On Sunday, a secret seminar titled the 'Zagreb School of Communism' was conducted in Zagreb by the Revolutionary Communist Alliance, a local group openly advocating for the overthrow of capitalism and preparation for a socialist revolution. The event gathered participants who referred to themselves as 'Bolsheviks', indicating their intent to prepare cadres for imminent revolutionary upheavals. The seminar was noteworthy due to the commentary provided by Helena Biberić, the leader of the Zagreb chapter, who openly embraces her radical leftist ideology and her affiliation with the group.

During an interview with Jutarnji list, Biberić emphasized their commitment to establishing a socialist state in Croatia and their vision of a Balkan socialist federation. The organization is connected to an international network known as the Revolutionary Communist International, which has branches across several former Yugoslav states. This network reflects a broader ambition among certain far-left factions to revive communist ideologies in a contemporary context, challenging the current capitalist systems in place.

This event and the media's portrayal of it highlight the growing visibility and organization of radical leftist movements in Croatia and the Balkans. The reporting tone by Jutarnji's journalist Filip Pavić has sparked discussions about how mainstream media covers such organizations, potentially indicating a shift in public perception of radical politics in the region, as groups like the Revolutionary Communist Alliance clearly aim to gain a foothold in the political discourse.