Students of the Faculty of Political Science in Zagreb walked out after Iddo Netanyahu, Benjamin Netanyahu’s brother, gave a secret guest lecture at the institution.

In former Yugoslav countries, EU military industrial plans align with local bourgeoisie interests and right-wing agendas.

Thousands of people protested against plans to build poultry mega-farms in Croatia, warning of health and environmental concerns.

Tens of thousands marched in four Croatian cities to oppose escalating far-right violence, intimidation, and revisionism.

Croatia’s journalists’ union and professional association mobilized against Israel’s genocide in Gaza, condemning the targeted killing of Palestinian reporters.

Incumbent Zoran Milanović achieved a major win in the second round of Croatia’s presidential election, defeating rival Dragan Primorac by nearly 750,000 votes

Incumbent president Zoran Milanović missed a first-round victory in Croatia’s presidential election, setting the stage for a run-off on January 12, 2025

Activists secure major victory in weeks-long fight against hydroelectric plant near Una River source in Croatia

Protests persist at the Una River source in Croatia as authorities fail to provide concrete assurances that the construction of a controversial small hydroelectric plant will be halted

Communities near the Una River in Croatia are battling a proposed hydroelectric plant that threatens the source of the river, fearing irreversible environmental and societal damage

Despite ongoing pressure from local government and management, kindergarten teachers in Biograd na Moru continue their strike

Workers in the public kindergarten in Biograd, Croatia, are facing unprecedented pressures as they begin strike