By Antonio Bronic An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 struck central Croatia on Tuesday, killing six people, injuring more than 20 and rattling several neighbouring countries, officials and
Jordan Henderson insists England manager Gareth Southgate has never got angry at his players – and they do not intend on that changing after the
Montenegro has asked the European Union civil protection force to help it battle several forest fires, while a blaze in neighbouring Croatia that had been
THE Moufflons came within a whisker of retaining their place in Division 2 of the European Conference when in the dying minutes of the game,
Croatia celebrated its independence victory on Friday while Serbs mourned, with relations between the former-Yugoslav neighbours strained by a war of words that could hinder
Two former Yugoslav intelligence chiefs were jailed for life by a German court on Wednesday for masterminding the murder of a Yugoslav dissident in the
Having squeezed into the Euro 2016 knockout stages after three contrasting group stage draws, Portugal are ready to move up a gear when they face
Holders Spain lost for the first time in 15 matches at the European Championship finals on Tuesday when Croatia beat them 2-1 to win Group
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque believes Croatia are one of the best teams in Euro 2016 and remain strong enough to pose the European champions
The Croatian soccer federation has been prohibited from selling tickets to ‘certain fans’ identified as ‘hooligans’ and handed a 100,000-euro fine after their supporters caused
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