INA's Future CEO Announces Closure of Sisak Refinery
ZAGREB, April 20, 2018 - The new chairman of the board of the INA oil company Sandor Fasimon, speaking in Budapest on Thursday, announced the closure of plants at the Sisak oil refinery, promising that the workers will be taken care of and emphasising that INA must continue its successful performance.
From Trogir to Biokovo: Bahrain's Sivcov Best in Tour of Croatia's Third Stage
Tour of Croatia’s third stage led from Trogir to Sveti Jure, the top of Biokovo, on Thursday.
Troubles in Paradise: Kornati Residents Voice Their Concerns and Demands
April 19, 2018 - The population of the Kornati archipelago continues to disagree with the way things are managed in the National Park
Prime Minister of German State Baden-Wuerttemberg Visits Zagreb
ZAGREB, April 19, 2018 - Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and the visiting Minister President of Baden-Wuerttemberg Winfried Kretschmann met on Thursday to discuss economic cooperation and relations between Croatia and that German federal state.
New Development Projects for Rijeka Port
ZAGREB, April 19, 2018 - The signing of agreements for development projects in the port of Rijeka on Thursday marked the beginning of a new investment cycle in the port area. The total value of the projects is 37.6 million euro.
The Balkans - The Only Place Where Europe Never Went to War!
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Marin Čilić Advances to Quarters of Monte Carlo Masters After Raonic Withdraws
Marin Čilić plunged into the quarterfinal of the ATP Masters 1000 tournament after Canadian tennis player Milos Raonic retired from the competition.
Croatian Foreign Minister to Visit Canada and USA
ZAGREB, April 19, 2018 - Croatia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Marija Pejčinović Burić will pay a visit to Canada and the United States from Friday to Tuesday, her ministry announced on Thursday.
Croatia’s Labour Import Quotas Significantly Underused
ZAGREB, April 19, 2018 - Labour and Pension System Minister Marko Pavić said on Thursday that a significant number of import labour quotas for third countries had not been used and underscored that this showed that the government's active employment policy measures had enabled employers to settle most of their labour needs by hiring local workers.
Austria Approves Law to Facilitate Migrant Deportations to Croatia
ZAGREB, April 19, 2018 - Austria's government on Thursday approved an asylum bill which envisages stricter asylum measures, but the bill has been met with criticism as it could lead to huge costs, Austrian media have reported.
