Side effects

30.October 2024 Teofil Pančić

Pizz(ul)a Tonino

Any post-Yugoslav politician, if he does not belong to the "Serbian world" by birth, orientation and actions, can only receive public and official treatment in Vučić's Serbia with nausea and gnashing of teeth of a tolerated intruder, whom we let roam the corridors of the powerful palaces just because he is arrived here as an emissary of slightly more awkward political addresses

Zagreb

11.October 2024 Sonja Ciric

Serbian Cultural Center: Another attempt to start again

In the coming period, Serbia and Croatia will continue to work with increased strength to resolve open issues and improve relations, said Serbian Foreign Minister Marko Đurić on Thursday in Zagreb, opening the Serbian Cultural Center. It seems that we should hope for better days

In the new issue: Interview - Ante Tomić, writer

27.January 2023 Nedim Sejdinovic

Scum deserves everything bad that happens to him

"When you see how, more than thirty years after the breakup of Yugoslavia and despite war, hatred, intolerance and the strict Schengen regime, our cultural space is unique, how we are more connected than ever, who really cares what some morally and intellectually deficient people have to say about it individuals like Vučić and Milanović"

In the new issue: Interview - Ivica Đikić, writer

15.October 2022 Nedim Sejdinovic

A gift from Serbia for Croatian nationalists

"I must say that the current Croatian government is neither Ustasha nor pro-Ustasha. It is enough to know that the Deputy Prime Minister Anja Šimpraga comes from the Independent Democratic Serbian Party and that without three members of parliament from the same SDSS, there would not be a parliamentary majority supporting the government of Prime Minister Plenković and his HDZ. It is also clear to Vučić that the SDSS would not participate in the Ustasha government, nor would the pro-Ustasha Croatian Prime Minister want the SDSS in his ruling coalition."

Corruption all around him: Andrej Plenković

Politics

14.October 2022 MN

Andrej Plenković: The trial against the Croatian pilots is a farce

The process by the Serbian judiciary against the four Croatian pilots accused of attacking Serbian civilians in 1995 is a "non-existent process" and a "farce" for Croatia, said Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and said that, if the pilots are convicted, "that judgment does not exist for them".

Looking back

18.July 2022 Tatiana Tagirov

Serbian-Croatian relations: Too much history and hysteria

"Croatia celebrates the 'Storm', not thinking that more than 200.000 of its citizens of Serbian nationality had to leave their homes. At the same time, the government led by Prime Minister Vučić says that there was no genocide in Srebrenica, not even a word about Ovčara, about Prijedor and the cold storage facilities as well. They would only talk about reconciliation, without confrontation," Tatjana Tagirov wrote seven years ago. Some protagonists have disappeared from the main scene, some have changed positions, but the current turmoil surrounding Vučić's failure to go to Jasenovac confirms everything she said.

News

18.July 2022 A.I

In the shadow of Jasenovac: With righteous anger at Ustasha hatred

"The biggest scandal in the modern history of Croatia and Serbia", "plays with one of the bloodiest Serbian wounds", "the authorities in Croatia hate Vučić, not only because he made Serbia economically stronger, but because he always speaks without hesitation about the victims of the Serbian people", "Ustasha today, members of the European Union, do not like to be reminded of how many children they slaughtered", "scandalous and provocative act", "Croatian escape into historically revisionist and worst non-Ustasha", "anti-civilizational and illegal act"..., are some of the statements that have been continuously circulating in the Prorež media since yesterday