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Chicago Tribune: Croatias past lives on in modern-day Split
American daily newspaper Chicago Tribune has published this week in its paper an article dedicated to the Croatian city of Split.
Croatian web incubator launched
A new incubator website aimed at building bridges between Croatians in Croatia and in the diaspora has been launched.
International Medicine and Technology Fair set to open
The 39th edition of the International Fair of Medicine, Laboratory and Rehabilitation Equipment and Pharmacy opens in the Croatian capital Zagreb on 17 May together with the International Dental Medicine Fair Dentex.
Legend Michael Phelps supporting Croatians at Olympics
Famous American swimmer and winner of 16 Olympic medals Michael Phelps has called on all Croats to support Croatian Taekwondo sisters Ana and Lucija Zaninovic in their bid for medals at this summer's Olympic games in London
Croatia's Adriatic sea amongst cleanest in the world
Last year, Croatia was ranked second out of 30 countries when it came to the cleaness of its sea water, with only Cypruss ahead. Considering the fact that the quality of the sea water rarely changes, swimmers are set to enjoy yet another year in the clean Adriatic sea, reports RTL television.
Croatia's Adriatic sea amongst cleanest in the world
Last year, Croatia was ranked second out of 30 countries when it came to the cleaness of its sea water, with only Cypruss ahead. Considering the fact that the quality of the sea water rarely changes, swimmers are set to enjoy yet another year in the clean Adriatic sea, reports RTL television.
Davor Suker next Croatian football federation President
After 14 years at the helm of the Croatian football federation, President Vlatko Markovic has resigned, reports daily newspaper Jutarnji list.
Over 300 illegal buildings to be demolished on Kornati
In the next two to three weeks the Croatian Ministry of Construction and Physical Planning will issue 350 solutions for the demolition of about 300 illegally constructed buildings. That is the result of control inspection monitoring, which was conducted within the Kornati National Park in April and May.
Austria wants legal proceedings in Croatia against Sanader
The Austrian Justice System has referred legal proceedings to Croatia against former Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader for money laundering after the Croatian judiciary accepted the application of the Vienna public prosecutor.
Finance Minister: Croatian savers can sleep easy
A drop in the credit rating of Italy's banks, including two that operate in Croatia, is no reason for those who have savings with these banks to be concerned and they can sleep easy, said Croatia's Minister of Finance Slavko Linic from Brussels on Tuesday.
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L wrote on 07. 04. 2010 from Phoenix, AZ
The husband may have lost this round but by being arrested for a minor charge, he'll be able to divorce the pathetic wife and find a real woman.
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T PAYNE wrote on 09. 04. 2010 from PHX AZ
THERE IS SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE SYSTEM WOMAN DO THIS ALL THE TIME AND GET AWAY WITH THE KIDS,THE HOME AND SUPPORT . MAN WALKS AWAY WITH PAIN
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Brad wrote on 07. 04. 2010 from Montenegro
We don't like you. Montenegro is better...
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Eddie White wrote on 01. 04. 2010 from Croatia
I think this an excellent idea for the reasons given. But it may also encourage others to participate and possibly encourage some co-operatives.
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jackson wrote on 01. 04. 2010 from australia
i shared prison cell with dragan vasiljkovic early 2009 i dont think he will give himself up to authorities. he was passionate about serbia we had many discussions. he wrote draft for a book in type & gave me the original it tells of his childhood his teenage years his hopes & dreams, relationships, marriages adventures sailing the world & his full involvement in the balkans conflict with names dates locations i would like all to see this draft in book form i need advice on how to display dragans story please suggest to me on this site who to contact
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Peter wrote on 01. 04. 2010 from Sydney -
And I locked and unlocked his cell door many times. And loved every moment of it ! Hope he'll end up in Croatia soon and stay there forever !
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Ruben wrote on 31. 03. 2010 from New York
I am not sure that Serbia has changed. Let's say it has adjusted its behavior accordingly to its now diminished power. Unless, this is what is called "change" in politics.
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Igor Corhasanovic wrote on 28. 03. 2010 from windsor.on.ca
if arabs never came to balkans regardles of their religions yugo-slavija woudn't be ,genoside's woudn't of never hepend .their woud be no problems in the balkan,ever.judoaraboyugoslavija"NEVER.
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Vinko wrote on 27. 03. 2010 from Chicago, Illinois
Any time a government tries to implement a new "charge" for anything, they say it is for the benefit of either "the children" or "the environment". But in essence it is an excuse to generate revenue. Traffic may be reduced out of citizen's frustrations of being taxed to death. They may refuse to take mass transit and try to find work elsewhere... the same with shopping. In this economy, is it really a good idea to punish people with this? How would it affect delivery drivers traveling multiple times in and out of the city center? Will the fees go up the higher the population grows? The next thing you know, the government will start a special tax on shoe laces because there are so many pedestrians... where will it end??
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George wrote on 26. 03. 2010 from outerland
What about a little respect for the employer, ok I agree some employers are bad apples, but to tarnish all employers with the same brush is a bit too heavy. What about actually filling out a resume with details instead of information that could be fit on a postage stamp (and saying you spent 3 months, year, whatever in austria is really no good, what did you spend your time doing there would be more appropriate, otherwise they will think you could have been drug running for all they know. What about arriving on time for an interview. What about being dressed for the occasion no matter the job description. What about asking questions of what the position entails instead of asking first "Whats the pay?" And what about being respectful towards your prospective employer, oh yeah I said that already.
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