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(E) Swedesh organizer di not play the Croatian anthem
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Kostelic's brother criticizes Swedish organizersKostelic breaks record ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) - The brother of Janica Kostelic criticized Swedish organizers on Saturday for not playing the Croatian anthem after she won the slalom the day before. "It really leaves a bitter taste. It is shameful," Ivica Kostelic told a Zagreb radio station. Janica Kostelic - who clinched the World Cup overall title on Thursday with a fourth-placed fin
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(E) What do they write about Croatia
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What do they write about Croatia ? So you're looking for Cheap Flight To Split Croatia. Whether its a holiday, or on business Croatia is increasing in popularity amongst us Brits - and rightly so!The Croatian people will tell you that there is so much more to see and do in Croatia, than just what you see in the brochures.The official entering of Croatia into personal union with Hungary, becoming part of the Kingdom of Hungary, had seve
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(E) CPJ: Unanswered questions about the Tribunal's actions
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Journalist arrested; facing extradition to UN war crimes tribunal New York, October 7, 2005—A Croatian journalist was arrested Thursday and faces extradition to the Hague-based United Nations International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) after being accused of identifying a protected witness and failing to appear at a hearing on a contempt of court charge. Croatian police in the southern city of Split arreste
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(E) Reporters without borders condemn this sudden arrest of Jovic
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Reporters without borders condemn this sudden arrest of Jovic Croatia7 October 2005Journalist arrested at home on the order of the international criminal court for ex-YugoslaviaReporters Without Borders called for the release on bail of journalist Josip Jovic, arrested at his Split home on the order of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) on a charge of contempt of court. The 6 October 2005 ar
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(E) Croatia has got the entire world by the neck
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, July 06, 2005 }-->span.spelle {} Croatia has got the entire world by the neckHere are a series of six articles written in aspecial supplement to the Financial Times aboutCroatia in their "World Report" supplement, publishedon June 7 2005:Fashion: Strong ties boost cravat businessBy Eric JanssonPublished: June 7 2005 10:45 | Last updated: June 72005 10:45 Along with many small countries, Croatia foreverdreams of making its mark
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(E) A Conversation with Gary Kasparov, from Split Croatia
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A Conversation with Chess Master Gary Kasparov, from Split Croatia...about Bobby Fisherhttp://www.npr.org/features/feature.php?wfId=3806793
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(E) Prosecutors to blame for their own headache ?
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Prosecutors to blame for their own headache (?)CHRIS STEPHEN Op-edFor someone who didn't suffer in Croatia, it is irrelevant what the charges are. Value on truth and justice need to be placed regardless of "headaches". They are NOTHING to compare with the "headaches" we had to go through.Nenad BachSLOBODAN Milosevic has dedicated his time in court to wrong-footing a legal process he refuses to recognise, but it is the fo
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(E) The Brief Future of NATO (?)
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The Brief Future of NATO (?)Wednesday July 07, 2004 (0106 PST)Willard Payne Op-edYou can place your comments at the bottom. There are number of writings around the world about such topics and most of them have major flows in facts. I think that no matter how small the Newspaper/Emagazine is, that the truth should be spoken and published. This category is "Media Watch". When someone calls it "extremely ridiculous" and we
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(E) Magical Mario sparks Croatian revolution
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Magical Mario sparks Croatian revolution LONDON : Wimbledon semi-finalist Mario Ancic is the latest in a long line of sportsmen from the tiny Balkan republic of Croatia to make an impact on the world stage. Since declaring independence from Yugoslavia in 1992, Croatia has produced several top talents despite having a population of just 4.5 million.For Croatia to produce tennis stars like Goran Ivanisevic, Iva Majoli, Ivo Karlovic and Karoli
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