HT to Invest 2 Billion Kuna in Fiber-Optic Infrastructure by 2020
Croatian Telecom (HT) complains about high costs of using state-owned land.
Ostojić: SDP Needs Zoran Milanović
Several candidates for SDP president spoke at a conference of the Split party branch.
Controversial Replacement for a Controversial Minister?
Bruna Esih is being mentioned as a potential replacement for Culture Minister Hasanbegović.
Gareth Bale: "For me, Luka Modrić is the best at training."
European champion and forward for Real Madrid, Gareth Bale has said that his teammate at Real Madrid and captain of the Croatian National Team, Luka Modrić, is one of the most consistent players that he has played with.
Supporters Buying Control Package Of Hajduk’s Shares
The “Our Hajduk” community is taking over 24,53% of Hajduk’s shares
What Are MOL’s Plans for INA Refinery in Sisak?
MOL’s latest long-term strategy document reveals some of its plans.
Dubrovnik: Good Food Festival 20 - 23rd October
Visit the Good Food Festival in Dubrovnik this year to fulfill all of your gastronomic desires.
Podravka Presents “Food Solution” Business Segment
Food Solution is aimed at large customers.
EasyJet en Croatie : d’abord Split, Dubrovnik, Pula et maintenant Zadar?
Une délégation d’easyJet s’est rendue à l’aéroport de Zadar le 5 Octobre 2016 dans la perspective de débuter des activités dans le 4ère aéroport côtier de Croatie.
The Other Side Of Dubrovnik, Marin Drzic or Darth Vader?
I have written several articles on how the impact of tourism affects me and those like me, a resident who has to live and deal with its immediate effects day in day out, and I can understand why to some, a less than positive viewpoint may come across as quite cynical. It is certainly different to look at Dubrovnik from the perspective of a resident, and it would be very narrowminded of me to assume everyone can relate to my thoughts, but a video I came across on YouTube reminded me that its not just us 42,000 residents who are beginning to feel like things have gone too far.
