Josip Pečarić in the podcast 'Željka Markić & Narod.hr': How to recognize who is not for Croatia
In a new podcast episode, academic Josip Pečarić discusses his life, challenges he faced in Belgrade, and his views on societal issues in Croatia.
Dijanović: Jugosphere as an Ideological Fantasy and Cultural-Political Project of Undermining Croatian Identity
Davor Dijanović critiques the concept of 'jugosphere' in response to a Deutsche Welle article discussing the cultural significance of the film 'Svadba' and its reception in the former Yugoslavia.
Modrić on the Mentality of Croats: We Are Proud, Ready to Suffer, and Love to Fight
Croatian football captain Luka Modrić discusses the unique mentality of Croats, emphasizing their pride, resilience, and willingness to endure challenges during a conversation on American television.
American Archbishop who denied Communion to Nancy Pelosi visits Croatian Catholic University
Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone of San Francisco visited the Croatian Catholic University, highlighting the importance of Catholic identity in education.
Croatian Cinema Hit: What Does the People Want to Tell Us?
A Croatian comedy that mocks nationalist clichés is becoming popular in the Balkans, raising questions about public perceptions.
The Croatian Party of Rights Commemorated the 130th Anniversary of the Death of Its Founder, Dr. Ante Starčević
The Croatian Party of Rights held a ceremony to commemorate the 130th anniversary of the death of its founder, Dr. Ante Starčević, in Zagreb.
After grandfather and uncle, the Miljak family finally found the father killed at Ovčara: 'Now he has peace, and we have him too'
The Miljak family has confirmed the identity of their father, along with others, as part of the identification process for victims of the Croatian War of Independence.
‘The Germ of Fascism’: HTV gave Vučetić half an hour; he stated that our foundation is not the Homeland War
Marko Vučetić, a radical left philosopher and activist, discussed his controversial views on Croatian identity and history during an interview on HTV's program, inciting public criticism.
Croatian Box Office Hit: Does a Serb Impregnate a Croat?
The Croatian comedy "The Wedding" has achieved record-breaking box office success by humorously playing with national stereotypes.
Dijanović: Cultural War as the Last Line of Defense for Privileges
The article discusses how recurring debates in Croatian public discourse, particularly surrounding figures like Marko Perković Thompson, highlight the cultural war that serves to protect established privileges against the changing attitudes of younger generations.
Butković: Thompson's songs do not endanger anyone, therefore I condemn the politics of prohibitions
Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Oleg Butković defended singer Marko Perković Thompson, stating that his songs do not threaten anyone and criticized policies aimed at banning his performances.
From Mandić to Dalić: Why the left loves migrants and despises Croats from BiH?
The article discusses the Croatian left's disdain for Croats from Bosnia and Herzegovina, despite their support for illegal migrants, amidst recent debates triggered by the Croatian handball team's success.
Jonjić: Tuđman's Vision of Croatia Against Krleža's Yugoslav Myth (III)
Historian and politician Tomislav Jonjić discusses the creation and maintenance of the myth of Croatian identity by Franjo Tuđman, amidst the backdrop of historical reconciliation.
Jonjić: Tuđman's Vision of Croatia Against Krleža's Yugoslav Myth
Historian Tomislav Jonjić discusses how Franjo Tuđman contributed to the creation and maintenance of a narrative about Croatian identity that contrasts with Joseph Broz Tito's socialist legacy.
Double connotations in sports, history, and pop culture break Plenković's political spine
The article discusses the political turmoil surrounding the reception of the Croatian handball team, intertwining sports with national identity and political authority.
Alka Vuica admitted that her son is getting married, and interestingly, whose daughter is her future daughter-in-law
Croatian singer Alka Vuica, celebrating 40 years in her career, shares that her son is getting married and reveals the identity of her future daughter-in-law's father.
Dijanović: The Phenomenon of Croatian Self-hatred
The European Handball Federation's decision to ban Marko Perković Thompson's song at Croatian national team matches raises deeper political and identity-related questions about the criteria for assessing national symbols and the external pressures leading to such bans.
‘Why does it bother you if I show that I am a Croatian and a Catholic?’: Popular cook appeals
Popular food blogger Marija Herjavić Jerkić speaks out about the backlash she receives on social media for expressing her Croatian and Catholic identity.
Krstulović Opara: 'Today it is supposedly a shame to be Croatian, we must confront this'
The event celebrating the 34th anniversary of Croatia's international recognition brought together diplomats and officials who discussed the challenges of Croatian identity and the importance of military-diplomatic relations.
Critiques and praises or are 'haters of everything Croatian' actually the greatest patriots
The article explores the perception of Croatian literature as a means for understanding Croatian culture, initiated by a South American of Croatian descent seeking to connect with his roots.
Milanović: Greenland is useless. Maybe Trump doesn't know, but Svalbard exists
Croatian President Zoran Milanović criticized Greenland's importance and highlighted the existence of Svalbard during a media statement at the 'Evening of Međimurje Identity' event.
Banned Books, Censorship, and Brave Authors Who Created Croatia
The article discusses a significant period in Croatian literature post-World War I, highlighting the quiet rebellion in books addressing history, identity, and national uniqueness during a time of political change.
Croat kills conductor in Italy and then escapes by train. Police detained him and then released him
A Croatian man, suspected of murdering conductor Alessandro Ambrosio in Bologna, was briefly arrested and released by police before his identity was fully established.
PHOTO All of Janica Kostelić's Loves: She Left Zagreb for One, but Never Confirmed the One with the Footballer
Legendary Croatian skier and Olympic gold medalist Janica Kostelić celebrates her 44th birthday while keeping her private life more secretive than ever, having given birth to her second child in September 2023 without revealing the father's identity or the child's details.
He received a draconian punishment because of Croatia: 'If it weren't for that at Maksimir, maybe we wouldn't even have our country!'
Vlado Kasalo, a former Croatian footballer, reflects on his emotional memories from historic matches and their significance to the nation's identity.
January 11, 1972 – the intellectual and political leaders of the Croatian Spring arrested
On January 11, 1972, ten prominent intellectual and political leaders of the Croatian Spring were arrested, marking a significant suppression of the movement aimed at fostering Croatian national identity and rights.