In a weekly overview, Narod.hr features an interview with Nikola Grmoja, the president of the political party Most, where he discusses significant political events in Croatia. He addresses the recent criticisms regarding the status of singer Marko Perković 'Thompson', who the left claims has become a regime's singer, and points out the previous demands from prominent political figures for Thompson to be silenced after the Croatian national football team's success in 2018. Grmoja's interview highlights the challenges faced by Croatia's political landscape, mixing political commentary with cultural discourse.

Ante Letica, who also appeared on the program, speaks about the realms of intelligence warfare, which has become increasingly relevant in light of geopolitical conflicts and internal security. He touches on the implications of this warfare on Croatia's national security and the importance of understanding both domestic and foreign intelligence operations, particularly regarding the ongoing tensions in the region. Letica stresses that informed public discussions are crucial for addressing these sensitive matters.

Additionally, Ivan Šimonović shares insights on the state of the United Nations, reflecting on its role in international diplomacy and the effectiveness of its mechanisms in dealing with crises around the world. His comments provide a broader context for understanding Croatia's place within global governance frameworks. Šimonović's discussion adds an important layer to the week’s political overview, linking local issues to international dynamics and underlining the interconnectedness of political realities in Croatia and the global stage.