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(E) Croatian Prime Minister Resigns
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Ivica RačanCroatian Prime Minister ResignsBy Snjezana VukicZAGREB, Croatia. Croatian Prime Minister Ivica Racan resigned Friday in a political maneuver apparently aimed at forcing a rival party out of his coalition government.Racan informed his Cabinet ministers that he resigned during a closed government session Friday morning, HINA reported. The resignation triggers the collapse of the 30-month-old governing coalition."The fate of th
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(H) Sto je za drzavu u tranziciji najvaznije - MARKO TARLE
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Autonomnost male i siromašne nacije i njena nepovezanost sa svijetom vode izravno u propastHrvatska je locirana na jednom od krajeva osovine koja zapocinje u Bosni, a završava u Pjong Jangu. Logistika americke i europske vojske smještene u susjedstvima, istocno od nas, dobrano prelazi preko našeg teritorija, pa ovisi o stabilnosti našeg društvaMARKO TARLETijekom života u Jugoslaviji, koji je ogranicavao naša prava formalnim i n
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(H) Croatia Cancels Deal With Iran
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CroatiaCancels Deal With IranThe Associated Press, Wed 19 Jun 2002 ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Following aU.S. request, Croatia has canceled a $12 million deal with Iran to buildamphibian military patrol ships, local media reported Wednesday.``Croatia gave up a business deal with a Middle East country, worth severalmillion U.S. dollars,'' because of cooperation with the U.S.-ledanti-terror coalition, Croatian
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(E) Krsko - Nuclear Plant in Dispute
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EVENING NEWS 26.6.2002. PM and Deputy Express Opposite Views on Krsko Agreement Croatian Prime Minister Ivica Racan expressed dissatisfaction with the statement made by the Croatian Social Liberal Party (HSLS)that it will not vote for the ratification of a Croatian-Slovene agreement on the jointly-owned nuclear power plant Kr
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(E) Remembering the War in Dubrovnik
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Remembering the War in Dubrovnik.Hrvatski Vjesnik (Australia) New Generation SupplementNo. 922 21 June 2002Brian GallagherI recently visited Croatia, taking the time to visit Dubrovnik. The city was as beautiful as ever. What caught my eye was a paperback book entitled Dubrovnik in War, published by Matica Hrvatska - Dubrovnik. This was the 2001 imprint of a book printed during the war and contains a number of essays on the wa
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(E) CAROL S. MARINOVICH, KANSAS CITY MAYOR AT U.S. CONFERENCE
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Carol S. Marinovich, Mayor of Kansas Citywww.wycokck.org/mayor/ mayor2.html Carol S. Marinovich is the Mayor of Kansas City, KS. Population 146,866 Phone (913) 573-5010 Mayor's e-mail address: myrcarol@toto.net city's web site: http://www.wycokck.org By Melanie Fonder - WEnews correspondentMADISON, Wis. (WOMENSENEWS)--She doesn't want to sound sexist, but Mayor Catherine Melchert believes thatwomen ma
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(E) Lord Roberston in Zagreb for NATO and Regional Stability
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NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson right, talks with Croatian President Stipe Mesic during the RegionalStability and Co-operation meeting of NATO, Croatia and south-eastern Europe, held in the Croatian capitalZagreb, Monday June 24, 2002. (AP Photo/Hrvoje Knez) Speech by NATO Secretary General Lord Robertsonat the international conference on“Regional Stability and Cooperation: NATO, Croatia and South-East Europe”Zagreb, Croatia – 2
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(H) Dr. Marko Tarle: Izborna pravila
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Lokalni izbori upozoravaju da izborna pravila mogu biti presudna za sutrašnjicu HrvatskeMARKO TARLEPocinje predizborna groznica, uveliko se raspravlja o izbornim pravilima. Politicke stranke, vlada i saborski zastupnici pripremaju parlamentarne izbore koji odlucuju o društvenom položaju i povlasticama saborskih zastupnika, clanova vlade i vlasti, sudionika u upravnim i nadzornim odborima, i mnogim drugim lukrativnim položajima.Hoce li izbor
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(E) Chinese, Croatian Presidents Hail Bilateral Ties
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Chinese, Croatian Presidents Hail Bilateral Ties Jiang Zemin and Stjepan Mesic Xinhuanet 2002-05-16 23:12:05 BEIJING, May 16 (Xinhuanet) -- Chinese President Jiang Zemin held talks in Beijing on Thursday with visiting Croatian President Stjepan Mesic, hailing the steady progress in Sino-Croat friendship. During the talks, Jiang said in the pas
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