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Unions urge for the privatisation of 3. maj shipyard
Unions of the 3. maj Shipyard in Rijeka have urged the Croatian government to speed up the privatisation and to agree new business deals.

Transport Minister sees future for Croatia Airlines
Croatian Transport Minister Sinisa Hajdas Doncic has revealed national airliner Croatia Airlines is going to survive.

Hajduk needed to open their stadium in the middle of the night to let fans celebrate the cup
Hajduk Split football club needed to open its Poljud Stadium at 4.30 AM when thousands of fans wanted to greet their team upon a return from Zagreb where they won the national football cup on Wednesday night.

Policemen in coma after trying to stop violence in a family
Two Croatian policemen are in an artificial coma after an action in Sesvete on the outskirts of the capital Zagreb where they intended to stop a domestic violence incident.

Parents protest against suspected paedophile professor
Dozens of parents have protested in eastern village of Vranovci trying to prevent the return to school of a professor suspected to be a paedophile.

Croatia marks the 21st anniversary of joining UN
Croatian has on Wednesday marked the 21st anniversary of being accepted as a member of United Nations.

Strike ends at Croatia Airlines
Croatia Airlines flights have proceeded on a normal schedule on Wednesday after the strike of the employees ended.

Ivan Katalinic new coach of Slaven Belupo
The coach has agreed details with the club from the northern Croatian town of Koprivnica and is expected to lead the team at the start of preparations for the new season in June.

Online music shop Cedeterija launched
Croatia has got an online music shop with 500,000 tracks offered.

Pirates attack Croatian ship Segesta on Danube in Serbia
Croatian ship Segesta owned by Dunavski Lloyd was attacked by pirates on the river Danube in Serbia.