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How to Establish the Rule of Law in Croatia

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Updated: 16 Jun 2013

Natasha Srdoc, Chairman of the Adriatic Institute for Public Policy, Croatia's independent think tank provides principled solutions to establishing the rule ...

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Law and Croatia

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Updated: 24 Aug 2011

for you.

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"On the wrong side of the law in Croatia" Puzzled2's photos around Split, Croatia (travel pics)

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Duration: 1:33
Updated: 28 Feb 2012

Preview of Puzzled2's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-entries/puzzled2/1/1287234030/tpod.html This blog prev...

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Croatia could face sanctions over failure to apply extradition law

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Updated: 27 Aug 2013

The European Commission has said that Croatia could face legal action for its failure to apply EU... euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe for your daily dose of international news, curated and explained:http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a Euronews is available in 13 other languages: http://eurone.ws/17moBCU http://www.euronews.com/2013/08/27/croatia-could-face-sanctions-over-failure-to-apply-extradition-law The European Commission has said that Croatia could face legal action for its failure to apply EU extradition law. The country may receive cuts in the financial aid it is due to receive from the European Union or discussions could be delayed on the country's entry into the Schengen travel zone if it does not change its legislation. European Commission spokesperson, Mina Andreeva said that the "infringement of EU law goes at the heart of European judicial cooperation. That is why Vice-President Viviane Reding will therefore bring this matter to the attention of the entire College of Commissioners next week at the first formal meeting," she added. On August 23, the Croatian Prime Minister, Zoran Milanovic agreed to respect an EU arrest warrant for a former Yugoslav head of the secret service wanted in Germany, however demanded a broader debate on the subject within member states. Find us on: Youtube http://bit.ly/zr3upY Facebook http://www.facebook.com/euronews.fans Twitter http://twitter.com/euronews

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EU Dirty Work - New EU Laws - Croatia Joins - The Word

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Updated: 27 Jun 2013

Nightly News from www.th-eu-nit.com Rick Timmis reports on the latest news sourced from the European Union, and European Commission as the EU Parliament work...

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VLOG: Croatia's law against gay marriage

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Duration: 17:00
Updated: 26 Nov 2013

A "short" vlog where I rant about my opinion on this law. Crappy image quality, recorded with phone, deal with it.

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Croatia Foreign Policy and Government Guide World Business Law Handbook Library

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Updated: 02 Dec 2013

Загрузить Croatia Foreign Policy and Government Guide (World Business Law Handbook Library) (World Business Law Handbook Library) можно вот тут http://tinyurl.com/lajpj4z. Автор книги Ibp Usa

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Alan Uzelac - Croatia on the Way to an European Civil Procedure Law

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Updated: 22 May 2013

Croatia on the Way to an European Civil Procedure Law; Hrvaška na poti k evropskemu civilnemu procesnemu pravu.

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GTA Croatia Breaking the law

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Updated: 24 Apr 2013

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Lawyers Croatia

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Duration: 1:51
Updated: 24 Sep 2013

www.lawyerscroatia.com offers this presentation where you can find out how our experienced Croatian lawyers can help. Our team provide information and assistence in different legal matters such as litigation, company liquidation and others. LawyersCroatia.com is a part of www.bridgewest.eu an international agent specialized in company formation in Europe and main offshore countries.

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Croatians reject gay marriage in referendum-Croatia gay marriage said 'No'

