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- Are you considering buying a property in Croatia, now the country is joining the EU?
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Yes, I find it attractive
32.8% -
No, I find it expensive
51.7% -
I'll write to CT to get more info
15.5%
- Should Croatia join the European Union?
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Yes
52.3% -
No
43.8% -
Not sure
3.9%
- Who is Croatia's best neighbour?
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Italy
19.3% -
Slovenia
10.2% -
Hungary
19.4% -
Serbia
9.1% -
Bosnia and Herzegovina
11.9% -
Montenegro
30.1%
- What do you know about the Croatian town of Solin?
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It is the location of ancient Salona
40.3% -
It lies on the Jadro river
2.5% -
It has the youngest population in the country
3.4% -
It is a suburb of Split
16.4% -
I have never heard of Solin
37.4%
- Would you like to change something about the Croatian Times?
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More politics stories
5.2% -
More business news
6.9% -
More general news
8.2% -
More sports news
7.2% -
More information about upcoming events
3.2% -
More comments and opinion.
42% -
I’m happy with the service as it is
27.3%
- Is Croatia on a good track with Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor?
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yes
42.6% -
no
57.4%
- Peljesac Bridge is:
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strategic investment
39.3% -
political issue
50.6% -
false promise
3.4% -
economical opportunity
6.7%
- What is your favourite Croatian TV channel
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HTV
23.3% -
Nova TV
12.9% -
RTL
18.5% -
OTV
1.7% -
VOX
3.1% -
TV Dalmacija
2.4% -
Splitska televizija
3.1% -
TV Jadran
0.3% -
TV Dubrovnik
1.4% -
RiTV
1.4% -
some other
31.9%
Employers unhappy with public sector status quo
Association of Croatian employers (HUP) has expressed concern over Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic
No rush from abroad for Croatian property
Foreigners are in no rush to buy up properties in Croatia now that the country has received the green light to join the European Union, some experts believe.
Croatian government faces three big challenges, WB says
The new government
IKEA shopping centre to hire 2,000
The new IKEA shopping center expected to open in over a year in Croatia will be 105,000 square metres, consist of 187 shops, and employ 2,000 people, daily Jutarnji List writes.
HRT introduces optional Croatian subtitles for films from Serbia
Croatian Radio Television appears to have found a compromise to settle a recent polemic discussion on whether to provide Croatian subtitles for movies from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
State companies HEP and HRT champions in overtime pay
The companies HEP and Croatian Radio Television (HRT) are this year
Croatian officials at prayer breakfast with Obamas
State Attorney General Mladen Bajic and several other Croatians have attended the traditional prayer breakfast held by the United States President Barack Obama.
Snow Day announced in Adriatic port of Split
A Snow Day has been announced in tourist destination Split, Croatia.
ZagrebDox festival brings 150 documentaries to Croatia's capital
More than 150 documentaries from around the world will be shown at the eighth annual ZagrebDox festival to be held between 26 February and 4 March in Kaptol Centar Movieplex.
Late Oxford University professor honoured in Dubrovnik, Croatia
A late Oxford University professor has got her stone plaque of honour placed in the centre of the ancient Croatian town of Dubrovnik.
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