Women in Zagreb Join Protests against US President Trump
Unlike in other cities, the protest in Zagreb was not particularly impressive.
Government Preparing to Install New Management Team in Podravka
Current CEO Zvonimir Mršić says that the government’s moves towards his company will show in which direction Croatian society is moving.
Sunny Sunday Afternoon: What Does Split Look Like Today?
Petrol Prices Not to Exceed 10.50 Kuna This Year
Croatian Chamber of Economy forecasts movements of petrol prices in 2017.
Foreign Minister Stier on Regional Security and New US Administration
Deputy Prime Minister Davor Ivo Stier commented on latest events.
A Record Year: Nearly 2 Million Passengers through Dubrovnik Airport in 2016
Almost two million passengers (1,991,000) have gone through Dubrovnik airport in 2016, which is an increase in passenger traffic by as much as 18%, reports HRTurizam on January 22, 2017.
Overview of Croatia’s Border Disputes with BiH, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovenia, Liberland
An overview of numerous border disputes between Croatia and its neighbours.
14 Years, Still No Solution for the New Port Terminal in Rijeka
Construction of a new container terminal at the port of Rijeka will cost nearly 4 million euros. While the project has already been extended, the new plan should have the construction of the terminal completed by December 15, 2018.
