Luck games
Croatia: Won almost 400.000 euros thanks to his wife and barbecue
A citizen of Croatia, a regular Eurojackpot player, paid the ticket that brought him 394.405 euros, and like many times before, he left it in his car and forgot about it.
The culture of memory
Vlada Divljan receives a bust in Zagreb
Musician, author and frontman of the cult band "Idols", Vlada Divljan, will receive a bust in the Rock and Roll Theme Park in Zagreb
Car crash
Chain collision in Croatia: Two people killed, several injured
Two people were killed and several others were injured in a serious traffic accident early in the morning on the A3 highway between Popovača and Križ, according to Croatian media.
Turning the tap
How much is freedom of speech worth for the Serbian community in the Croatian budget
The decision to deny Novosti, the weekly newspaper of the Serbian community in Croatia, a third of its previous funding, comes after political messages from the Homeland Movement, which boasted about it as a fulfilled promise. Is it political trade, dealing with minorities, or a model modeled on Orban
The death of the Pope and the Church in Croatia
Croatia: Pope Francis through the prism of Stepinac
Resistance to Pope Francis at the top of the Croatian Catholic Church was not only of a religious nature - it was also political and economic. His openness to the marginalized and his distance from ethno-religious nationalism made him an uneasy ally for those who make the church an instrument of government.
Croatia
A Croatian woman became a Roma woman: Did the politician from Međimurje "sell her faith for dinner"?
Maja Odrčić Mikulić, head of Međimurje, said that she wants to be a bridge between Croats and Roma. "It is a subjective feeling, many of my Roma people who stand behind me say that I have always been theirs and that my soul is Roma," she explained.
Political persecution
Expulsion of Croatian citizens: Passport holders march from Serbia
Croatian manager Nikola Francetic, who worked for the United group for seven years, is the latest victim of progressive systematic expulsion of Croatian citizens. He filed an appeal and was lucky enough to get his case before a politically unindoctrinated judge
Croatia: The phenomenon of Marko Perković Thompson
Ustašluk and entertainment
Marko Perković Thompson, a Croatian singer of Ustasha songs, sold half a million tickets for a concert in Zagreb. New generations have arrived in whose cosmos there is no contradiction between listening to Serbian teas and Headless
Croatia
The Law on Cemeteries in Croatia: Attack on "scattered Chetnik cemeteries" or the Cyrillic alphabet
Croatia amends the Law on Cemeteries, which requires the removal of gravestones erected after May 30, 1990 that "glorify Serbian aggression against Croatia." There is a fear among Serbs in Croatia that all graves with Cyrillic inscriptions will be removed
Croatia
Mileto Kekin's arrest: Does the scumbag still wear badges?
The Croatian Office for the Suppression of Corruption and Organized Crime prevented Mile Kekin from performing at the Zappa base in Belgrade in the afternoon. What is the frontman of Hladni piva and a right-wing critic accused of?
Political persecution
Ambassador of Croatia: Four Croatian citizens expelled from Serbia
The Ambassador of Croatia in Belgrade, Hidajet Biščević, confirmed today that in the past two days, four Croatian citizens were expelled from Serbia, and in the last three months there were 15 such cases.
Expelling dissenters
Vučić as an upgraded Seselj: You support the protests - march back to Croatia
Croatian citizen Arien Stojanović Ivković was expelled from Serbia by the Serbian authorities after 12 years of peaceful life, and her family was separated. It is a threat to all dissenters and is not an isolated case
Recommendation
War in the eyes of a child
Children are honest, they don't lie, and honesty and persuasiveness is the main virtue of the novel, which talks about people and not about official versions of events, which often seem tasteless, deceptive and clumsy compared to real images.
Foreign policy
The military agreement between Serbia and Hungary: Who will rattle the weapon louder?
Serbia and Hungary signed an agreement on defense cooperation. Previously, Croatia, Albania and Kosovo signed Declarations on military cooperation. Both sides talk about provocation
Seasonal jobs
Annual migration of Serbs to hotels and bars on the Adriatic
Receptionists, maids, helpers in the kitchen, cooks, pizza masters and others are jobs that can be found in season on the Adriatic. According to projections by experts, tens of thousands of workers are needed on the coast. What are the conditions and what is most in demand
(Un)diplomatic
All the outbursts of Jelena Milić: Professional event leaver
Serbian Ambassador to Croatia Jelena Milić, who was recalled suddenly and without explanation on March 25, has been filling newspaper columns in Croatia with incidents in recent months.
A diplomatic scandal
Jelena Milić almost became persona non grata in Croatia?
Jelena Milić attracted the attention of the public with behavior that, to put it mildly, did not contribute to the improvement of relations between Croatia and Serbia, writes Zagreb's Jutarnji list
Serbian diplomacy
Why did Belgrade recall the ambassador to Croatia, Jelena Milić?
Jelena Milić was recalled from the position of ambassador of Serbia in Croatia. The pro-regime "Večernje novosti" reminds of the "scandals" during her mandate
Patriotism
The new "performance" of the ambassador to Croatia, Jelena Milić
Serbian Ambassador to Croatia Jelena Milić criticized the attitude of the Croatian public towards the ultra-nationalist singer Mark Perković Thompson, and then demonstratively left the meeting on minority protection systems in Croatia and Serbia
Regional security
Military cooperation between Croatia, Albania and Kosovo: Warning to Belgrade
Croatia, Albania and Kosovo signed a memorandum on military cooperation, which provoked a sharp reaction from Serbia
Croatia
One-day strike in schools in Croatia
Teachers and professors in more than 500 schools in Croatia are on a one-day strike on Wednesday (March 19).
Protest in Belgrade
Slobodna Dalmacija journalists are banned from entering Serbia
Journalists from Slobodna Dalmacija were banned from entering Serbia before the protest because, as they were told, they represent a security risk
Corruption in the neighborhood
The fall of Plenković's squadron
A specter is circulating in Croatia, the specter of Laura Koveši. It seems that various ministers and other powerful people could end up behind the bars of the Remetinac prison. But will the lesson be learned? Difficult. The recidivism of Croatian politicians is incurable
The West's new crisis
How Croatia found itself between the EU and Trump
Donald Trump practically declared a trade war on the European Union. Croatia found itself in the dark
Everything is gross and net.
Belgrade and Zagreb together against NIS sanctions: Interest is stronger than politics
Serbia and Croatia found themselves on the same page in an attempt to prevent US sanctions on the Oil Industry of Serbia (NIS). While Belgrade strives to preserve energy stability, Zagreb advocates for the protection of economic interests and preservation of transit revenues
Sexual habits
Bosnians most often have sex, most Croats make love anally
Psychologist and political analyst Srđan Puhalo published a book about the sexuality of the inhabitants of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia and Croatia, based on a survey and collected 5403 responses from residents from three countries
Germany
German newspaper: Plenković fights for Serbian interests like a lion
Because of the Russian-owned Oil Industry of Serbia, Belgrade fears sanctions from the previous American administration. The reputable German newspaper "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung" writes about it.