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On March 15, President Zoran Milanović shocked the Croatian public twice: firstly, when he postponed the parliamentary elections to April 17, a Wednesday. Just hours later, the president lashed out against the corruption practices of the permanently ruling HDZ and announced – still as a president – his candidacy as prime minister in a „government of national salvation“.
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Ivana is a mathematics and physics teacher from Zagreb
Ivana is a mathematics and physics teacher from Zagreb

at the Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb

Social discrimination against sexual minorities is still widespread in many European countries. However, today – unlike in earlier times – it is internationally addressed and denounced.Sexual and gender self-determination is a human right.
Europe was successfully held in Croatia’s capital city Zagreb

The Women’s Club of the liberal party „Istrian Democratic Assembly“ (IDS), established as official body of the party in 2013, organized a workshop to consider how the members can actively work to improve the situation for Istrian women. It was only fitting that the meeting was held during the start of the Carnival season, when symbolically everybody puts his or her old behavioural patterns and roles behind, striving to reach new goals and to set new frontiers. So did the Women’s Club.
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Two years ago, political scientist Nikolina Herceg Kolman presented an exciting and interesting analysis of how respect for LGBT* rights became a “key issue” and even a “litmus test for being European” in Croatia, which began accession negotiations with the EU in the early 2000s.
– the Croatian way 20.03.2024 Showdown in Zagreb

In den letzten Jahren erinnerte die Stiftung für die Freiheit in zahlreichen Veranstaltungen und Publikationen an die „friedlichen Freiheitsrevolutionen“ vor dreißig Jahren, die in der deutschen Wiedervereinigung ihren vielleicht sinnbildlichsten Ausdruck fanden. Dieser revolutionäre demokratische Wandel erstreckte sich allerdings nicht auf den gesamten Kontinent. Insbesondere die Länder des ehemaligen Jugoslawiens litten unter Gewaltexzessen.
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An der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität in Zagreb

An der Philosophischen Fakultät der Universität in Zagreb

Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Zagreb