Entertainment
Journalism on the Edge: How to Survive the Pressures
Economic insecurity, political pressures, and disinformation shape the daily lives of Croatian journalists, and the profession seeks sustainable solutions.
Movies & TV
Marko Šapit Leaves HRT to Host HNL Monday
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.
Croatia
35 Years Since the Murder of Stjepan Penić
Stjepan Penić, a journalist for Croatian Radio Vukovar and a correspondent for Glas Slavonije and Večernji list, was killed on August 6, 1991, in Dalj after being subjected to torture.
Pets
Mountains Becoming Increasingly Risky: Warning from a Renowned Croatian Alpinist
In a Croatian Radio Rijeka show, Vedrana Simičević highlighted how permafrost thaw and unstable glaciers increase danger for hikers, while the number of unprepared climbers grows.
Politics
Anti-SLAPP Law Takes Effect in EU, Member States Complete Implementation
New law protects journalists and activists from strategic lawsuits aimed at silencing, not justice.