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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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Johnny Cumlately wrote on 09. 08. 2011 from Opatija
WOW, are you kidding me? A 73 year-old. Hope the person feels good about himself. Way to be a "hospitality" person
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Ivan Juric wrote on 08. 08. 2011 from Melbourne
I think Tadic is forgetting which country the war took place in and who it was started by and who were the war criminals.
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Vuk Mujovic wrote on 09. 08. 2011 from Belgrade, Serbia
Do you really think that it is a good thing to praise a man who is responsible for 200.000 people loosing their homes? You do realize that because of those people all of us now live in misery. Idiots like Tudjman, Milosevic, Mladic or Gotovina, who just wanted to be Tito after Tito, are guilty of a mass historic massacre... they destroyed the lives of more than 20 million people and their children.
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Jim wrote on 09. 08. 2011 from Australia
I agree, lets remind him of the Ustase those dirty pigs, who even the Nazi's were discussed with after the Satanic practices at Camp Jasenovac.
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Sridar Govind wrote on 06. 08. 2011 from Rijeka , Croatia
Dear Editor, Thanks to Economist Ljubo Jurcic and analyst Zdeslav Santic. It is not only the Government policies and European investment but also the Croatian people attitude needs an analysis. The situation of waiting for investment to join European Union is like having got no money, but waiting for someone to take you to a party(binge drinking), is a dangerous vision. The Croatian government must express that why should EU invest in Croatia? What will be benefit to EU for such investments that EU makes in Croaita? What will be the benefit for EU by Croatia joining the EU? The Belief:PM KosorÂ’s belief that for every one Euro invested, Croatia will manage to receive three Euros from European Union funds its counting on... Above belief and hence guiding the nation, will give raise to self pity at some stage. Does Croatia needs to return the 3 Euros, that Croatia gets for Croatia's euro to EU? How will Croatia return the 3 Euros to EU that they get for every one euro of their own? Croatia's aging industries, were they built by aid/investment from any country in the past? "No" will be answer. If in real sense EU wants to give 3 Euro for every one Euro (Croatia), "why can not" EU "first" invest (before Croatia joins EU) and ensure Croatia financially, economically strong like Germany, France and other rich nation? Before joining EU, it will be good for Croatians to be proud, if they stand on their own. This self confidence is needed to meet any downfall situation like the one the Greece is facing. Now it is like a ran broke person, forced to attend a rich relatives house party. With best regards, Sridar.
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George j wrote on 05. 08. 2011 from split
Croatians worry about economic crisis....no shit sherlock they have been in one for the past 10 years. The crisis will just get worse forget the old saying "bit ce bolje" Leave town and start a future someplace else in Croatia only criminals live good.
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josip babic wrote on 05. 08. 2011 from split
i wish i could disagree with George j of split, but he is 100 percent correct. sadly, the population here seems to be too placid for anything other than bullying homosexuals.
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Iswalta wrote on 04. 08. 2011 from
Jon means privately....
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ks wrote on 04. 08. 2011 from
I think he meant this is the first time he can actually enjoy the country. When he's on tour its hotel, venue, hotel and on the next flight out. The band doesn't have time to take in the sights and sounds while they are on tour. He is there on vacation now and enjoying his time off with his family.
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patap wrote on 04. 08. 2011 from Split
You missed the point! The point is not what you can buy, or in the bubbles, but to educate the kids and get them interested in making their own soap mix and understand what they are doing.
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