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Kosor to meet with Pope Benedict XVI

Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor will meet with Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican on Saturday.

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General News

• Animal friends offering reward in dog-abuse case
• Zagreb to get more dog waste bins
• Germany Croatia´s biggest tourist market, says minister

Sports

• Darko Matic among best football players in Asia
• Zagreb Bears advance to EBEL semi-finals
• Government rewards Winter Olympic Games medal winners

Business

• Croats say connections key for career
• Croatian economy will shrink further, warns think tank
• Dalekovod to build shopping centre in Buzin

Panorama

• Zagreb to host Irish week
• Split´s theatre PlayDrama has new premiere
• Feminnem to represent Croatia at Euro Song 2010

Travel

• Velebit Information Centre opens in Zagreb
• Vinodolska municipality is becoming a high-class tourist destination
• Zagreb Card launched

Kosor to meet with Pope Benedict XVI
Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor will meet with Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican on Saturday.

Kayakers find a corpse without a head, hands and legs
Three kayakers found a corpse without a head, hands and legs in Zagreb's Jarun Lake yesterday (Mon) afternoon.

Stanko Poklepovic will be Hajduk coach until 2011
Stanko Poklepovic, the current Hajduk Split football club coach, has signed an agreement with the club until summer 2011.

Croatian American Charitable Foundation helps Haiti
The Croatian American Charitable Foundation (CACF) in New York has donated 5,000 US dollars to Doctors Without Borders to help the Haitian hurricane relief effort.

´The 11 Visions Project´ exhibition by Croatian artists in Berlin
"The 11 Visions Project ", a group exhibition by Croatian artists, will be held from 26 February to 24 March at Prima Centar Berlin gallery at artist colony Wedding in Berlin.

Zagreb to host Irish week
On the occasion of St. Patrick's Day, the city of Zagreb will host Irish week from 11 to 17 March.

Animal friends offering reward in dog-abuse case
Animal friends in the eastern city of Osijek are offering 3,000 kunas or 413 Euros to anyone who helps them find a dog abuser.

Croats say connections key for career
Nearly two-thirds of Croatians believe they can get a job only if they have a "good connections".

Zagreb to get more dog waste bins
More than 11 tons of dog waste has been collected since Zagreb installed new bins last autumn.

Germany Croatia´s biggest tourist market, says minister
Croatia's tourism minister Damir Bajs believes 2010 will be the year of "last-minute" tourism.