Nedjeljom u dva

Nedjeljom u dva is a Croatian television talk show aired every Sunday at 14:00 CET on HRT 1.

The hour length show usually features a single guest related to an important political, cultural or economic event that came to light during that week. After a brief introductory segment, the show is basically an interview between the guest and the show's host Aleksandar Stanković, croatian journalist of born in Serbia.

Another feature of the show is a phone line poll about an issue related to the guest. The poll recently became matter of controversy, when many people, dissatisfied with the results - most notably Andrija Hebrang, high-ranking official of the Croatian Democratic Union - accused Croatian Radiotelevision of vote stuffing and manipulation. Recently the poll lost much of its importance due to small number of respondents and results that contradict each other every week.

The show started in 2001 and gained a lot of popularity, mostly due to Stanković taking adversarial approach towards the guests and asking all kinds of unpleasant questions. For a while, Nedjeljom u dva enjoyed a reputation of the most influential television show in Croatia. But this reputation was recently put in question when Stanković's approach began to backfire, manifesting itself in straw poll results. It is believed that the trend started in 2009 with Borislav Škegro and Zlatko Canjuga - two unpopular figures in the former Franjo Tuđman's government - outclassing Stanković during the debates. In recent months Stanković fared the same in the debate with a Serbian journalist Aleksandar Tijanić, while the worst debacle was the debate with Nenad Ivanković, which, according to witnesses, nearly led to physical confrontation after the show. Also a guest of the show in December 2007, Bosnian Serb politician Milorad Dodik called the opening segment about him 'biased' and confronted Stankovic with the fact he was never officially found guilty of cigaret smuggling, as claimed by the show.