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Updated: 02 Dec 2013

Croats voted overwhelmingly in favour of defining marriage in the constitution as a "union of man and woman" yesterday (1 December), a move initiated by Roman Catholic groups but criticised by opponents as discrimination against homosexuals. The Commission declined to comment, saying that the issue of marriage is of national competence. Almost 66% of those who voted in the referendum in the new European Union member endorsed the initiative, launched by the Catholic group "In the Name of the Family", according to preliminary results on Sunday night. Turnout was 37%. The group had gathered over 740,000 signatures in support of the referendum, forcing parliament to call the vote. The Social Democrat-led government disagreed with the referendum's demand, but the outcome was no surprise in a morally conservative country where 90% of the population of 4.4 million say they are Catholic. The Church wholeheartedly backed the initiative, which sought to define marriage in the constitution rather than law so that its status can only be changed by a two-thirds majority in parliament. "I am happy because, from now on, no future government will be able to legalise gay marriages," said Željka Markić, leader of "In the Name of the Family". Ballet dancer Sanja Grgic said: "I have nothing against gay people, I have many gay friends, but I voted in favour because I think children should grow up in a family that has a mother and a father." Opponents noted that Croatia now shares its constitutional definition of marriage with Belarus, Poland, Moldova, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Serbia, where intolerance of same-sex unions is widespread. Sex education "This is discrimination, an attack on human rights and liberties. It's a stain we'll all have to carry," said Duje Prkut, one of the main activists in the 'Against' camp. The campaign for the referendum began last year after the government introduced sex education in schools despite protests from Catholic groups. It then hinted that it might grant same-sex couples the right to be treated as if they were married, with next-of-kin status and inheritance rights, albeit without allowing them to formally marry. Prime Minister Zoran Milanović had called the referendum "sad and pointless", but said the government would pass a bill giving same-sex couples more rights in the coming weeks. While gay pride marches have become routine in Croatia, same-sex couples still face many practical challenges. "Right now, I have no right to inherit my girlfriend's property, we cannot adopt children or get married, I could not visit her if she ended up in an old people's home," said Marta Susak, a 21-year-old student who came to vote holding hands with her girlfriend. Leaders of the conservative opposition HDZ party supported the referendum demand. Some analysts said this was the start of a conservative backlash against the increasingly unpopular government, which has failed to revive the withering economy. "This vote is not about marriage or the definition of marriage, this is a referendum against the current government," Davor Butkovic, an influential columnist, wrote in the pro-government Jutarnji List daily before the referendum. The Commission declined to comment, saying that the issue of marriage is of national competence of the member states. In fact, in the pre-accession period the commission puts a lot of pressure on candidate countries regarding LGBT rights, but as the countries join the Union, Brussels keeps silent on the matter. POSITIONS: Hannes Swoboda, president of the Socialists and Democrats Group in the European Parliament expressed "deep disappointment" at the results of the vote: "As democrats, we of course respect the decision of the Croatian voters. But I am deeply disappointed by this outcome. I have come to know Croatia as an open and progressive country, not a country whose people outlaw happiness and equal rights. The extreme right and the religious groups that lobbied in favour of this constitutional amendment must urgently confront the reality: LGBT rights, equality and human rights are all part of a bigger concept of fundamental rights and values shared by Europeans. I expect Croatia to share these values, especially now that it is an EU member state. I welcome the fact that the government under Zoran Milanović has made clear that it will continue its work to increase the rights of same-sex couples." The European Parliament's Intergroup on LGBT rights expressed "regret at the outcome of the referendum banning same-sex marriage". Michael Cashman, co-president of the Intergoup reacted: ""Given the organisation of this referendum by the Catholic Church, I am saddened—but not surprised—by the outcome. But this result will not stop progressive, democratic and inclusive movements in Croatia. Equality is a defining element of a civilised and inclusive society."

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President of Croatia at the IIRPS VU

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President of Croatia HE Prof. Dr. Ivo Josipovič delivers the lecture "Croatia's EU Membership and South East Europe" at the Institute of International Relati...

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Croatia surrenders on EU arrest warrant

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New EU member Croatia backtracked in its first row with the bloc's executive Commission on Wednesday, agreeing to fully apply the EU extradition law after Brussels raised the prospect of sanctions. The European Commission warned Croatia on 26 August it could face legal action, including a possible loss of EU funds, because a few days before its 1 July accession Zagreb changed its laws to prevent the extradition of suspects of crimes committed before 2002, when EU rules were changed.

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FORBIDDEN CURE (Full Version) Rick Simpson in Croatia

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Updated: 21 Jul 2013

http://mylesohowe.com We need repeal of an unconstitutional laws. The prohibition against marijuana was unconstitutional from its inception. It took 13 year...

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Moot Court Croatia - "Savjeti za usmene runde" - 22.04.2013.

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China: Taipei BOO BOO DOO "KNEMA BALKAN" - Amgen Inc. Croatia | SOVAG UK Insurance

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Updated: 16 Jan 2013

Там, где вопль стоит людской - бабки прёт Интерспецстрой... Башнефть Варандей http://mclogi-kintetsu-new-york-amgen.tumblr.com/?php=taiwan+court+notary TAITR...

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Youngest HAM in Croatia with license class A - 9A3BPL

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Updated: 17 Jul 2012

First CQ on 20m by 9A3BPL (Leo) with new license class A. First and youngest HAM operator with A class license in Croatia. In May, 15 2012. is adopted a new ...

