This B.A. thesis presents the results of the research on how the 2015. refugee crisis was represented in the articles of the most selling Croatian daily newspaper, the tabloid 24 sata, during the period of the greatest intensity of the arrival of the refugees on the Croatian borders (the period between September 16, 2015 and February 16, 2016). The goal of this research, performed by the method of content analysis, was to explore the way in which the refugee crisis was written about in the articles of the analysed tabloid, which as the most read print medium in Croatia influences the formation of attitudes on the topic of large numbers of citizens. Likewise, the aim was to research whether the way of reporting on the refugee crisis changed with time and in which way, in relation to other events brought in connection with it (e.g. the terrorist attack in Paris which was brought in connection with the arrival of the refugees on the European soil). Despite certain changes in the way of reporting that have occurred during the refugee crisis, the conclusion is that the daily newspaper 24 sata followed the refugee crisis in a less sensationalist and negativistic manner than is usual in the tabloid genre, especially when compared with the results of similar researches carried out in Great Britain.