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On September 13, 2026, prominent Croatian opera artists will perform with the HRT Symphony Orchestra at HNK2, in a charity concert.

The Croatian National Bank has put into circulation a coin dedicated to the 100th anniversary of radio, with numismatic editions going on sale on August 20.

Matija Bajsić from HRT's Čakovec-Varaždin bureau traveled hundreds of kilometers to help extinguish fires in Dalmatia, describing it as the toughest terrain of his career.

The Municipal State Attorney's Office in Pula charges him with setting dry vegetation on fire at multiple locations on August 5, with the flames threatening residential buildings.

Three Croatian clubs face decisive playoff matches for spots in European group stages, with fans able to follow the action on various television channels.

The team behind the cult HRT show 'Nedjeljom u 2' has started releasing archival footage, starting with a heated 2003 debate between Aleksandar Stanković and Ante Đapić about the HSP and Ustaša movement.

After years at public television and the 2026 World Cup, one of the most recognizable faces of sports journalism moves into digital waters and takes over a popular football podcast.

The jubilee 20th edition of the Vukovar Film Festival, from September 2 to 5, brings screenings at attractive locations, names like Pawlikowski and Östlund, and a live broadcast of the opening on HRT.

The acclaimed film 'Vincent: The Life and Death of Vincent van Gogh' airs on Channel 3, offering an intimate portrait of the artist through his letters and stirring controversy over his death.

On the hill of Čukur above Hrvatska Kostajnica, on August 10, 1991, HRT cameraman Gordan Lederer was killed. JNA General Andrija Rašeta refused permission for the helicopter that was to transport him to the hospital to land.

A commemoration at the 'Shattered Landscape' memorial was held under the patronage of the Croatian Government. Lederer was killed by a sniper on August 10, 1991, while documenting the truth about the Homeland War in Banija.

The tender for the new Director General of public television has been open since July 15, with the current chief's mandate expiring in October. Several names are in play, but the final decision will be made by the Prime Minister.

Production company BITE ART had revenue of just €59,536 last year, and now it will produce seven episodes of the series 'Perfect Places with Saša Šekoranja' for the public broadcaster.

The former HRT war correspondent shared an emotional story on Victory Day about a promise made over 30 years ago.

Mladen Pavković's column sharply criticizes this year's celebration of Operation Storm, highlighting the chasm between the people and politicians and demanding radical changes to the protocol.

Thousands of visitors filled Knin's Dr. Ante Starčević Square for a concert marking Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day, while the public broadcaster faced criticism for not airing the spectacle.