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.
Jonjić: Tuđman thinks differently about Ustašism than prescribed
Historian Tomislav Jonjić explores Franjo Tuđman's complex views on Ustašism and the historical context surrounding his beliefs.
Jonjić: Dinner at the Tuđman Home and Discussion about Artuković (V.)
The article discusses a dinner hosted by Tuđman where he and others reflected on discussions about the formation of an independent Croatian state with historical figures from Yugoslav history.
Stanivuković demands a ban on Thompson's entry into BiH: 'Only Serbs are punished'
Draško Stanivuković, the mayor of Banja Luka, calls for a legal ban on Croatian singer Marko Perković Thompson following his controversial performance in Široki Brijeg, criticizing perceived double standards in punishing nationalists.
‘Istria, Rijeka and Dalmatia are Croatia’: Bartulica responds to the statement of the Italian EU representative
Croatian MEP Stjepo Bartulica condemned the iredentist remarks of Italian MEP Stefano Cavedagna regarding claims on Croatian territories.
Professor who incites against Thompson is a member of the Workers' Front
A Croatian professor and member of the Workers' Front has criticized singer Marko Perković Thompson, igniting further discourse on his controversial remarks at a recent concert.
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.
Severina: At my concerts, there is no nationalism or divisions
Croatian singer Severina emphasizes that her concerts foster unity and do not promote nationalism.
PHOTO Thompson filled the Youth Hall again, with scarves saying 'Gotovina' and 'Hrvatska' in the audience
Marko Perković Thompson successfully filled Rijeka's Youth Hall for two consecutive nights, drawing a crowd with displays of Croatian nationalism.
Bulj: Mamić's Kissing of Arkan's Widow's Hand is a Symbol of the Lies Sold to the People
Bulj criticizes Mamić's public display of affection towards the widow of a war criminal as a representation of deceptive nationalism in Croatia.
VIDEO: At the reception of handball players, shouted 'ZDS' with minors raising their right hands
During a reception for the Croatian handball team, Ivan Matanović filmed himself chanting 'Za Dom Spremni' with minors raising their right hands, which he claimed was not an act of spreading hatred.
Pupovac relativizes Chetnik activities in Gračac: The problem is Croatian 'toxic patriots'
Milorad Pupovac, a Member of Parliament, criticized Banja Luka Mayor Draško Stanivuković's comments regarding Croatian 'toxic patriots' instead of addressing the Greater Serbian idea during a speech at the Croatian Parliament.
LIVE Tomašević holds a press conference: An alarming precedent has occurred
Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević held a press conference addressing concerns regarding the absence of a nationalist salute during the welcome of the Croatian handball team who won bronze at the European Championship.
HDZ: It is clear, the ban on Thompson's song was an excuse to ban everything patriotic
The Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) criticized the cancellation of the welcome event for the national handball team in Zagreb, stating that the ban on a song by Marko Perković Thompson was merely an excuse to suppress national pride.
He was very important for the creation of the Croatian nation. His influence is often underestimated
Janko Drašković, an aristocrat and key figure of the Croatian national revival, played a significant yet often underappreciated role in formulating a modern political and cultural program for the Croatian national movement during its early days.
Everything will be covered by snow, my dear, rosemary and Stipe: Known and unknown contributions to the history of the recently extinguished weekly Globus
The article recounts an episode from the early 1990s when two Croats attempted to order Croatian flag badges that played the national anthem in Hong Kong, amidst the backdrop of Croatia's newly established statehood celebrations.
Famous Croat died forgotten in poverty, and for his own burial asked for something everyone would remember
Legendary Croatian and Yugoslav boxer Marijan Beneš passed away on September 4, 2018, at the age of 67 after suffering from severe Alzheimer's disease, having expressed strong opposition to Serbian nationalism while identifying as both a Croat and a Yugoslav.
Croatian from Vojvodina in the Defense of Vukovar and a 'crazy' story of one of them
This article details the brave actions of Croatian volunteers from Vojvodina who joined the defense of Vukovar during the Croatian War of Independence, risking their lives and families' safety.