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Gordan Malić and Ivana Kekin engage in a public disagreement over the portrayal of the Croatian Army in schools and the legacy of World War II partisans.

The article discusses the unclear motivations behind Trump's military actions against Iran amid growing tensions in the region.

A controversial photograph depicting a kiss between Serbian soldiers in Vukovar during the 1991 conflict won an international photography award but was subsequently withdrawn from public display due to public backlash.

Hamid Alukić, a Bosnian war criminal, has been arrested in Alabama and charged with two separate attacks during the Bosnian War.

Croatian veterans' associations have emphasized the need for thorough and impartial investigations into the events at SPENS hall in Novi Sad during 1991, calling for truth and responsibility.

A monograph documenting the history of the Usora municipality during the Croatian War of Independence was presented in Mostar, celebrating local bravery and sacrifice.

The U.S. has granted India a temporary exemption that permits the continued import of Russian oil amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, impacting global energy markets.

Igor Peternel, a representative of the Dom and National Gathering party, criticized the ongoing political conflict between President Zoran Milanović and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković for obstructing necessary judicial appointments in Croatia.

A 1996 article reveals Mujahideen continued to operate in Bosnia post-war, allegedly with support from top Bosnian political figures.

The article discusses potential winners and losers in various sectors due to the recent U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran, highlighting defense and energy companies as primary beneficiaries.

Tony Cetinski canceled his concert at the Spens hall in Novi Sad after learning it served as a detention center during the Croatian War, prompting various public reactions.

The escalation of conflict in the Middle East is leading many European travelers to change their vacation plans in favor of safer destinations like Croatia.

The escalating conflict in the Middle East is significantly impacting global energy security and the economy, especially in Europe.

Slovakia has abandoned its threat to veto the EU's extension of sanctions against over 2,700 Russian individuals and entities responsible for the war in Ukraine.

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.

Lebanon has requested assistance from the Vatican as Christians in the country's south suffer collateral damage amid ongoing conflicts involving Israel and Hezbollah.

Research at Petrovačka dola has revealed the remains of war victims, with ongoing efforts to identify all casualties connected to the Croatian War of Independence.

Rising energy prices due to conflict in the Middle East raise concerns about potential food price increases in Croatia.

Croatian Culture Minister Nina Obuljen Koržinek supports singer Tony Cetinski's decision to cancel a concert in a venue with a troubled past and emphasizes that performers should act on their conscience.

The article presents a reader's comment on the commemoration of the 35th anniversary of the beginning of the Homeland War in Pakraca.

A Serbian activist has claimed that the SPENS sports and business center in Novi Sad was used as a transit location for captured Croats during the war, rather than a standard concentration camp.

A documentary film and book titled "Cetingrad – Home Before Dawn" will be presented in Cetingrad, Croatia, focusing on the events during the occupation and the lives of the displaced residents.

Iran's Kharg Island, a small but strategically vital coral island, is crucial to the Iranian oil industry as it handles about 90% of the country's oil exports, making it a significant target amid rising tensions in the Middle East.

Historian Milan Radanović has controversially relativized partisan crimes during and after World War II, sparking condemnation due to his association with a publicly funded institution in Croatia.

Several Croatian artists, including Tony Cetinski, have canceled performances in Serbia out of respect for Croatian victims of the war, despite the potential for high earnings.

Donald Trump attributes the stale diplomatic negotiations over the Russia-Ukraine war to Ukrainian President Zelensky as his focus shifts to the conflict with Iran.

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.

Tony Cetinski canceled his concert in Novi Sad at the SPENS venue, which is associated with a concentration camp during the Croatian War of Independence.

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 BBC reports on Croatia's reinstatement of mandatory military service, highlighting the factors behind this decision and its implications for regional security.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has intensified, with US-Israeli attacks on Iran continuing and escalating tensions affecting the global economy.

Croatia has reintroduced conscription for the first time in 18 years in response to escalating security threats stemming from the prolonged war in Ukraine.

Croatia is reinstating mandatory military service in response to the changing security landscape due to the war in Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed that Russia is ready to supply Europe with oil and gas, particularly in light of the ongoing global energy crisis exacerbated by the Iranian war.

Croatian veterans are urging singers Toni Cetinski and Jakov Jozinović to cancel or relocate their concerts at the former concentration camp SPENS in Novi Sad, where Croatian fighters and civilians were imprisoned during the war.

Croatian singer Tony Cetinski canceled his concert scheduled for International Women's Day in a Novi Sad hall that served as a camp during the Croatian War of Independence.

Tony Cetinski has canceled his concert scheduled for International Women's Day at the SPENS hall in Novi Sad, which served as a detention camp during the Croatian War of Independence, following public concerns.

Murals honoring the Homeland War and its units have been painted in a Zagreb underpass, coinciding with the planned demolition of the Vjesnik skyscraper.

Boris Beck discusses the implications of fanaticism and societal conflict through the lens of historical and contemporary events in Iran.

Borislav Ristić analyzes the overwhelming military superiority of the US and Israel in their conflict with Iran amidst ongoing discussions about the war's purpose and goals.

U.S. President Donald Trump has demanded Iran's unconditional surrender as tensions rise in a war involving the United States and Israel that began in late February.

Iran's women's national football team has been labeled 'war traitors' by state media after they chose not to sing the national anthem prior to their match against South Korea in the Asian Cup in Australia.

The article discusses Dr. Vladimir Šumanović's research on the role of Serbian Orthodox clergy in the Chetnik organization in Dalmatia during World War II.

The Israeli military has entered Lebanon, and Iran has responded with strikes against U.S. military and diplomatic sites in the region, escalating tensions in the Middle East.

Four experts discussed the escalation of conflict in Iran and the region during a show on HTV.

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.

Croatian MP Predrag Mišić shared his harrowing experiences of the fall of Vukovar in 1991 during a podcast, reflecting on how the event forever changed his life.

Ahead of International Women's Day, the fAKTIV collective announces another 'Night March' that promotes an anti-state, anti-war, anti-capitalist message beyond women's rights.

Allegations against Goran Pavic suggest he fraudulently obtained Canadian citizenship due to false statements regarding his residency application and involvement in crimes against humanity.

The article discusses historian Davor Marijan's view that antifascism is not explicitly recognized as a constitutional value in Croatia, amidst ongoing societal divisions stemming from World War II events.