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Protests in Croatia over bilingual street signs

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Updated: 15 Aug 2013

More than 20000 people in the eastern Croatian town of Vukovar have protested against plans to introduce bilingual street signs. Under Croatian law, the tow...

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European Commission on Croatia's implementation of the European Arrest Warrant

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Updated: 26 Aug 2013

Croatia, which joined the EU on 1 July, is already entangled in a major conflict with the European Commission. In late June, Zagreb changed its legislation, not allowing the European Arrest Warrant to apply for crimes committed before 2002. Commission Vice President Viviane Reding wrote to Zagreb, warning that the country could lose EU funds if it did not change its new law. But Croatia, which recently became the 28th EU member state, does not appear to want to take any risks that the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) is used against top military and officials who participated in the Yugoslav wars. A deadline to respond to Reding's letter expired at midnight on 24 August.

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Croatia: Building for the future - reporter

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Updated: 01 Jul 2013

Croatia's luxury hotel's in the holiday resort of Kupari have laid derelict for over 20 years. But... euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe Subsc...

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Blue Knights LE MC - Croatia II - On the road, again..

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Updated: 03 May 2013

Members of Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club - Croatia II riding together.

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Torcida probija Pandursku blokadu (Derby: 01/12/2013)

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Updated: 05 Dec 2013

http://www.ultras-tifo.net/news/2070-dinamo-zagreb-hajduk-split-01122013.html Two main rivals and very famous groups in Croatia worked together at the derby match today! Torcida (Hajduk Split), like all the other groups in Croatia, rejected vouchers for this match. There is a new law in Croatia now. If you want ticket for away sector you have to be member of club, give full ID to club and then club will decide if you get a voucher or not. Without this voucher you will not be allowed to buy tickets for away sectors. Read more about it here. Instead Torcida got help from Bad Blue Boys (Dinamo Zagreb) and tried to buy tickets on West tribune. But Dinamo then decided that only club members and kids from 15 years and down can buy tickets for the west tribune. Two days before match Dinamo's execute president Mamic said that Torcida can go to the south tribune (guest sector) without vouchers. Torcida then rejected this offer, because Mamic is the main enemy for Croatian Ultras. He control everything, something he showed by offering them tickets in away sector which is against the law made by government. Instead Torcida decided to take the East stand together with Bad Blue Boys, their biggest enemy (only few fans from Hajduk went to guest sector). Both Torcida and BBB now decided to cooperate against football mafia. This is the first time in 20 years members of Torcida and BBB stand united together, not happend since the war. On match day Torcida gathered in Zagreb and started marching to the stadium with heavy police escort. Near stadium some members of BBB joined them. From first minute of match BBB and Torcida shared the same stand, without any separation. Singing together against repression, Mamic (Dinamo boss) and police. No flags, banners or scarfs, but a few flares. Derby 01/12/2013 - SMRT HNS-U

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Vukovar: divided by an alphabet - reporter

