Croatia's main news sources: 24sata, Jutarnji list and Večernji list, the Index.hr portal, HRT and N1 broadcasters, Poslovni dnevnik for business, regional papers from Istria to Dalmatia, and Total Croatia News in English.
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Frequently asked questions
- What are the most read newspapers in Croatia?
- 24sata, Jutarnji list and Večernji list are the leading national dailies, with Index.hr the top news portal.
- Which Croatian outlets publish in English?
- Total Croatia News and Croatia Week cover Croatian news in English.
- What is Croatia's official news agency?
- HINA is the Croatian state news agency.
Croatia has one of Central Europe's most vibrant and tourism-shaped newspaper industries, with a dynamic media landscape reflecting the country's extraordinary Adriatic coastline, its EU membership since 2013, and its remarkable World Cup football journey. Croatian newspapers serve a population of 4 million across the Dalmatian coast, the Zagreb capital region, Slavonia in the east, and Istria in the northwest — one of Europe's most scenically diverse countries.
Among the most widely read Croatian newspapers online is 24sata, the country's most popular tabloid daily. Jutarnji list and Vecernji list are the major quality nationals. HRT is Croatia's national public broadcaster. The independent channel N1 Croatia is widely trusted for political coverage. In business, Poslovni dnevnik is the daily of record and the Zagreb Stock Exchange provides official market data. Sports fans are passionate followers of the HNS — Croatia's national football team (Vatreni) reached the World Cup final in 2018 and finished third in 2022.
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