The Latest Breaking News from Croatia

Europe's blistering summer may not be over yet but 2022 is already breaking records, with nearly 660,000 hectares ravaged since January, according to the EU's satellite monitoring service. And while countries on the Mediterranean have normally been the main seats of fires in Europe, this year, other countries are also…

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Polish authorities are working to bring home people who were injured on the weekend when a bus carrying Polish pilgrims heading to a popular Catholic shrine crashed in Croatia, killing 12 people

Croatian water-bomber planes joined dozens of firefighters on Sunday to help contain a wildfire that killed one man on the Adriatic island of Hvar, Croatian media reported.

Victims were from Poland and on their way to Europe’s third-most popular pilgrimage destination

Police, firefighters and medical teams are deployed to the crash site at Varazdin in northwestern Croatia, with local officials saying the driver of the Polish-registered vehicle may have fallen asleep at the wheel.

At least 12 pilgrims were killed and 31 injured when their bus, which started its journey in Poland, crashed off the A4 motorway in Podvorec, which lies around 30 miles north of Croatia's capital of Zaghreb