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Chinese family poisoned by gas in Split
Two adults and a young infant aged 17 months, were found with carbon monoxide poisoning this morning (Weds) at an address in Radunica in the Croatian coastal town of Split.
Fish 'throwing' themselves onto the shore on Pag
Fish throwing themselves out of the sea is usually a figure of speech. Not so for the residents of Kolan on the Croatian island of Pag. Fish there are literally throwing themselves out of the sea, says HRT.
Croatians to protest against ACTA on Saturday
Protests against the controversial anti-piracy laws have been announced for Saturday in the Croatian cities of Zagreb, Rijeka and Osijek.
Ivica Kostelic looking to take form into Russia
Sochi in Russia will host Ski World Cup races this coming weekend.
Sibenik's Mandalina Marina gets makeover just in time for Adriatic Boat Show
Croatian coastal town of Sibenik will once again host the annual Adriatic Boat Show (ABS) in May in the recently revamped part of Mandalina Marina reserved for mega-yachts.
Croatian cuisine focus of new gastronomy event in Umag
The town of Umag on Croatia's westernmost tip will host the country's first gastronomy congress in March with a focus on authentic, local cuisine.
Agrokor pulls the plug on Mercator deal
Croatia's largest privately owned business, food giant Agrokor, has withdrawn its bid to purchase a 52,1 per cent stake in Slovenian retail chain Mercator, reports 24 sata.
Croatian National Bank governor likely to stay despite rumours
Croatian National Bank Governor Zeljko Rohatinski is likely to remain the head of the Bank despite earlier rumours that his Deputy Boris Vujcic would take over.
Madonna's concert in Zagreb confirmed
Pop star Madonna is to give her first ever concert in Croatia in June.
Reconciling former enemies
During the Yugoslav wars, some 55,000 refugees sought shelter in Austria. Today, twenty years on, a reconciliation project started in Salzburg is helping former foes come together.
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Ivan Juric wrote on 12. 12. 2011 from
Yes...Sell out your independence so you can join a failed union and pay off Greeces debts all so fat cat politicians from Zagreb can be chauffered from conference to restaurant to hotels around Brussells.
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Eddie White wrote on 09. 12. 2011 from Zadar
....The City Assembly naming committee decided that the requested change spearheaded by the citizen initiative "Krug za trg" (Circle for square) was "inappropriate considering TitoÂ’s contribution in placing Croatia on the winning side in the fight against anti-fascism.".... surely it was the fight against facism!
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fernando ely wrote on 09. 12. 2011 from Brasil
Good times for the use of alternative energies and individual. I have the solution!
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Lillian King wrote on 06. 12. 2011 from England
Croatian airlines are putting the public at risk by cutting piloys rest time to three hours.
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Vicki Thomas wrote on 06. 12. 2011 from Australia
I have spent the last 3 months in Croatia, and it is the most beautiful place, with the most beautiful people. I spent a week in hospital critically ill and have never had better treatment. Australia is going down the wrong path being tied up with the US etc, fight for your independance, Crotia is too beautiful to be influenced by the EU and world just for monetary gain MAYBE!! Be true to yourselves!! I am coming back in 6 months to hopefully live in such a great place....dont sell out!! XO
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Ivan Juric wrote on 04. 12. 2011 from
Josipovic, Kosor and co out, Brons as new Croatian leader.
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Mark wrote on 05. 12. 2011 from Zagreb
As an English man living in Croatia, I find it worring that the Crotia Times is giving free publicity to the BNP. The vast majority of people in the UK, find Andrew Brons and his far right racist coherts in the BNP, repulisve. In any case his party represents under 5% of the vote in the UK.
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Dave wrote on 30. 11. 2011 from Chichago
Mr. Pripuz as potential candidate for takeover seems to be best solution. In case he is going to be elected he can scrap the entire mill at CIOS at profitable rate. He can still keep the new steel mill what has been erected by CMC, as North-Croatian scrap unit of CIOS, and can nominate his nephew Zoran to be new director of the unit. In such scenario minimum 150 working places can be saved.
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Davorin Vragovic, B.Sc. wrote on 30. 11. 2011 from Zagreb
Main problem seems not to be anything as written, but simple fact that owner invested in something what did not improve profitability of main product line, what at the present stage can bring and brought only loss. In the same time owner closed the production lines that can bring a profit. Even in case all of 3 pipe mills to be most modern and capable to bring a profit, what they are not, subject will be not possible at annual production level of 25000 - 30000 tons/annum. Subject means that owner generally failed to brought management capable to find the customers, and on other hand invested money in ingot production, what basically cannot bring profit at all at the predicted and installed production level. In case the owner invested the money in new seamless pipe mill, then they will have some chances to earn the profit depending to the production quantity level, number of employees and their management ability to find the the customers.
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Bill Pavelic wrote on 30. 11. 2011 from Phoenix, AZ
The Croatian government, regardless of political persuasions, has no option but to support their generals. To do otherwise would destabilize the country and invite further aggression.
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