Ivica Granić: The Victory of Metaphorical Ustaše Over Liberals or How the Grave Digger Dug His Own Grave
This political essay critiques Dario Hrebak's failure and discusses how his actions reflect on the broader political landscape in Croatia.
Meeting of the Ruling Coalition Regarding Dabro: Penava Says It Was Naughtiness; Boška Ban Has Arrived
A coalition meeting is underway in Croatia amid controversy regarding a party member's video praising a historical figure associated with the Ustaše regime.
Vuletić (HSS) criticized Dabro: 'Ustaše go... into exile!'; Plenković also reacted
Croatian political scene is shaken by a video of former minister Josip Dabro, prompting condemnation from PM Plenković and sharp criticism from HSS leader Vuletić.
Ustaše and fascists pay contributions to them
The article presents reader comments regarding the recent financial disclosures of a public figure, highlighting grievances linked to historical references.
Vukelić: Moves by Možemo lead to segregation and discrimination
Historian Vlatka Vukelić criticized the ruling Možemo party in Zagreb for labeling dissenters as 'Ustaše,' suggesting this could pave the way for discrimination by local authorities.
Serbian Minister: It Will Be Difficult for Serbs in Croatia in the Coming Days
Serbian Minister Darko Glišić stated that the welcome of Croatian handball players in Zagreb reflects the continued adherence to Ustaše ideology among Croatians, which he claims fosters hatred towards Serbs.
Tomašević: An alarming precedent has occurred. Why was there no Ustaše greeting yesterday?
Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević addressed the media regarding the absence of Ustaše greetings during the reception of the Croatian handball team, who won bronze at the European Championship.
Serbian tabloids on the welcome: "Croatian handball players entertained by Ustaše singer Thompson"
Serbian tabloids sharply criticized the decision to have controversial singer Marko Perković Thompson perform at the welcome event for Croatian handball players in Zagreb.
Four brothers were killed in a Ustaše camp, but this artist did not agree to despair
The exhibition 'Vojin Bakić: Principle of Hope' opens in Bjelovar on January 29, 2026, celebrating the life and work of the prominent Croatian sculptor Vojin Bakić on the 110th anniversary of his birth.
The memorial plaque calls the defender 'Ustaše's son'. It's unknown who placed it.
In Zadar, a new memorial plaque for fallen defender Rajko Lozo has resurfaced with the contentious phrase 'Ustaše's son,' prompting questions from family and fellow soldiers about its origin.
At the Christmas reception of the SNV, ZDS was mentioned. Half of the government came.
At the Serbian National Council's traditional Christmas reception, Boris Milošević emphasized the importance of preserving the community's identity amidst social challenges, addressing issues such as 'darkness on the streets' and Ustaše songs.
VIDEO Dramatic Scenes in Our Neighborhood. Police Apprehend Protesters who Shout: 'Ustaše!'
Montenegrin police intervened in Botun, near Podgorica, to disperse residents protesting against the construction of a sewage treatment plant, resulting in the apprehension of several protesters, including the municipality's president, Mihailo Asanović.
'Ustaše, nationalism, overthrowing the government': Here’s how mainstream media described Thompson's concert
The article discusses the ongoing media frenzy in Croatia surrounding Marko Perković Thompson's concert, focusing on how mainstream media portrayed the event and its nationalist themes.