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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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Steve Begich wrote on 06. 05. 2012 from Burnsville, Minnesota
I am planning on visiting Croatia this summer in July. I hope to find the birthplace of my grandfather Daniel Begic who was born in 1892. I also hope to meet any relatives I might have.
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jake wrote on 03. 05. 2012 from zagreb
Croatian President boycotts in support of Tymoshenko..........what about boycotting for our Croatian General Ante Gotovina !!!!!!!not to say that Minister Julia Tymoshenko is not worth boycotting but our Croatian ( Comunist ) president standing up for someone else.....your as useful to the Croatian People like a dildo is wothout batteries!!
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Alex wrote on 05. 05. 2012 from Austin, Texas
Exactly, Jake. Well said...
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miriam westercappel wrote on 03. 05. 2012 from Zagreb
I am not quite sure whether this information is accurate,not having conducted any survey, but I have my doubt, as access to internet is easier in Croatia than it is in most EU countries, especially 5 star hotels.... what I can state for a fact having lived in many of the EU countries now and in the past that while internet service may not be perfect in Croatian it is far far superiors than ANY other EU country, including the UK. Only the US, in certain main sites..., has better and faster service. Service is faster better and available everywhere and mosty complimentary!As a hotel guest in 5 star hotels having to pay for internet is rather embarrassing considering the price of the rooms.
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chen hong wrote on 02. 05. 2012 from hefei anhui china
Sorry to note the news. I have been supplier for xnation for more than 10 years and since they started from 10 styles per selling season. I have been sharing their hard work and grow-up the past years. Hope they would have chance to rise soon. Due to some reasons, I could not contact with them the past months and thanks to your news that I got the current condition.
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Ivan wrote on 02. 05. 2012 from Australia
All those who have in the past ,and all those who will in the future ,rob and steal from there own people , in times of war or hardship or prosperity are a cancer on Croatia and should be executed . There are no worse people than those that would do this to there own people ,a huge discrase to croatias honest and proude people.
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Michael Silovic wrote on 28. 04. 2012 from
Minister Zoran even 5000 Chinese workers are to many. Croatia needs a Croatia First Policy that means giving jobs to croats first before you start filing the country with foreigners and lose your dignity.All foreign companies should have a minimum of 80% Croats working for them. It is time to put Croats first and please lets not forget this.
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Zakayo Gitonga wrote on 25. 04. 2012 from Nairobi.
That true Olu, its going to be 9tmare to all those living on the planet as per the approaching times ahead, Revelation does give an insight on the eventualities ahead of the coming scenario.Too Tight.Even more tight will be the approaching swarms of creatures never seen by the Human race with ability to sting & inflict harm on the later.God provides an easy exit from all this.
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Zakayo Gitonga wrote on 25. 04. 2012 from Nairobi,Kenya.
Lets put the voice of reason first & think outside the box.Also let our language be refined & defined to reflect the Nano age that we are living today. Thank you. 1.Let us first place an insight on the sun as it stands today, events taking shape, studied & being reported in real time data. please log on to http://www.solarham.com for reflection & analysis. 2.Request http://www.google.com for updates on earthquakes that have hit the planet in the last few years since the tsunami. What is your view on this, so far?
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R.C. wrote on 24. 04. 2012 from ohio
how do any of these idiots know anything?they act like they have been watching earths natural life for thousands of years,but only for 100 years at best,,,,
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