Croatia to Launch Process of Introducing Euro
ZAGREB, May 10, 2018 - Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Thursday he was absolutely confident that Croatia was prepared to launch the process of conversion to the euro, and underscored that the country would have lasting and multiple benefits from having the euro as the legal tender, while the costs of the changeover would be mainly low and short-term.
New Season, New Prices: What's On at Uber this Summer?
Uber announced new prices to reflect the peak tourist season.
It's time for the new Queer Zagreb Season!
Queer Zagreb Festival has, since its beginnings in 2003, become a major international event, having been organized in New York, Sao Paolo and other cities around the world, but every year it comes back to Zagreb, where it all started.
Croatian Railways Need 50 Billion Kuna Investment Urgently
While European railways are being renewed and updated, Croatia's railways appear to be in a worse state than they were fifty years ago.
Victory Day Marked in Zagreb
ZAGREB, May 10, 2018 - Victory Day, Europe Day and Zagreb Liberation Day were observed in Zagreb on Wednesday at a ceremony at which it was said that the values of anti-fascism were embedded in Croatia's constitution and that everyone had the duty to cultivate them so that fascism did not occur ever again.
Croatia Regrets US Withdrawal from Iran Nuclear Deal
ZAGREB, May 10, 2018 - Croatia regrets the withdrawal of the United States from the agreement on Iran's nuclear programme, but remains committed, together with its partners in the European Union, to honouring the agreement and expects Iran to continue implementing and meeting all the obligations under the agreement, the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs said in a statement on Wednesday.
Prime Minister: There Was No Time for Different Option in Agrokor
ZAGREB, May 10, 2018 - There was no time for another option, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković told reporters who asked him if it was necessary to have the same people who drafted the so-called Lex Agrokor now implement the law and make millions, which is evident from the e-mails which Deputy Prime Minister Martina Dalić exchanged with consultants and lawyers during the process of drawing up the said legislation.
Germany Concerned about Election Crisis in Bosnia
ZAGREB, May 10, 2018 - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday evening, ahead of a working meeting with members of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Presidency in Berlin, that she was concerned about a crisis caused by the election legislation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Legendary Pipi Searches For Naked Sunbathing Girl: ''We'll Pay Her Fine''
A few days ago, a girl caught sunbathing naked on her own balcony was told that what she was doing incurred a fine. The legendary Pipi drink goes in search of said girl in order to cover her dues to the law!
Railway to Hell: The Story Behind the Never-ending Rijeka-Zagreb Train Ride
May 10, 2018 - A train ride from Rijeka to Zagreb will take you 3.5 hours at best and some 11 hours at worst. Why?
