A Word on the War with Culture
The article discusses the manipulation of cultural language by politicians in Slovakia, highlighting the role of artists and writers in shaping the true meaning of concepts like nation and homeland.
Consequences of the Ukraine War: Russian Veterans Bring Violence Back Home
Russian veterans returning from the Ukraine War are causing internal conflicts in their homeland, drawing attention to their readiness for violence and the privileges they receive.
L. Kasčiūnas on the War in the Middle East: Lithuania Should Contribute if the U.S. Asks
Laurynas Kasčiūnas, leader of the Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats, believes Lithuania should assist in the Middle East conflict if requested by the U.S.
Mariangela Gualtieri. Secular Prayer to Love, the Only Homeland
The article discusses the interplay between silence and sound in poetry during war, focusing on Mariangela Gualtieri's concert 'Ruvido umano.'
Trump and the 'mutinied' intelligence
Kristi Noem lost her position as Secretary of Homeland Security after making an unwelcome statement to a House committee, potentially destabilizing the US intelligence community and impacting Donald Trump's efforts regarding the Iran war.
Trump’s DHS pick, Markwayne Mullin, never served in military but talks as if he did
Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin, nominated by Donald Trump for the Department of Homeland Security, speaks about war experiences he has never personally had, causing confusion in his interviews.
Modernization of the DNA Laboratory: Accelerating the Identification of Missing Persons from the Homeland War
The Croatian Minister of Veterans, Tomo Medved, affirmed the government's commitment to further investing in the modernization of DNA laboratories in Zagreb to enhance the identification of missing persons from the Homeland War.
The Peshmerga fought ISIS. They're now ready to go to war for their homeland
Kurdish troops known as the Peshmerga are mobilizing to combat the Iranian regime along the Iraq-Iran border, fueled by aspirations for Kurdish autonomy and freedom.
What did Slobo say to the rebelling Serbs and the JNA in Pakraca?
The article presents a reader's comment on the commemoration of the 35th anniversary of the beginning of the Homeland War in Pakraca.
ONLY BAD CHOICES: Afghans living in Iran return to the center of their country's conflict from the bombings
Afghan refugees are returning from Iran to their war-torn homeland amid ongoing humanitarian crises.
Cetinski Threatened with Death, Jozinović Nevertheless Performs in Novi Sad
Singer Tony Cetinski received death threats after initially canceling his concert in Novi Sad due to backlash linked to the venue's controversial history, while performer Jakov Jozinović confirmed he would still go ahead with his show.
Will Tomašević remove the large mural dedicated to defenders? 'He doesn't have a permit, but... '
The newly appeared mural in Zagreb honoring Croatian military units from the Homeland War lacks official approval, raising questions about its future amid the planned demolition of the Vjesnik building.
The Association of Women Veterans of the Homeland War Pula Celebrated Women's Day by Collecting Donations
On International Women's Day, the Association of Women Veterans of the Homeland War Pula honored their contributions by gathering donations.
Students Against the Regime: What Iranian Students in Germany Think About the War
Iranian students studying in Germany express support for the military actions against their homeland, viewing it as a chance to rid their country of dictatorship, while fearing for their family members back home.
Murals Dedicated to the Homeland War Painted in a Zagreb Underpass
Murals honoring the Homeland War and its units have been painted in a Zagreb underpass, coinciding with the planned demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper.
Middle East war: Remains of first US soldiers return home
The remains of the first U.S. soldiers killed in the Middle East war have begun to return to their homeland, marking a significant moment for their families and the nation.
Iranian artists in exile speak out as war shakes their homeland
Iranian artists in exile in Paris are advocating for peace and democratic transition as their homeland faces turmoil due to war and repression.
N. Christodoulides: We act responsibly - Our homeland is not part of a military operation
President of Cyprus, Nicos Christodoulides, emphasizes the country's commitment to security and humanitarian roles amidst the Middle East conflict, asserting that Cyprus will not participate in any military operations.
Iranian Jews in Israel: 'He is dead, quite wonderful!'
The article explores the perspectives of Iranian Jews in Israel regarding the recent war involving their homeland and the death of its spiritual leader, Khamenei, through the lens of a market in Tel Aviv.
Young Iranian footballer fights tears as she speaks about war in Iran
Sara Didar, a young Iranian footballer, fought back tears while discussing the plight of her homeland amidst the ongoing conflict as she competes in the Women's Asian Cup in Australia.
The 35th Anniversary of the Beginning of the Homeland War Celebrated in Pakrac
The 35th anniversary of the beginning of the Homeland War was commemorated in Pakrac, Croatia, marking the first armed conflict between Croatian forces and rebellious Serbs.
FBI remains on high alert, DHS memo warns of lone wolf attacks amid war with Iran
The FBI is on high alert for potential attacks as the conflict with Iran escalates, according to a memo from the Department of Homeland Security.
The Ministry of Croatian Veterans has announced a public call for a short story about the Homeland War
The Ministry of Croatian Veterans has launched a competition for high school students to submit short stories about the Homeland War to promote remembrance and values associated with it.
Liudmyla fled the war in Ukraine - has stopped hoping to return
Liudmyla Överberg reflects on the deep sorrow of leaving her homeland, as she marks the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The Story of Two Real Brothers... One Fought for India and the Other for Pakistan!
The article narrates the poignant tale of two brothers, Major Younus Khan and Major Sahibzada Yaqub Khan, who found themselves on opposite sides during the first war between India and Pakistan, resulting from the partition of their homeland in 1947.
Ukrainian artist Viktoria Berezina: every day brings unbearable news. It takes my breath away, and yet I want to scream so loudly that the whole world hears.
Ukrainian artist Viktoria Berezina reflects on the daily unbearable news stemming from the ongoing conflict in her homeland, compelling her to express her emotions through her art.
