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• John wrote on 09. 05. 2013 from UK

  Corruption is endemic in the Balkans

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• Jean wrote on 08. 05. 2013 from Croatia

  First he should thank the doctors I guess. Apart from that, not every tu8mor is lethal.

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• JAmes wrote on 04. 05. 2013 from Canada

  You guys must have been sniffing the communion wine!!! This is not a religious group, christian or satanic. This is a group singing music in a musical style. That chant was originally sung by monks is immaterial. It is still JUST a music style.

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• jerry wrote on 03. 05. 2013 from Pula

  European Dreams and Caviar wishes!!!!...Croatia has based itself on a business of politics, lets face it being in politics is the best job anyone can have in Croatia!!, you do nothing, you know nothing, you spew garbage and pretend that your smart. All of these politicians in Croatia were brown nosers and losers who hated to work, not capable of doing anything productive in life so they fled to politics. Corruption, lies, dis information and embezzlement is the only thing that they are qualified for!. Wake up people if you think being a member of the EU is gonna solve Croatia s problems you are in for a bitter surprise!!! Being a member of the EU has a price just as any member of a club there is a cost you have pay for your membership and in Croatia s case it will be taxes. Over 44 percent went to the polls to vote for Croatia to enter in the EU and yet only 22 percent voted for the European Croatian Parliment.....Croatia will become the Florida of Europe for the Retirees of the EU and because of this Croatian real estate will drop dramatically, this is the EU plan for Croatia to become a Retirement home in Europe!.

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• Leesa S. wrote on 30. 04. 2013 from Sausalito, California

  In 20 years, when Dubrovnik resembles the overdeveloped Costa del Sol, perhaps Dubrovcani will regret not going to the polls.

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• Mark W wrote on 30. 04. 2013 from USA

  While in principal I support the development of the golf project as long as its development is controlled. I was however turned off by the arrogance shown by the developers/investors. In particular the comments made by Maja Frenkel in which she said that the project will go on regardless of the out come of the referendum. That condensending attitude shows exactly what type of people are involved with this project. She gave the impression that just because they are wealthy they can dictate to the people what will be done. She should be ashamed of herself.

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• Rosen wrote on 29. 04. 2013 from Bulgaria

  Correct me if I am wrong but here it states only 7 countries - which is the 8th one. I am interested on Spain mainly and whether it will put some restrictions on workers from Croatia?

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• John wrote on 25. 04. 2013 from UK

  He should have been locked up after the third offence. Things will change after July 1st.

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• Mike wrote on 25. 04. 2013 from LA

  wow if it is online it must have been true:)..what, he slept with the guys wife LOL..this looks personal. Any fool can post anything online. Great entertainment

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• John wrote on 22. 04. 2013 from UK

  This stupid girl needs to go on an anger management course before she hurts somebody.

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Croatia to take part in building two pipelines
Representatives of the Governments of Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina signed a memorandum highlighting their intention to construct two new pipelines - the Trans-Adriatic (Trans Adriatic Pipeline, TAP) and the Ionian-Adriatic (Ionian Adriatic Pipeline, IAP), the news agency RIA Novosti reports.

Anas Sharbini returns to Rijeka
Professional football forward Anas Sharbini has returned to Rijeka FC.

Dukat acquires more shares in Ljubljanske Mlekarne
Croatian dairy firm Dukat has bought another 46.23 percent of the Slovenian diary producer Ljubljanske Mlekarne.

Angry fans damage coffee shop of former Sibenik FC director
Football fans in the Croatian coastal town of Sibenik have expressed their anger following the relegation of the local football club into 3rd division.

Tony Blair is the new ambassador of Youth Sports Games
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has accepted to become the latest ambassador to the Youth Sports Games.

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.

Missing woman married Facebook friend
A woman reported missing by her friends for more than a month turned up safe after 44 days to tell them she'd run off with a man she'd met on Facebook.

Mayor saves a woman in Senj
The mayor of the western Croatian coastal town of Senj has spread a good image of his town in a direct way.