President of the World Youth Alliance: ‘Views on Life and Surrogacy Become a Problem for EU Agencies’
Paula Andrea Lopez, president of the World Youth Alliance, discusses challenges faced by the organization related to EU agency scrutiny over its values regarding life and surrogacy.
Leaving the Church is not a sufficient reason for dismissal. Companies must review their HR policies
The article discusses the implications of church affiliation on employment policies in Poland, emphasizing that resigning from the Church should not justify dismissal.
Ivica Granić: The man who killed millions by taking on God's role has died
Prominent American scientist Paul R. Ehrlich, known for his controversial book 'The Population Bomb', passed away at the age of 94, leaving a lasting impact on global population policies.
Killer in a Women's Prison: How Gender Ideology Entered Behind Bars?
This article discusses the case of Sonja Hranjec, a transgender woman accused of murdering fellow artist Vedran Gračan, and the implications of gender identity policies in the penal system.
Josipa Nemet on the podcast 'Željka Markić & Narod.hr': Childhood defense systems have failed
In a recent podcast episode, biochemist and molecular biologist Josipa Nemet discussed the shortcomings of childhood defense systems and the impact of ideology on public policies.
Frano Čirko: Trash on the Streets, Rats, and Wild Boar Have Become the Face of the So-Called ‘Green Revolution’
Frano Čirko was elected president of the Croatian Sovereignists in Zagreb and criticized the city's current conditions under the 'green revolution' policies, linking them to increasing urban waste and animal issues.
The HSLS Presidency Supported Hrebak, Remains Part of the Coalition
The HSLS party has reaffirmed its commitment to the ruling coalition and its policies amidst ongoing political challenges in Croatia.
Orban wrote to Zelensky: 'Open the oil pipeline immediately'
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has sent an open letter to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, demanding the immediate reopening of the Druzhba oil pipeline and an end to what he describes as anti-Hungarian policies.
Families with three or more children are clearly not Plenković's priority: Why doesn't he copy the EU in this?
The article discusses the lack of support for families with three or more children in Croatia compared to other EU countries, highlighting Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's insufficient prioritization of family policies.
The Consequence of Liberal Policies: Every Sixth Child in Ireland is Aborted
A bishop in Ireland has warned that the country has lost 300 primary school classes in one year due to abortion, highlighting the societal impact of this trend.
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.
Mamdani like Tomašević: Look at New York buried in snow and garbage
Recent images of New York streets covered in snow and garbage have sparked criticism towards Mayor Zohran Mamdani, drawing parallels with the municipal policies of Zagreb's Mayor Tomislav Tomašević.
We can also own real estate: Check out the portfolios of this red-green team
The article discusses the socialist and green policies of the Croatian political party Možemo regarding real estate ownership, correlating them with similar ideologies in the U.S.
American minister: Iranian leadership was madly transferring money abroad
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent testified that Iranian leaders might believe their regime is on the brink of collapse due to U.S. policies that created a dollar shortage in Iran.
Former Champion Criticizes UFC: Why Are Different Rules for Jones?
Former welterweight champion Kamaru Usman criticized the UFC for its inconsistent fighter ranking policies after the promotion removed the undefeated Shavkat Rakhmonov from the welterweight rankings due to an announced injury absence.
German regulator fines Amazon for dictating pricing policy
The German regulator has fined Amazon €59 million for unlawfully dictating pricing policies to retailers on its platform.
Republicans Fear Losing Majority in Both Houses of Congress Because of Trump
Republicans in the Senate are increasingly worried that negative public reactions to President Trump’s policies, particularly regarding economic management and controversial deportations, could jeopardize their slim majority in Congress during the November elections.
US investigates Nike over anti-white discrimination claims
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is examining claims of discrimination against white employees by Nike and has requested information regarding the company's HR policies.
Šipić: We are recording an increase in the number of births and returnees
Minister Ivan Šipić announced a rise in the number of births and discussed demographic policies aimed at immigration and repatriation.
United Against Fascism: Zagreb is Not and Will Not Be a Backdrop for the Normalization of Ustasha
The initiative United Against Fascism stated that Zagreb will not serve as a stage for political performances that normalize hatred, historical revisionism, and authoritarian policies during the welcome of the Croatian handball team.
