From June 12 to 14, 2025, the 18th International Conference on Philosophical Practice (ICPP) was held in Zagreb, bringing together over 130 presenters from more than 30 countries around the world. This highly significant event served as a platform for the exchange of ideas and experiences among philosophers, psychoanalysts, and researchers from various philosophical traditions and disciplines.

Among the prominent participants were Lydia Amir from the United States, who presented on Transformative Philosophy, and Lou Marinoff, also from the U.S., who addressed the challenges posed by artificial intelligence in his lecture titled Artificial Intelligence – Will It Rehumanize or Dehumanize Humanity? From Serbia, Vuk Trnavac spoke on Philosophy of Health in Renaissance Platonism – Between Theory and Practice, and Aleksandar Prica presented his work The Sophists as the Pioneers of Philosophical Practice. Luka Janeš from Croatia gave a talk titled Introduction and Implementation of Philosophical Counseling in Croatia – Challenges and Guidelines. He was also the main organizer of the event and successfully set a high organizational and content standard that will serve as a benchmark for the next gathering, scheduled for 2027 in Helsinki, Finland.