AI
Fake Historical Videos by AI Increasingly Convincing
Experts warn that artificial intelligence is not filling gaps in history, but creating content that matches our expectations and stereotypes.
Formula 1
Antonelli Writes History, Hamilton Celebrates: The Five Biggest Dramas of the 2026 F1 Season
The first half of the season brought a new record holder at the top of the standings, Hamilton's first win for Ferrari, and early whispers of driver shuffles. Meanwhile, Aston Martin grapples with chronic issues.
World
Hungary Shuts Down Paks Nuclear Plant for the First Time in History as Danube Runs Dry
Record-low water levels on the Danube have forced Hungary to completely shut down a plant that produces half of the country's electricity, prompting the government to announce major investments in renewables.
Football
Rivera on Baresi: I Don't Know the Criteria for the Ballon d'Or, but He Was the Greatest Defender in Italy's History
The football world bids farewell to the legend of AC Milan and the Italian national team, with Gianni Rivera emphasizing that Baresi was the best defender Italy has ever had.
Crime
Milan Lenuci: The Urban Planner Who Created Modern Zagreb After the 1880 Earthquake
Historians consider him the founder of modern Zagreb, and his Green Horseshoe of seven squares still adorns the city center.
Family
Marijana Mikulić Moved by Post: 'I Cry, I Scoop Myself Up from the Bottom of the Puddle'
Entrepreneurship
HPB Signs Largest Loan in History: €2.13 Billion for Croatian Motorways
Croatia
Ban Jelačić Square - Historical Symbol and Heart of Zagreb
Water Polo
Torcida declares boycott of Varaždin: 'You have no fans, no identity, no history'
Croatia
Dežulović: Chemical toilets at Šubićevac the latest act in the history of Croatian state-building urination
In a satirical column for N1, Boris Dežulović catalogs a quarter-century-old practice of Ustasha actors marking territory by urinating on anti-fascist monuments.
World
Iran tells US: History will carve the names of warmongers into a stone of warning
As diplomatic sparring with Washington continues and attacks are temporarily halted, the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, and oil prices fluctuate.
Football
Miura scores record goal at 59: Oldest scorer in history
Japanese legend Kazuyoshi Miura, former Dinamo player, scored for Fukushima United in the Emperor's Cup and set a record that no one is even close to breaking.
Football
At 19, Yamal is worth €220 million, the highest valuation in history
The market value of Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal has reached a record level. No player has ever been valued that high before.
Football
Netzer: The Blonde Genius Who Substituted Himself Into Games and Drove Ferraris
Günter Netzer was Germany's first football superstar, a midfield conductor who told coaches how to play, while running a discotheque and owning around twenty Ferraris.
Local
Uskok Battle for Klis: Minister Glavina Says Cultural Heritage Is Our Greatest Strength
This year's spectacle at Klis Fortress caught the attention of Minister of Tourism and Sports Tonči Glavina, who sees the event as a model for tourism development based on cultural heritage.
Croatia
Historian Jareb: The figure of 700,000 victims of Jasenovac was a political instrument
Dr. Mario Jareb from the Croatian Institute of History, in a podcast by Večernji TV, disputed the prevalent estimates of the number of Serbian victims in Jasenovac, claiming that demographic data contradict those figures.
Football
Yamal at 19 wins World Cup, Spain world champion for second time
Ferran Torres scored the only goal in extra time of the final in New York, and Lamine Yamal etched his name in history as the fourth youngest World Cup winner.
FIRE
Worst Fire in Madrid's History: Tens of Thousands Evacuated
Firefighters have lost control of a blaze raging west of the Spanish capital. The president of the Madrid region described the situation as 'completely unusual and catastrophic.'
Health
US: Largest Cyclosporiasis Outbreak in History Infects 41 States
More than 11,500 cases of intestinal illness linked to ice lettuce from Mexico, as FDA opens its sixth investigation this year while Health Secretary Kennedy claims the situation is 'under control'.
World
Ireland finds remains of 99 infants from mother and baby home in Tuam
Forensic excavation in County Galway continues to uncover the scale of one of the darkest chapters in Irish institutional history. DNA analysis could at least return a name and identity to some of the children.