Over 150 Torcida fans attacked Ajax supporters in Split, leading to 57 arrests on the Riva promenade. New video footage has emerged of the unrest, and the chief of Ajax supporters has called for clubs involved in such incidents to be banned from Europe.

Index.hr: 150 Torcida Fans Attack Ajax Supporters in Split, 57 Arrested

Split police prevented a clash between 150 Torcida fans and Ajax supporters on the Riva and arrested 57 people before the match.

Telegram.hr: Video: Chaotic Night in Split as Torcida Fans Attack Ajax Supporters; Dozens…

A chaotic night in Split saw Torcida fans attack Ajax supporters on the Riva promenade, leading to dozens of arrests and emerging footage of the unrest.

Index.hr: Ajax Supporters' Chief: Clubs Like This Should Be Banned from Europe

Following the chaos in Split, the chief of Ajax supporters stated that clubs involved in such incidents should be expelled from Europe.

tportal: Video Shows Riots in Split, 57 People Arrested

Police have released new video footage from Split showing recent unrest, and have confirmed the arrest of 57 individuals suspected of involvement.

After 17 years, one of Croatia's largest corruption cases has concluded without any convictions, with only an 82-year-old woman remaining involved in the proceedings.

Jutarnji list: Major Croatian Corruption Case Ends in Failure

After 17 years, one of Croatia's largest corruption cases has resulted in no convictions, with only an 82-year-old woman remaining as part of the proceedings.

Zagreb experienced two separate incidents involving knives; a priest was threatened in the Voltino district following his Facebook posts, and a man armed with a knife entered a classical gymnasium, from which the principal reportedly escorted him out before police arrived.

Jutarnji list: Robbery Attempt on Priest in Zagreb

In Zagreb's Voltino district, a priest was threatened with a knife early in the morning. Police have released details of the incident, which follows previous threats made by the priest on Facebook.

Telegram.hr: Man with Knife Enters Zagreb Classical Gymnasium; Principal Escorted Him Out…

A man armed with a knife entered a classical gymnasium in Zagreb, but the principal stated she escorted him out before the police arrived.

Oroslavlje Mayor Viktor Šimunić stated on social media that he began facing issues, including an investigation by USKOK, after he publicly named powerful individuals. An earlier USKOK investigation against him concluded with an apology in June 2026.

Telegram.hr: Viktor Šimunić: 'I Dared to Name Powerful People; That's When Everything…'

Mayor of Oroslavlje, Viktor Šimunić, stated on Facebook that he began facing issues after naming powerful individuals, leading to an investigation by USKOK.

Zagreb is implementing new cameras in 39 locations for parking enforcement. Meanwhile, the head of the Zagreb HDZ criticized Mayor Tomašević and councilor Benčić, claiming the city is deteriorating, and a worrying trend shows a growing disparity in real estate affordability.

Index.hr: Zagreb Introduces Cameras in 39 New Locations for Parking Enforcement

The city of Zagreb is implementing cameras in 39 new locations to monitor parking, with enforcement starting tomorrow.

Index.hr: Zagreb HDZ Head: City is Dying, Tomašević and Benčić Fabricating Culprits

The head of the Zagreb HDZ claims the city is deteriorating and blames Mayor Tomašević and councilor Benčić for fabricating culprits.

Telegram.hr: Worrying Trend in Zagreb: The Gap Between Those Who Can and Cannot Afford…

A growing disparity is observed in Zagreb, with an increasing gap between individuals who can and cannot afford to buy real estate.

A teacher revealed disturbing conditions for children with disabilities, who are educated in tiny classrooms, with some severely autistic children left unsupervised. Experts also attribute first-graders' failures to a flawed educational system.

Telegram.hr: Teacher's Disturbing Testimony: Children with Disabilities in Tiny Classrooms…

A teacher reveals that children with disabilities are being educated in classrooms as small as 6 square meters, with some severely autistic children left unsupervised.

Telegram.hr: Why Are First Graders Failing in Croatia? Experts Blame a Flawed System

Experts explain to Telegram that a poorly functioning educational system is responsible for first-graders failing in Croatia.

Marko Smažil is once again awaiting a verdict in the murder case of Mihaela Berak, a crime that previously shocked Croatia.

tportal: Murder Case: Marko Smažil Awaits Verdict Again

Marko Smažil is set to face a verdict again in the murder case of Mihaela Berak, a crime that had previously shocked Croatia.

Residents of Otišić have expressed their deep affection for their village and a plea not to be targeted, hinting at an unresolved local issue or conflict.

Večernji list: We Returned Because We Love Our Village, Don't Put a Target on Our Foreheads

Residents of Otišić express their love for their village and a desire not to be targeted, suggesting a local issue or conflict.