Prime Minister Defends Reaction to Water Pollution in Slavonski Brod
ZAGREB, April 5, 2018 - Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Thursday that the government had reacted promptly to the environmental disaster in Slavonski Brod and that an investigation would show how the water in area had been polluted by hydrocarbons. "We regret this incident. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the pollution, namely the cause of the oil leakage from the pipeline which the Crodux company was testing," the prime minister said.
Two Weeks Until 'Tour of Croatia': World's Best Cyclists, 1075 km Across Croatia, Six Stages!
The world's leading cyclists will travel 1075 kilometers across Croatia in six stages for the fourth edition of 'Tour of Croatia', held from April 17th to 22nd, 2018.
In Vino Veritas: First 'Wines of Dalmatia' Festival to be held in Split this Month!
Get Up Close and Personal with the Rimac Concept Two in Latest Video
Want to get up close and personal with the brand new Concept Two?
Sailing in Croatia: A Closer Look at Sojourn Tax 2018
April 5th 2018; Sojourn tax in the nautical sector has been a hot topic lately and leading into the season will only increase, we have been in correspondence with Stuart Bradley, past president of the Cruising Association (CA) to learn more.
Zagreb Parking Costs Increase, Fifth Zone On The Way?
The aim of the parking price increase is to make people more inclined to make use of Zagreb's public transport.
Church Changes Course, Supports Istanbul Convention Interpretation
ZAGREB, April 5, 2018 - The president of the Croatian Bishops' Conference, Zadar Archbishop Želimir Puljić, told Croatian Catholic Radio on Wednesday that the interpretive statement accompanying the Istanbul Convention was appropriate for these time of great tensions, adding that the Church advocated dialogue.
Croatia among EU Countries with Largest Decrease in Unemployment
ZAGREB, April 5, 2018 - The EU28 unemployment rate in February 2018 was down on the month and on the year, and similar trends were recorded in Croatia, according to Eurostat, the statistical office of the EU, which once again put Croatia in a group of countries with the biggest drop in the unemployment rate on the year.
President Meets with Croat Minority in Bulgaria
ZAGREB, April 5, 2018 - Croatian and Bulgaria share a similar recent history of transition and they are faced with similar problems that are also encouraged by their surroundings, Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović said in Sofia on Wednesday during a meeting with representatives of the Croat community in Bulgaria.
Dalmatia's Booming Airports: Split up 57% in March, Dubrovnik 40%
Already projected to be a record season, the Dalamtian main airports of Split and Dubrovnik have got off to a flying start, reports ExYuAviation on April 4, 2018.
