Croatia news
Croatian Learner News brings you news from Croatia in Croatian, tailored for language learners. Each edition covers a major story with relevant vocabulary & exercises. Build a habit of learning while keeping up with the latest news from Croatia!
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Learner News | 03.02.2026
Thompson Concert Dominates Croatia Handball Homecoming
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Learner News | 01.02.2026
Iconic Zagreb department store Nama to close
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Learner News | 27.01.2026
Croatia Names New Finance Minister as Primorac Moves
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Learner News | 25.01.2026
Vukovar Water Tower Sets New Visitor Record
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Learner News | 20.01.2026
Croatia’s Boris Vujčić Chosen as ECB Vice-President
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Learner News | 17.01.2026
Microplastic Levels in Adriatic Sea Rising Sharply
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Learner News | 11.01.2026
Severe Cold and Strong Winds Grip Croatia
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Learner News | 09.01.2026
Croatia Plans Primary School Mobile Phone Ban
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Learner News | 18.12.2025
Earthquake Shakes Southern Croatia and Bosnia
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Learner News | 17.12.2025
Truck Damages Cables, Zagreb Tram Traffic Disrupted
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Learner News | 16.12.2025
Croatian Parliament Passes Controversial Bačić Construction Laws
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Learner News | 16.12.2025
First Croatian leprosy case in 32 years confirmed
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Learner News | 11.12.2025
Croatian Parliament Split Over New Construction Law
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Learner News | 04.12.2025
Lebanese father finds son in Croatia after 40 years
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Learner News | 27.11.2025
Oil slick suspected on Kupa River near Lekenik
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Learner News | 26.11.2025
Rubbish Covers Famous Dubrovnik Beach Banje
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Learner News | 25.11.2025
Zagreb’s Vjesnik tower to be demolished after fire
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Learner News | 12.11.2025
Controversy Surrounds the Culling of Wandering Bull in Gračac
About Croatian Learner News
What is Croatian Learner News?
Croatian Learner News presents real news from Croatia in Croatian, tailored for language learners. Each edition starts with a short summary in simplified Croatian, followed by key vocabulary explanations. A full English translation is then provided to help readers understand the story in detail. Exercises and listening options make it an interactive learning experience.
What kind of news from Croatia do you cover?
We cover a mix of politics, culture, economy, and everyday life in Croatia. The stories are selected to be engaging and relevant, helping learners build vocabulary and comprehension skills while staying informed about current events in Croatia.
How is each news article structured?
Each article starts with a short Croatian summary written in learner-friendly language. Important words and phrases are highlighted and explained. After that, a full English version of the story provides additional context. Finally, comprehension questions and vocabulary exercises help reinforce learning.
Who is Croatian Learner News for?
This resource is ideal for Croatian language learners of all levels. Beginners can focus on key vocabulary and translations, while more advanced learners can challenge themselves with the Croatian text. It’s also useful for anyone interested in following Croatian news in an accessible way.
How often is new Croatian news published?
We regularly publish new articles featuring the latest news from Croatia (usually about 2-3 times per week). Our goal is to provide consistent updates so learners can make Croatian reading part of their routine while staying up to date with important events.
How can I use Croatian Learner News to improve my language skills?
Reading real Croatian news helps learners absorb vocabulary and grammar naturally. The included listening exercises and comprehension questions reinforce understanding. By making news a regular part of studying, learners can build fluency while keeping up with current affairs in Croatia.
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