi posebno cijenio mir i suzdržanost slike. Zvjezdana noć — Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890) Catherine Morland možda bi nemirno nebo pretvorila u početak neke zagonetke. Marianne Dashwood možda bi prvo primijetila emociju, a tek onda krajolik. Ti likovi pripadaju svijetu Jane Austen (1775–1817), dok slike potječu iz vrlo različitih razdoblja. Možda je jedan zanimljiv način promatranja umjetnosti da se ne pitamo samo: „Što vidim?” nego i: „Što bi netko drugi vidio na ovoj slici?” #PovijestUmjetnosti #PoznateSlike #LeonardoDaVinci #ClaudeMonet #VincentVanGogh #UmjetnostIKnjiževnost #Muzeji #20260826 #CaptainWeb #Hrvatski
On this day, August 25, 1991, the Battle of Vukovar began when members of the JNA joined Serbian paramilitary units and started an attack on the city, which fell three months later, leaving thousands of victims and lasting scars on Croatian society. (translated)
Croatia is expecting variable weather with thunderstorms on Tuesday, with a yellow warning for the entire country, while the heaviest amounts of rain and downpours are expected in the central and western areas. (translated)
The West Nile virus has been confirmed in Croatia in three persons, one of whom is a patient older than 80 years on a respirator, while the epidemiological situation reflects the usual seasonal pattern, without the need for quarantine as the virus is not transmitted from human to human. (translated)
An international group of scientists, including Croatian researchers, has detected an 11 billion-year-old signal from the blazar OP 313, which represents the most distant recorded source of high-energy gamma rays, using the LST-1 and MAGIC telescopes in the Canary Islands. (translated)
Experts warn that the security of information systems in Croatia is alarming after hacking attacks that compromised the personal data of tens of thousands of citizens and businesses, along with claims from a Serbian hacking group about the compromise of sensitive information, while authorities are conducting investigations. (translated)
Ukrainian ambassador to Croatia, Dr. Vasilj Kirilič, on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence, presented ten theses on the century-long struggle of the Ukrainian people against Russian aggression, emphasizing historical crimes, today's strategic importance of Ukraine in preserving freedom and security, and the role of the Ukrainian armed forces and President Zelensky in modern warfare. (translated)
The West Nile virus has been confirmed in Croatia with three new cases of illness, while the infection is spreading through the region and there have been reported deaths in Serbia and North Macedonia. (translated)
In Croatia, three cases of illness from the West Nile virus have been recorded, along with a warning from the World Health Organization for increased caution due to deadly consequences in neighboring countries, while experts advise mosquito protection as a key preventive measure. (translated)
