Novi Plamen

Zagreb, Grad Zagreb, CroatiaCroatian

Operating as a prominent platform for leftist intellectual discourse in Croatia, this publication critically engages with socio-political issues, history, and economic theory from a Marxist perspective. Its analysis serves a regional audience interested in fostering solidarity and democratic socialist alternatives within the post-Yugoslav political landscape.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN ZAGREB

Croatia's national print media is heavily centralized in its capital city, featuring a competitive daily market dominated by a few major publishing conglomerates. The tabloid 24 Sata, owned by Styria Media Group, commands the highest daily circulation in the country. Readers seeking traditional broadsheet-style reporting frequently turn to Jutarnji List, a prominent daily founded in 1998. The sector also includes specialized publications like Narodne Novine, the official state gazette, and the Catholic weekly Glas Koncila. Paperboy lists 18 newspapers in Zagreb.