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
Croatia, Albania and Kosovo signed a memorandum on military cooperation, which provoked a sharp reaction from Serbia
Teachers and professors in more than 500 schools in Croatia are on a one-day strike on Wednesday (March 19).
Journalists from Slobodna Dalmacija were banned from entering Serbia before the protest because, as they were told, they represent a security risk
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
Donald Trump practically declared a trade war on the European Union. Croatia found itself in the dark
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
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
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.
The defunct Croatian and formerly Yugoslav brand of textile fashion items called Varteks, which in its current form was created in 1948 by the nationalization of the Varaždin - Tivar Textile Industry, was founded on November 1, 1918 as a joint-stock company of Czech industrialists and Croatian merchants.
The arrival of many Croats in Belgrade, mostly for tourism, contributed to the normalization of relations. Does the Serbian state leadership want to ruin it?
On the first Friday of the store boycott in Croatia, 30 million euros less was spent in stores than a week earlier. Now consumers in Serbia, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina are also called to boycott on Friday
The anti-Croatian hysteria that the Serbian authorities have been spreading for weeks through the regime's tabloids is slowly gaining foreign policy implications. For now, Zagreb does not want to strain relations, claims journalist Michael Martens of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Croatia advised citizens to postpone all necessary trips to Serbia due to "inappropriate actions" towards Croatian citizens. Among the recommendations are caution, avoiding crowds and contacting the embassy in case of need
Thirteen foreign participants of a conference of non-governmental organizations were rushed from Serbia with various inconveniences. Why is the government embarrassing Serbia so much?
Participants in the workshops of the "Erste Stiftung" organization were expelled from Serbia with the explanation that they threaten the security of the state and citizens
Regardless of the current distribution of power, authority and authority, in the media in Croatia, primarily the state ones, you could see and hear representatives of the government and the opposition. There are preferences and influences, but they cannot be compared with media consensus in Serbia
According to the just published exit polls, Zoran Milanović won 77,86 percent of support, and his opponent Dragan Primorac 22,14 percent. Milanović said that these elections will be a referendum against Plenković
The candidates are the current president Zoran Milanović, from the Social Democratic Party SDP, and Dragan Primorac, from the Croatian Democratic Union HDZ, with the support of the Homeland Movement and a couple of smaller parties.
In the interview, Novak Djokovic talked about many topics, and the part where he talked about his attitude towards the former Yugoslav republics was particularly interesting.
"It is important to us that this package of sanctions leaves 45 days for the Serbian authorities to resolve the issue of ownership and NIS," said Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković.
Serbian Ambassador Jelena Milić sulkily left the Christmas reception in Zagreb because she did not like the support she heard there for the student protests.
In the second round of the presidential elections in Croatia, votes will be cast for the current president of Croatia, Zoran Milanović, that is, for Dragan Primorac
The presidential elections in Croatia will be held on Sunday, December 29. The polling stations are open from 7:19 a.m. to XNUMX:XNUMX p.m., and the current president Zoran Milanović is the main favorite to win
The Government of Croatia made a decision to declare Saturday, December 21, the Day of Mourning in Croatia due to the tragedy that occurred at Prečko Elementary School in Zagreb, when a nineteen-year-old boy injured a teacher and several students with a sharp object, and one child died.
On the Croatian island of Kaprije, a school was recently opened - for only one student. Locals hope that this is the beginning of saving the aging island, which fills up only when tourists flood in
The German authorities plan to intensify the deportation of migrants to EU countries, with Croatia being the main destination. These deportations within the Union are carried out in accordance with the Dublin III regulation
