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(E) Soros out of Croatia
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Soros out of Croatia As of June 1, 2006, Open Society Institute closed its offices in Zagreb, Croatia. OSI Croatia was active for 14 years spending $55 millions on development of civil society, education, public health, media, art, culture, and judiciary. OSI Croatia board of directors chairperson, Slavica Singer, affirmed OSI board's belief that Croatia's civil society is capable and self-sustainable within parameters of
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(E) Soros's Open Society Institute in Croatia Closes Shop
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Open Society Institute in Croatia Closes Shop Tomislav Domes 02 June 2006 The Open Society Institute Croatia announced, in a public release of Wednesday that it concluded its 14-year work in Croatia on May 31. OSI Croatia was established in 1992, as support to the democratic development of Croatian Society. After the initial phase during which it concentrated on providing humanitarian assistance to the country at war, the Institut
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(E) Croatian Chronicle: Croatian President Stipe Mesic visits San Francisco
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Man on a MissionCroatian President Stipe Mesic visits San Francisco to attract U.S. investment, meets with local Croatian American community and finds time for some gardeningPresident Mesic and Mike Grgich planted a vine commemorating Roots of Peace efforts in Croatia - a campaign to replace mines with vinesIn a bid to promote joint economic ventures between his country and U.S. investors, and entice Americans to visit Croatia, President St
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(E) 011385 web stranica
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13. veljaca 06. TV Z1 - Urednik i utemeljitelj Ivica Grgicvideo - Nenad Bach na TV Z1 13.09.2005 - promocija klapske glazbe posjetitewww.nenadbach.com iwww.croatianworld.net13. veljaca 06. HRVATSKA SVJETSKA UDRUGA - audio - INTERVJU SA VESNOM BALENOVIC - Intervju vodio Domagoj Margetić. Malverzacije i kriminal u INI , povezanost duznosnika (kriminalaca) iz vladajucih struktura i pravosudja sa duznosnicima(kriminalcima) iz INE. Madjarsk
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(H) PROSVJED HRVATSKIH GLAZBENIKA
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PROSVJED HRVATSKIH GLAZBENIKA Poznati pjevači, skladatelji, aranzeri i organizatori objavili javni prosvjed protiv SUSTAVNOG UNISTAVANJA HRVATSKE GLAZBE Svoj komentar mozete ostaviti na:http://www.matkojelavic.com/dojmovi.php Misljenja smo da to namjerno radi grupa ljudi rasporedjena u većini medija (TV, radio postajama i novinama) u dogovoru s nekim poslovnim krugovima. Posebno su na udaru najpopularnije - hrvatska zabavna i
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(E) Croatia Begins EU Talks
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Croatia Begins EU Talks 2006-02-07 18:08:12 Croatia's team led by Sinisa Petrovic and European Commission officials on Monday began the explanatory stage of screening the level of adjustment of Croatian legislation governing intellectual property protection to the European Union's acquis communautaire. "There is a high level of adjustment of the Croatian laws to the acquis, but the key issue is implementation," Petrovic said. In 2
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(H) U prodaji 29. broj Hrvatske kronike
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U prodaji je novi broj najčitanije hrvatskenovine u Americi - Hrvatske kronike!Novi broj Hrvatske kronike donosi; Razgovor s Gordanom Giričekom - košarkašem Utah Jazz-a; Pročitajte što ponajbolji hrvatski košarkaš misli o svom NBA iskustvu, zašto ne vjeruje hrvatskim medijima i zbog čega želi jednog dana živjeti u Španjolskoj a ne u Hrvatskoj Reportažu o hrvatskom restoranu Drago’s u New Orleansu; Kako je restoran obit
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(E) Croatian Chronicle every two weeks
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:CONTACT: Contact Person: Visnja MiocicCompany Name: NY Media LinkVoice Phone Number: (718) 278 5760FAX Number: (718) 228 4311Email Address: info@croatianchronicle.comWebsite: www.croatianchronicle.comNew York, October 28, 2005Croatian Chronicle to Become Bi-Weekly PublicationIt is our great pleasure to announce the launch of the first bi-weekly edition of the Croatian Chronicle on November 7, 2005! The most popular and
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(E) Olli Rehn on business and pleasure trip to Croatia
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Olli in Zagreb Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader (L) and EU Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn smile during their meeting in Zagreb October 8, 2005. Rehn is on a two-day visit to Zagreb where he will meet Croatian officials and attend a soccer match between Croatia and Sweeden in World Cup qualifying. REUTERS/Nikola Solic Croatian Prime Minister Ivo Sanader, right, and European Union Enlargement Commissioner Olli Rehn, left, de
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