Brazilian influencer who supported Trump arrested by ICE
A Brazilian right-wing influencer and supporter of Donald Trump, who claimed that the former president's immigration policies targeted only 'fraudsters,' has been arrested in New Jersey by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
Pahlavi: I will stop the nuclear program, support for terrorists will halt. We will recognize Israel
Reza Pahlavi, son of the overthrown Iranian Shah, outlines key policies he would implement if he were to take power in Iran, including ending the nuclear program and stopping support for terrorist groups.
Legends sharply criticize United player: Not good enough for this club
Former Manchester United midfielder Nicky Butt has harshly criticized Manuel Ugarte, stating that the Uruguayan footballer is simply not good enough to play for the club and symbolizes poor transfer policies after struggling since his arrival in summer 2024.
USA Records Negative Net Migration for the First Time in 50 Years in 2025
In 2025, the United States experienced its first negative net migration in half a century, largely attributed to the strict immigration policies of the Trump administration, according to a report by the Brookings Institution.
This happened: Hasanbegović and 'Možemovci' united on one thing
A surprising alliance has formed in Zagreb politics as Možemo, SDP, HDZ, and Zlatko Hasanbegović all agree on the need to reinstate a third lane for automobiles, challenging the current traffic policies of Mayor Tomašević.
Anušić: Our Rafales are ready for action at any moment
Defense Minister Ivan Anušić commented on NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's visit to Croatia, emphasizing the importance of the defense industry and discussing the country's implementation of European decisions and policies.
Fuchs announced changes regarding excuses in schools: We might limit them
Education Minister Radovan Fuchs announced proposed changes to rules regarding student excuses for absences, emphasizing stricter guidelines on mobile phone use and better communication between schools and parents.
Tomašević's traffic 'solutions': New pedestrian zones in the center and expansion of paid parking zones
Zagreb's traffic situation, worsened by recent policies under Tomislav Tomašević, has led to announcements of new pedestrian zones and extended paid parking areas in an effort to improve urban mobility.
Bosnian from Možemo becomes the chief negotiator for the Greens
Gordan Bosanac, a representative from the Možemo party in the European Parliament, has been appointed as the chief negotiator for the Greens in establishing a new fund for cohesion and agricultural policies with a budget of 900 billion euros.
Iranian authorities in crisis due to rebellion. "Their policies may have made sense in 1979."
Iran is facing a legitimacy crisis as widespread anti-government protests escalate across all provinces, amidst increasing international pressure.
Federal agents shot two people in Portland
Federal agents shot two people during a traffic stop in Portland, Oregon, just a day after another fatal shooting involving federal agents in Minneapolis sparked public outrage over stringent immigration policies.
Retired General: Europeans, Stop Flattering Trump. He Left You to Russia
Retired General Ben Hodges claims that recent actions from Washington show that Europe and Ukraine have been left to fend for themselves, as President Trump’s policies abandon them to Russia.
Ivica Granić: Macron's Agony or How French Chaos Can Destroy the Future of the European Union
The article discusses the deteriorating stability of France under President Macron and suggests that his failed policies may jeopardize the future of the European Union.
Iranian protests reveal a deeper crisis: the economy is just an indicator of dissatisfaction with the regime
Protests in Iran highlight a complex, deep-rooted crisis exacerbated by the government's oppressive tactics and failing economic policies.
Economist Vidaković: I would advise the Germans what they advised us in the 1990s
Economist Neven Vidaković discussed Germany's deep structural problems and public dissatisfaction during an appearance on HTV's 'Studio 4', pointing out that the country is undergoing a restructuring process due to its policies and structural inflation.
Khabib: Dagestanis come, break people, and take money. Americans don't like that
Khabib Nurmagomedov criticized the UFC for favoring fighters with mic skills over actual fighting talent, expressing his disapproval of the organization's employment policies.
Trump proposes economic measures he harshly criticized when Biden was in office
Former President Donald Trump suggests economic policies similar to those of President Joe Biden, despite previously criticizing Biden for the rising inflation.
Trust in Macron among the French is at an all-time low
A new survey reveals that trust in French President Emmanuel Macron has plummeted to the lowest level since he took office in 2017, with only 25% of respondents believing he will implement good policies for the country.