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Updated: 08 Nov 2013

It stems from a law to protect Serb minority rights, but in the Croatian city of Vukovar, the... euronews, the most watched news channel in Europe Subscribe for your daily dose of international news, curated and explained:http://eurone.ws/10ZCK4a Euronews is available in 13 other languages: http://eurone.ws/17moBCU http://www.euronews.com/2013/11/08/vukovar-divided-by-an-alphabet It stems from a law to protect Serb minority rights, but in the Croatian city of Vukovar, the introduction of the Cyrillic alphabet on public signs has reopened the wounds of an old conflict. Vukovar was virtually destroyed during the wars that erupted after the break-up of Yugoslavia in 1991. Today, it is being rebuilt but remains a symbol of Croatia's fight for independence - a fight better known as the Homeland War. Now, a new kind of symbol is causing an uproar: that of Cyrillic signs erected on public buildings. A 2011 census has shown that Serbs make up over a third of Vukovar's population. According to Croatia's constitutional law on minority rights, their language and alphabet is protected. The first Cyrillic signs went up in September, but they were torn down just as quickly by Croatian war veterans. Protesters argue that Cyrillic is a reminder of when Vukovar stood alone against a Yugoslav army unhappy with Croatia's declaration of independence. And they paid the price. A war veteran, Danijel Rehak heads the Association for Croatian Prisoners of War. He took part in the recent protests: "We are against the Serbian language and Cyrillic signs because the aggression on Vukovar in 1991 was committed with those letters. 5,000 of our fellow citizens vanished in that aggression: defenders, civilians, children and the elderly, 401 are still listed as missing," he told euronews. In August 1991, the Yugoslav army and local Serb milita groups attacked Vukovar after Croatia declared independence. The siege lasted three months and Vukovar was integrated into the Serb Republic of Krajina for the next four years. One of the most horrific stories of this war was the massacre of many patients and staff at Vukovar hospital. Vesna Bosanac was in charge of the hospital during the siege. She took care of the wounded. Today, this national icon claims that successive Croatian governments have failed to understand the emotional hold Vukovar still has on the nation's soul. She explains: "When we came back here after the peace accord in 1997 it was all in Cyrillic. And then the process of peaceful reintegration began and everything that was in Cyrillic was no longer valid. And now, because of the census conducted in 2011, Cyrillic signs have been erected on official buildings again. Cyrillic wouldn't be a problem if people here had healed their wounds, if they had found their dead and missing, but they haven't, and inflicting Cyrillic is like pouring alcohol on an open wound." Today, the hospital basement is a museum which serves as a reminder of the suffering that took place in Vukovar and how many people felt forgotten and even sacrificed by a government fighting their nationalist wars. Although Croatia is an EU member state, people still argue that Vukovar is being used for political gain. Meanwhile, the Zagreb government claim the constitutional laws protecting the Cyrillic alphabet were necessary to fall in line with EU legislation on minority rights. Fred Matic, Croatian Minister of War Veterans, told euronews a key ingredient is still missing for a lasting peace: "The Serbs have not undergone the catharsis of accepting what happened with the former Yugoslav People's Army, with Serbia and Montenegro who committed aggression against Croatia. They simply still haven't come to terms with it. There is also a partial responsibility on the shoulders of Croatia, but Croats won't take responsibility until Serbs take the blame for what they did from the beginning," he said. Many in Vukovar are not ready to accept responsibility for the past and move forward together. The time is not ripe for this healing. These feelings run deep into the heart of Vukovar's school system. Croatian and Serb children arrive at school together. Then they go their separate ways: Croatians into one class and Serbs into another. Serb students learn both Latin and Cyrillic alphabets. They also learn Serbian history as part of the peace accord to help Serbs keep their national identity. Zeljko Kovacevic, the school's principal, is an ethnic Serb. He lived in Vukovar throughout the siege and is well-respected by both communities. He told euronews that it's the adults who block integration, not the children: Find us on: Youtube http://bit.ly/zr3upY Facebook http://www.facebook.com/euronews.fans Twitter http://twitter.com/euronews

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File - President Barack Obama views the Gulf of Finland during a break at the G20 Summit in Saint Petersburg, Russia, Sept. 5, 2013.

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Obama’s incredible shrinking ‘empire’

Boston Herald

20 Feb 2014

Of all the time-honored failings for which we criticize sitting presidents — by “we” I mean pundits, academics and other members of the chattering phylum — two charges stand out. imperialism and shrinkage. Usually it’s one or the other ... When the Republicans lost control of Congress in 2006, the Economist proclaimed “The Incredible Shrinking Presidency” of George W. Bush on its cover ... Rep ... Rep ... ....(size: 5.1Kb)

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Anti-government protesters are silhouetted against the flame during a clash with riot police in Kiev's Independence Square, the epicenter of the country's current unrest, Ukraine, Thursday, Feb. 20, 2014.

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Ukrainian president agrees to truce with opposition following deadly clashes

Newstrack India

20 Feb 2014

Tweet. London, Feb. 20 (ANI). Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych has agreed to a truce with opposition leaders, after at least 26 people died in clashes this week ... (ANI). Post comments.. ) .. ).. Comments.. HOME . . . . . . .. . . .. ....(size: 1.3Kb)

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File - Russian army Topol ballistic missile on a mobile rocket launcher make its way down a road during a rehearsal for the Victory Day military parade which will take place at Moscow's Red Square on May 9 in central Moscow, Russia, late Tuesday, May 3, 2011.

