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Croatian PM rules out need for IMF help
Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor said on Monday that there is no need to engage the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in Croatia and that her cabinet has not considered calling the Fund. In response to questions from reporters during her visit ...
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Spilt: Beaches and a Roman palace
Looking for a fascinating vacation spot that combines ancient history with natural beauty? Consider Split, Croatia.
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EURO 2012 Qualification: Croatia Vs Greece Preview
Croatia is ready to maintain their great home form.Aside from their 4-1 hiding by England in 2008 Slaven Bilic's Croatia have a superb record at home in competitive games.While, Greece earned a point in their 1-1 draw at home with Georgia but will ...
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Bad ankle can't stop former Raptor
Roko Ukic has long been a big believer in playing for one's country.
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Field athletes Hooker, Pearson grab wins
Australian track and field stars Steve Hooker and Sally Pearson have notched brilliant victories at the IAAF Continental Cup in Split, Croatia.
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Croatia Cruise Past Latvia in Riga with Easy 3-0 Win
Croatian national football team started their mission to qualify for European Championship. They destroyed Latvia with a great result, 3-0. After a big disappointment in qualifying for World Cup 2010 in South Africa. In Croatian group, England got ...
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Spain, Serbia into basketball q-finals
Defending champions Spain have inflicted more world championship pain on Greece, recording an 80-72 victory to move into the quarter-finals in Turkey.
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Champions Spain and Serbia reach last eight
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Holders Spain and dark horses Serbia reached the world championship quarter-finals, winning in contrasting fashion Saturday to set up a repeat of the 2009 European final.
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Americas track team leads at Continental Cup
SPLIT, Croatia (AP) -- Bernard Lagat, Jeremy Wariner and Tyson Gay have staked the Americas team to a first-day lead at the Continental Cup.
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Serbia-Croatia and Spain-Greece in round of 16 at world basketball championship
With the field down to 16 teams, the knockout stage of the basketball world championship begins Saturday with two highly anticipated matchups.
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Bosnia to send additional troops to Afghanistan
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) will send additional troops to Afghanistan to join the NATO-led mission ISAF there, reported the Croatian news agency Hina on Wednesday. On Wednesday, the House of Peoples of the BiH Parliament approved the deployment of ...
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Chris Mannix: Fast Breaks: USA vs. Tunisia
If there's such a thing as a sloppy blow-out win, this was it. Team USA capped a 5-0 run in pool play, but its performance against Tunisia left much to be desired, says Chris Mannix.
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Good and bad, the Web focuses on 'puppy thrower' as 'apology' appears, vanishes
The power of the Internet is still being shown in the attempts to track down the "puppy throwing girl," the one who threw a number of live puppies into a river, on camera, in a horrific video. While assisting the authorities in finding the young girl ...
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A Wheelie Mountain Bike
Now here's a wheelie daft way to get down a mountain.
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LJUBICIC BEATEN BY AMERICAN QUALIFIER
Ivan Ljubicic followed fellow seed Tomas Berdych out of the opening round of the US Open. Croatian Ljubicic was beaten in four sets by 18-year-old American qualifier Ryan Harrison in searing heat. "The weather was my biggest enemy today," admitted ...
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You Boobs
Town Hall workers in Sisak, Croatia, have protested after mayor Dinko Pintaric banned them from logging onto Facebook and YouTube on their office computers but said they were still allowed to surf hard core porn websites.
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Analysis: Two Wins, Too Early to Get Excited
Despite a second-quarter field-goal drought, the United States pulled away and won its second game of pool play easily, 99-77, over Slovenia behind 22 points by Kevin Durant.
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Cameroon-bound ship blocked in Gabon by row
Libreville (AFP) Aug 30, 2010 A ship with a crew of 18 which was on its way to Cameroon has been held in Gabon for three months and is forbidden from casting off, merchant shipping sources and the Chinese embassy said Monday. The Croatian-owned ...
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UN war crimes prosecutors say 1995 Croatian campaign deliberately ethnically cleansed Serbs
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) U.N. war crimes prosecutors said Monday that Croatian forces shelled civilians and torched their homes in a deliberate effort to expel tens of thousands of Serbs during a lightning 1995 campaign to seize back land occupied .
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UN trial against Croat generals enters final stretch
The Hague- Prosecutors in The Hague began their closing arguments Monday in the trial of Ante Gotovina and two other former Croatian generals accused of ordering the indiscriminate killing of Serb civilians, in 1995. According to prosecutors at the ...
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Prosecutors say Croatia ethnically cleansed Serbs
U.N. war crimes prosecutors say Croatian forces deliberately expelled tens of thousands of Serbs during a lightning 1995 campaign to seize back land occupied early in the Balkan wars.
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Croatia extradites convicted Djindjic assassin to Serbia
JURIST] Croatian authorities on Wednesday extradited a man to Serbia for his connection with the 2003 assassination [JURIST report] of former Serbian prime minister Zoran Djindjic [BBC obituary; memorial website, in Serbian]. Sretko Kalinic was ...
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Croat general's war crimes trial enters final phase
Source: Reuters * Gotovina charged over offensive against Serbs in Krajina * Prosecutors requested 27 years imprisonment for Gotovina * Defence argue Croatian operation helped bring peace By Aaron Gray-Block ...
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Team USA romps to FIBA hoops victory
Eric Gordon drilled four 3-pointers and scored 16 points to help Team USA crush Croatia 106-78 Saturday in the opening round of the 2010 FIBA World Championship at Istanbul, Turkey.
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Team USA defeats Slovenia in worlds
New Since Your Last Visit Story Milestones Added 1283096400 Team USA defeats Slovenia in worlds Sunday Aug 29 Team USA improves to 2-0 in the group stage of the world championships, defeating Slovenia 99-77 Sunday. 1283029620 U.S. beats Croatia in ...
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Chris Mannix: Fast Breaks: USA-Croatia
USA Basketball's baby-faced roster needed a confidence-building win in the opener of the FIBA World Championships. It got it, pounding Croatia 106-78 in Istanbul, Turkey (RECAP).
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Team USA Notebook: Center No Big Deal for Versatile Lamar Odom
Filed under: Lakers , FIBA , USA Basketball , FIBA World Championship ISTANBUL -- Not that he's a candidate yet to replace Phil Jackson, but Lamar Odom let it be known Friday what he hopes one day to do."That's why I'll be a great coach,'' said the ...
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Eric Gordon helps lead U.S. to win over Croatia
Clippers guard makes four three-pointers and finishes with 16 points in a 106-78 rout in opening game of world championship tournament. Clippers guard makes four three-pointers and finishes with 16 points in a 106-78 rout in opening game of world ...
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U.S. Team, Built for Zones
"We're expecting it," the shooting guard Stephen Curry said. "The teams that we played so far don't want to show us anything in the exhibition games."
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Trial wrapping up for Croat generals
To fellow Croatians he's a war hero. For Serbs he's a criminal who lent tacit support to ethnic cleansing. Of one thing there's little doubt: Gen. Ante Gotovina has led a life on the edge. He was a fighter in the French Foreign Legion and served on a ...
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