11 February – A magnitude 4.6 earthquake hits Zadar County, injuring several people.[5]
14 February – Thirteen people are arrested on suspicion of membership in a criminal network that illegally imported and disposed of at least 35,000 tons hazardous waste from Italy, Slovenia and Germany into Croatia.[6]
3 July – The municipal court of Bjelovar convicts Kresimir Pahoki for carrying out the Daruvar shooting which killed six people in 2024 and sentences him to 50 years' imprisonment.[7]
30 November – Major rallies against the far-right are held in Zagreb, Rijeka, Pula, and Zadar with an estimated attendance of more than 10,000.[11]
December
1 December – Nine people are arrested in Rijeka following clashes between fascist and anti-fascist demonstrators on 30 November.[12]
11 December – A boat carrying migrants capsizes along the Sava River in Slavonski Brod on the border with Bosnia, killing one passenger.[13]
23 December — A court in Zagreb sentences a 20-year old suspect in a December 2024 school stabbing in the city that left one child dead and four people injured to the maximum penalty of 50 years' imprisonment.[14]
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