World
Yale Professor: Killing Children in Prijedor Is Proof of Genocidal Intent
Pettigrew warns of crimes against the youngest and the survivors' struggle for memorials that local authorities have refused to approve for years.
Culture
Childhood Under Siege in a Split Gallery
The exhibition 'Children in War, Sarajevo '92-'95' brings portraits of children who grew up amid shelling and shortages, opening Friday at Fotoklub Split.
Culture
Pavličić's Book Reveals the Beauty of Croatian Insults
Academician Pavao Pavličić in his new book 'The Most Beautiful Croatian Insults' explores seventy insults, their origins, and everyday usage, emphasizing the humor and richness of the Croatian language.
Culture
Francesco Guccini, Titan of the Italian Singer-Songwriter Scene, Dies
One of Italy's most influential musicians and writers passed away at 86 at his home in Pavana, surrounded by his family.
Culture
Eight Reasons to Visit the 28th Špancirfest
From August 21 to 30, Varaždin becomes the epicenter of culture with over 600 programs, concerts by major stars, new festival venues, and rich content for all generations.
Culture
Producer Matea Milić Passes Away
Culture
A Film About the Serbs Who Defended Croatia
Movies & TV
Goran Bogdan Ends Seven-Year Theater Hiatus
Culture
Milanović and Wife Attend Opening of Film Festival in Vrboska
Culture
Eight Years After His Death: Why Oliver Dragojević Remains a Vital Cultural Presence
The 'Trag u beskraju' memorial collection and concert in Vela Luka grows year after year, and his voice continues to shape collective memory and a sense of belonging.
Croatia
Beck: The Možemo Culture Is Organized Like Containers
Columnist Boris Beck, in a sharp critique of the city government, claims that garbage bins are deliberately placed at historical sites as a symbol of triumph, while funds are diverted to ideological projects.
Culture
Stjepko Rošin Wins Red Dot Design Award for Logo
International jury recognized the visual identity inspired by the early medieval script Beneventana as an example of outstanding creativity and execution.
Culture
Renovated Krsto Hegedušić Gallery Opens in Petrinja Six Years After Earthquake
Minister of Culture and Mayor Highlight That the City Has Regained Not Only an Artistic Space but Also a Part of Its Identity.
Croatia
Obuljen Koržinek: Andriana Škunca's Passing Leaves a Deep Silence
The Minister of Culture and Media extended condolences on July 29, 2026, to the family of poet and fine art photographer Andriana Škunca, highlighting her unique fusion of words and light and her lasting impact on Croatian culture.
World Scene
Jole from 'Braka na prvu' returned to Croatia and opened a wellness center: 'I am a showman'
After more than 30 years of living in Germany, Josip Jole Čavar returned to his homeland and launched a wellness center in Rovinj. He revealed to Net.hr the reasons for his return and what kind of woman he is looking for.
World
Humanity has lost tens of thousands of languages, study reveals
At its historical peak, there may have been more than 75,000 languages, while today we speak only about 7,500, according to research from Yale University.
Culture
Oliver's Songs Echo on the Marko Polo Ferry En Route to Vela Luka
Despite the storm that moved the concert to the ship's lounge, hundreds of passengers on the Jadrolinija ferry sang Oliver Dragojević's greatest hits in unison, as a prelude to the eighth edition of the 'Trag u beskraju' (Trace in Infinity) event.
Culture
Jurica Pavičić: Internationally Acclaimed, an Outsider at Home
The Croatian writer whose books are published in ten languages and who wins awards in France remains, according to Večernji list, an outsider on the domestic cultural scene.
Culture
Colleagues in tears bid farewell to Damir Šaban, the unforgettable Mazalo from 'Smogovci'
Numerous actors and friends gathered at the final farewell at Zagreb's Mirogoj, while the ZKM paid tribute with an emotional post to one of the most beloved faces of Croatian television.