Giovanni Vale |
23 April 2019
Between historical revisionism and divided memories, the Jasenovac concentration camp (Croatia) keeps fostering division and debate in the communities of the region. Ivo Goldstein, a well-known Croatian historian, explains the reason for a long-standing dispute
Croatia, all set for the European elections
Zagreb |
Giovanni Vale
19 April 2019
Hard days for Croatian journalism
Zagreb |
Giovanni Vale
21 March 2019
Nationalism and revisionism in Croatia: teenagers tools and victims
Ivana Polić
28 February 2019
Croatian cities don’t care for climate change
Ana Kuzmanić, Ivana Perić
20 February 2019
There’s an urgent need for foreign labour in Croatia
Francesca Rolandi
29 January 2019
Bears return to the Alps
Laura Pes
22 January 2019
Croatia, 5 years in the Eu: tourism
Tourism has been growing rapidly in recent years and is an important sector for Croatia, producing almost 20% of GDP and employing about 7% of the workforce. The data in this infographic
Croatia, 5 years in the Eu: economy
Despite the gradual economic growth, the gap between the European Union and Croatia still remains wide. The unemployment rate has dropped, but the percentage of people at risk of poverty remains high. The data in this infographic
