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(E) Croatia and Turkey become EU candidates
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Croatia and Turkey become EU candidatesBy Ann Cahill, Europe CorrespondentTURKEY and Croatia officially became the latest European Union candidate countries late last night after a day of knife-edge diplomacy. Following more than 30 hours of torturous negotiations and phone calls from US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to Ankara, the way was finally cleared for what should be the first EU member with a Muslim majority. But for Turkey an
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(E) Mirjana Mladineo UN Representative of the Republic of Croatia
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NEW PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF CROATIA PRESENTS CREDENTIALS The new Permanent Representative of the Republic of Croatia, Mirjana Mladineo, presented her credentials to United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan today. (I-Newswire) - Ms. Mladineo has some 30 years of diplomatic and government service. Most recently -- from September 2003 to the present -- she served as Head of the Croatian Mission to the European Union. From 2000 to
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(E) Digital terrestrial TV trials begin in Zagreb and Rijeka
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Digital terrestrial TV trials begin in Zagreb and Rijeka Media MonitorCroatia: DTT trials begin in Zagreb and RijekaJun 21, 2005, 8:25 GMTprinter friendly email this article Croatia has begun digital terrestrial TV (DTT) broadcasts in the capital Zagreb and the coastal town of Rijeka, the Broadband TV News website reports. In Zagreb, the broadcasts come from two transmitters - HRT Dom (UHF 56) and Sljeme (UHF 27) - while in Rijeka the
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(E) The three-year-old Croatian died in Tsunami
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Fears grow for missing thousands December 31, 2004Foreigners killed Families across Europe await news of family and friends, but the death toll is expected to rise.European leaders prepared their citizens for the worst as hopes dimmed for nearly 5000 tourists, half of them Swedes and Germans, still missing four days after a tsunami tore through some of Asia's most popular beach resorts.Officially, only 212 foreign tourists have been re
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(E) Mayor Bloomberg to travel to Croatia in Olympic bid
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg to travel to Croatia in Olympic bidNovember 29, 2004, 1:41 PM ESTNEW YORK (AP) _ Mayor Michael Bloomberg will travel to Croatia on Friday to present the city's bid for the 2012 Olympics to a group of European Olympic committees. Bloomberg said Monday he will travel with a group of advisers to the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, site of a meeting of the 48-nation European National Olympic Committees. Representatives of ca
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(E) Croatian Soldiers to Join Peacekeeping Mission in Afghanistan
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Croatian Soldiers to Join Peacekeeping Mission in Afghanistan Troy Record - International - Aug 03 6:49 AMExcerpt from report by Croatian news agency HINA Zagreb, 3 August: The deputy chief of the Armed Forces General Staff, Gen-Col Slavko Baric, visited today the fourth national military contingent which will join a peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan at the end of August.
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(E) 27.5% of whole population in Croatia - Internet users
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27.5% Of the whole population in Croatia uses Internet According to the research conducted by Croatian subsidiary of IDC, number of Internet users in Croatia is expected to reach 1.197.500 until the end of this year. This means that the number of Internet users will be 27.5% of whole population in Croatia. Dial-up connection prevails among the others. Croatian citizens and companies have paid over $92.000.000 for Internet access. Just
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(E) Croatian jobless rate falls again
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Croatian jobless rate falls again Date: Wednesday, July 28, 2004 6:12:37 AM ESTZAGREB, Croatia, July 28 (UPI) -- Croatia's unemployment rate fell again in June, dropping to 17.4 percent from 18 percent in May, the Croatian statistical office said Wednesday.The statistical office also said real, after-tax wages were up 2.5 percent in May and 3.9 percent in the first five months of 2004, in year-on-year terms.Falling unemployment and rising wages
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(E) One Quarter of the Population of Croatia Uses Internet
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One Quarter of the Population of Croatia Uses InternetThe prognosis based on the results of the results of The Internet Access Market in Croatia 2003-2008 study, conducted by the regional offices of IDC state that it is possible to expect 1,197,500 Internet users in Croatia by the end of 2004.In comparison with 2003, when the internet was used by approximately 1,047,000 citizens, the numbers for 2004 represents an increase of 14.4%. It would mean
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