Real Estate Market Starts Recovering
Record high transactions expected in 2016.
Additional Health Insurance Payments to Be Introduced?
According to media reports, the Health Ministry is planning to introduce an additional health insurance layer.
Croatian Furniture for Tanzanian Orphanage
Furniture makers from Virovitica-Podravina County help the children of Tanzania.
Election Campaign for SDP President Enters Its Final Week
On 2 April, SDP members will choose who will lead the main opposition party in the future.
Despites Migrant Crisis, Croatia Still Preparing to Enter Schengen
Will the Schengen area survive long enough for Croatia to enter?
Reviving the Heritage and Traditions of Sinj
After TCN's article on the unique heritage of Imotski, the focus moves west on March 28, 2016 to the town of Sinj, a true champion of inland Dalmatia with its rich heritage and numerous traditions.
Split WWII Refugee Tales: A Diary for Puse (Part XII)
Part XI of A Dairy for Puse continues on March 27, 2016, the latest installment of a mother's diary to her daughter from 1919 - 1953, capturing a moment of Dalmatia and Dalmatian exile in history.
Hungary And Croatia Ended 1-1 After The Lullaby Match
It was a disappointing game, and if this was the best both teams have to offer, it will be a tough European Championship for them
Croatian Diaspora Experiences: From San Paolo to Zagreb to New Jersey
Croatia has a declining population, but with a population of 4.2 million and a global diaspora of an estimated 3 million, persuading those living abroad to return to the homeland could solve the problem. TCN continues its series on March 26, 2016 looking at those who returned to Croatia, with mixed results. Returnees like Igor Krstelj, who arrived to his native Zagreb from the US via Brazil, before resettling in his current home, New Jersey.
Croatian Bishops Not Following Pope's Messages
There are important differences between messages sent by the Pope and those sent by Croatian bishops.
