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(E) Nikolic advocates Greater S
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Media WatchNikolic advocates “Greater Serbia”NOVI SAD -- Wednesday – Presidential hopeful Tomislav Nikolic said last night that his Serbian Radical Party had not given up on the idea of a “Greater Serbia”. “My desire is to once again found a state in Serb Krajina”, Nikolic told Novi Sad Television Apolo, in reference to the area in Croatia which was briefly declared a Serb republic during the war in the early 1990s. “Why wouldn’t I want Gre
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(E) Croatian New 'pilgrims' give thanks
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New 'pilgrims' give thanksBy STACEY PALEVSKY, Courier Staff WriterBRANDON POLLOCK / Courier Staff Photorapher Drajic, Stana and Milan Visnjic celebrate today their second Thanksgiving in America. They moved from Croatia to Waterloo last year. WATERLOO --- We all know the story of Thanksgiving --- pilgrims, Native Americans, corn, Plymouth Rock and turkey.But do we remember the reason for this feast?The meal celebrated the Puritans' successf
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(E) Eurovision Junior on Australian TV (Croatia Won)
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Eurovision Junior on Australian TV (Croatianboy won)Saturday November 29 7.00 pm The biggest ever children’s TV show is coming up on SBS Television on Saturday November 29 at 7.00pm, Eurovision Junior. The Eurovision Song Contest Junior will involve children from 15 European countries, aged 8 to 15. The participating countries will have held their national ESC shows for children prior to the main broadcast, and the 15 national winners will
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(E) Image-building on a national scale
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Image-building on a national scale Jim Rendon NYT Wednesday, November 26, 2003 Simon Anholt, a British expert on branding, spent a career developing international campaigns for Coca-Cola and Nestlé. Now he is trying to put his image-making skills to work for a very different type of client: countries with struggling economies, like Croatia and Slovenia.."I was getting bored with spending my life making already rich companies a little b
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(E) Millions planning to retire abroad - Croatia, Turkey
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Millions planning to retire abroadDarren Behar, Evening Standard 18 November 2003 NE in five older people will soon choose to live out their retirement years abroad, a study has revealed. Increasingly affluent senior citizens are opting to retire to the warmer climes of the Mediterranean, America, Canada and Australia. And there will be a huge rise in the number moving to more unusual destinations such asCroatia and Turkey. Currently, one m
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(E) If he likes the country, he may buy a house there
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If he likes the country, he may buy a house there (Croatia)Money? It's just part of the process... Paul Godfrey, the lyricist in pop group Morcheeba, takes a surprisingly laid-back approach to his finances - except tax Daisy O'CleeSaturday August 16, 2003The Guardian Morcheeba's back catalogue is worth several million pounds - but in 1995, the band's lyricist, Paul Godfrey, was so hard up that he almost signed away his song rights for Ł2,00
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(E) Foundation winners tell of their travels to Croatia
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Foundation winners tell of their travels to a Croatia too.Friday, 25 July 2003SHERRYN Phelan won the 2003 Bega Valley Rural Youth Travel Foundation last Saturday night at the Bega RSL Club, but while the judges were making their decision, the 2000 winner, Michael Rood, spoke of some of the places he visited and the things he did with his around the world air ticket.Michael just arrived back in Australia a few days ago.He left Australia on J
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(E) Justice Scalia, who last year went to Croatia
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Justice Scalia, who last year went toCroatiaLaw.com Foreign MatterJuly 8, 2:00 am ET Tony Mauro, Legal Times Even though the Supreme Court has adjourned for the summer, a majority of the justices will be under the same roof later this week -- not in Washington, D.C., but at the Villa la Pietra in Florence, Italy. ADVERTISEMENTJustices Stephen Breyer, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Anthony Kennedy, Sandra Day O'Connor and Clarence Thomas are set to me
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(E) Can somebody answer to this provocations? Write to the editor
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Can somebody answer to this provocations? Not to the writer but editor in chief? Julia Pascal@SibenikMonday July 14, 2003The GuardianI take my actors to the Sibenik International Children's Theatre Festival. On the idyllic Croatian coast, we pass burned-out Serbian villages. This is a clear message to any Serbs planning return.We are to perform The Golem. This Yiddish Frankenstein story comes from medieval Prague and, in my version, t
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