Weapons are not meant to kill, but to defend
Ukrainian women living in Iceland express their gratitude for the local support amid the ongoing war in their homeland, which marks four years since the Russian invasion began.
Penava on Dabro, Raspudić on Carnivals, Ana Filko on Identification of the Missing
Last week featured numerous topics including Penava's comments on Dabro, Raspudić's views on carnivals, and the identification of people missing from the Homeland War.
Ukrainian Organizations in the US Don't Let Up or Forget About the War
Ukrainian organizations in the United States actively engage in fundraising and advocacy efforts to support their homeland amidst ongoing conflict with Russia.
Dr. Janja Sekula refutes Veljko Džakula: He presents himself as a man who wanted peace. Here's the truth
Dr. Janja Sekula from the Croatian Memorial Documentation Centre of the Homeland War refutes claims made by Veljko Džakula regarding his role in the conflict in Western Slavonia, emphasizing that Džakula's portrayal of himself as a peacemaker is misleading.
‘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.
Gordan Malić Deconstructed the Peacemaker: The Same Theses Were Presented by Milošević's Propaganda
Journalist Gordan Malić critiques the documentary film 'Peacemaker', arguing it presents the Homeland War as a civil conflict and includes testimonies of witnesses who admitted to lying in court.
Sedlar is shooting a big film about Vukovar, now it’s HAVC’s turn: ‘If we don’t do it now…’
Croatian director Jakov Sedlar is developing an international film project about Vukovar as a continuation of his trilogy on the Homeland War.
Biloglav: The City of Zadar will have a Homeland War Museum by the end of the mandate!
Dr. Damir Biloglav announced plans for a Homeland War Museum in Zadar and outlined the eight conditions set for cooperation following the local elections.
Communist symbols reappear in Zagreb, Černy: They insult the victims of the Homeland War
Red placards announcing the event 'Zagreb School of Communism' have appeared in Zagreb, provoking outrage from local officials regarding their implications for the victims of past regimes.
Liveblog Olympics 2026: Controversy over Helmet of Ukrainian Skeleton Racer – "Decision that Breaks My Heart"
Ukrainian skeleton racer Wladyslaw Heraskewytsch faces a ban on his specially designed helmet intended to honor war victims from his homeland.
More money for veterans' associations: Zagreb County announced a competition, here’s how much they give
Zagreb County has announced a public competition worth 100,000 euros for funding programs and projects from veterans' associations stemming from the Homeland War, aiming to strengthen their capacities in social and psychological empowerment.
Zagreb County allocates 100 thousand euros for veterans' association projects
Zagreb County has announced a public competition worth 100,000 euros for funding programs and projects from associations arising from the Homeland War.
And now - Croatia! Until recently it was part of Yugoslavia, and Croats carry the symbols of volunteers
The article discusses Croatia's Olympic debut in Albertville amidst ongoing conflict, highlighting the athletes' symbolic tribute to fallen volunteers of their homeland.
These young men belong at home to defend their homeland
Russia and Ukraine are negotiating a war resolution in Abu Dhabi, however, the fronts remain entrenched, with a prisoner exchange being the only progress reported.
The Connection Between the War and Sports Generation: Matej Mandić's Father Defended the Homeland
Franjo Mandić, father of Croatian handball player Matej Mandić, is recognized for his role as a Croatian defender during the Homeland War in the early 1990s, highlighting the link between military and sports generations.
Medved calls veterans to welcome handball players. "Come in as large numbers as possible"
Minister of Veterans, Tomo Medved, invites associations from the Homeland War to attend the welcome of the Croatian handball team in Zagreb following their success at the European Championship.
Mostovac: A mandatory register of aggressors is missing
Members of parliament welcomed the government's proposal to amend the law on civil victims of the Homeland War and improve their care system, highlighting the significant role civilians played in defending Croatia.
Parliament discusses amendments to the Law on Civil Victims of the Homeland War: Here’s what’s changing
The Croatian Parliament is discussing amendments to the Law on Civil Victims of the Homeland War to improve the care system for civil victims.
Celebrating the Day of International Recognition of Croatia
Croatia marks two significant historical events today: the Day of International Recognition and the Day of the Peaceful Reintegration of Croatian Danube, commemorating its recognition by twelve members of the then European Community amidst the Homeland War 34 years ago.
Cinema Forum and KNAP Center become spaces of remembrance for the people and events that shaped the Republic of Croatia
The Homeland Documentary Film Week, featuring the Festival and Review of Homeland Documentary Film, will take place from January 19 to 24 in Zagreb, showcasing seven films related to the Homeland War and the events that marked the creation of the Republic of Croatia.
The Post Office Issues a Series of Commemorative Postcards 'Heroes of the Homeland War'
Croatian Post, in collaboration with the Ministry of Defense, is issuing a series of commemorative postcards titled 'Heroes of the Homeland War' to be distributed to conscripts upon their arrival for basic military training.
Heroes of the Homeland War on Croatian Postcards
The Croatian Post, in collaboration with the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Croatia, is issuing a series of commemorative postcards titled 'Heroes of the Homeland War' to be distributed to conscripts during their basic military training.
PHOTO Post issued commemorative postcards. They will be distributed to recruits at the beginning of military service
Croatian Post, in collaboration with the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Croatia, is issuing a series of commemorative postcards titled 'Heroes of the Homeland War' to be distributed to military recruits at the start of their basic training.
VIDEO Kolinda: I believe that Trump sincerely wants to stop the war in Ukraine
Former Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović commented on the war in Ukraine and Donald Trump's actions, expressing belief in his good intentions for achieving peace while drawing parallels to Croatia's situation during the Homeland War.