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Workers repaving a square in Croatia's historic Dubrovnik just uncovered a 2,000-year-old stone sarcophagus dating back to Late Antiquity. The discovery offers a rare glimpse into the ancient lives hidden beneath one of Europe's most beloved UNESCO cities.
Archaeologists discovered an ancient Greek theatrical mask in a Croatian cave that served as a Bronze Age shelter, necropolis, and Illyrian sanctuary for thousands of years. The find reveals how local communities blended Greek culture with their own religious practices along the Adriatic coast.
Between 1933 and 1941, ordinary people across Yugoslavia welcomed tens of thousands of refugees fleeing Nazi persecution, offering shelter, meals, and hope when most of Europe closed its borders. A new award-winning book finally tells their forgotten story of courage.
Autonomous underwater drones are fishing tires, fences, and ship parts from the Mediterranean seabed without risking human lives. The AI-powered fleet could cut marine litter in half by 2030.
Croatia's Adriatic coast just became the most booked summer destination in the entire European Union, beating traditional favorites like France, Spain, and Italy. The region's sparkling waters, historic towns, and island adventures drew 34 million overnight bookings last summer.