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Moscow's struggle to protect nuclear material

Al Jazeera

18 Feb 2014

- More than two decades after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the planet's largest stockpile of nuclear weapons materials remains insecure, according to a series of US intelligence reports obtained by Al Jazeera's Investigative Unit ... "We judge it highly unlikely that Russian authorities have been able to recover all of the stolen material." ... Nuclear operations were temporarily shut down ... "A key question is ... View the reports below. ... ....(size: 6.9Kb)

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Kovac: Croatia proud to meet Brazil in opener (2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil)

noodls

20 Feb 2014

Croatia coach Niko Kovac said on Wednesday he was proud that his team was to play the 2014 FIFA World Cup™ Opening Match with the host Brazil and pledged their best performance ... "We are proud to take part in that match (against Brazil), a great atmosphere is awaiting us and we will provide our maximum to present Croatia to the world in the best of light," Kovac said....(size: 2.0Kb)

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Kovac: Croatia proud to meet Brazil in opener (FIFA - Fédération Internationale de Football Association)

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20 Feb 2014

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Croatian and British experts on Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Croatian Republic)

noodls

20 Feb 2014

The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs hosted 20 February a meeting on the cooperation between Croatia and the UK as part of the Preventing Sexual Violence Initiative ... He thanked Croatia for joining PSVI, stressing the role of Foreign Minister Vesna Pusić as one of its spearheads ... The participants concluded that Croatia, as a country which ......(size: 1.9Kb)

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ZEW-Erste Group Bank Economic Sentiment Indicator for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) - Economic Expectations for the CEE Region Decline Once Again (ZEW - Centre for European Economic Research)

noodls

20 Feb 2014

Among the individual indicators the expectations for Turkey and Croatia also record lowest levels for a long time. The sentiment indicator for Croatia drops by 18.5 points to its lowest level since September 2012; the sentiment indicator for Turkey remains at its previous month level of minus 37.5 points, which is the lowest level since December 2011....(size: 3.1Kb)

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Google Map Maker expands to more corners of Europe

CNET

20 Feb 2014

Residents of Greece, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, and Slovenia now can make their own contributions to Google Maps and Google Earth ... Here's a look at community contributions that improved the map for Korcula, Croatia ... Google has opened up its service in Greece, Croatia, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Slovakia, and Slovenia, letting ......(size: 3.6Kb)

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Defender Mrcela eying Socceroos call-up

Sydney Morning Herald

20 Feb 2014

The towering centre-back plays in Croatia's top tier for Hrvatski Dragovoljac and told local media overnight he'd been informed Postecoglou had him in his sights....(size: 0.9Kb)

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Australia to arrive first at FIFA World Cup

Newstrack India

20 Feb 2014

Tweet. Brasilia, Feb 20 (IANS) Australia will be the first team to arrive in Brazil for this year's FIFA World Cup, the organizing committee said. The Socceroos will disembark May 28, 15 days before the opener between Brazil and Croatia, reported Xinhua ... Croatia ... ... ... ) .. ). ... . . . . . .. . . .. ....(size: 1.5Kb)

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Faster, fitter, stronger... dumber?

GQ Magazine

20 Feb 2014

Carragher was a member of the England team that lost 2-0 in Croatia under Steve McClaren in 2006 ... In the downbeat aftermath of the Croatia defeat, McClaren sat in a room full of black-and-white photographs of past Dinamo Zagreb legends and picked over his failure....(size: 5.8Kb)

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Yanukovych declares truce with protesters amid threat of sanctions

Xinhua

20 Feb 2014

KIEV, Feb ... The statement did not give any further details ... Related . ... BRUSSELS, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- The NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and also leaders from Croatia and Latvia, among others, have called on an end of violence in Ukraine on Wednesday ... 19 (Xinhua) -- The NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and also leaders from Croatia and Latvia, among others, have called on an end of violence in Ukraine on Wednesday ... ....(size: 5.3Kb)

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Cilic eases into Delray quarters

The Miami Herald

20 Feb 2014

The former top-10 star Cilic titled in Zagreb in his native Croatia two weeks ago and ......(size: 0.4Kb)

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Nishikori exits Delray Beach; Cilic eases into quarters

Fresno Bee

20 Feb 2014

The former top-10 star Cilic titled in Zagreb in his native Croatia two weeks ago and was a runner-up in Rotterdam last week ... ....(size: 0.7Kb)

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Gulbis survives in Marseille

Orange News

20 Feb 2014

Fifth seed Ivan Dodig from Croatia also made it through to the quarter-finals thanks to a 6-7 (4/7) 6-0 6-3 win over Germany's Tobias ......(size: 0.7Kb)

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Gulbis and Dodig advanced to Open 13 quarterfinals

The Washington Post

20 Feb 2014

Gulbis had 23 aces but needed more than two hours to win, while Seppi dropped his serve twice against Llodra, who had 14 aces. Photos of the day ... Feb. 19, 2014 ... Fifth-seeded Ivan Dodig of Croatia, No ... 8 Nicolas Mahut of France progressed ... ....(size: 1.3Kb)

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