Kategorija: In Foreign Language
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Zelenskiy: we ‘need more time’ for counter-offensive
In an interview with several media outlets, including the BBC, Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has said the country needs more time to prepare for a much-anticipated spring counter-offensive. He told viewers: We can go forward and be successful. But we’d lose a lot of people. I think that’s unacceptable. So we need to wait. We still […]
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Chilean group release debut single in Croatian
“Daleko” a group from Chile that was formed only six months ago, has released their own song titled “Dalmacijo”, which is now available on all digital platforms. The song was premiered at a dinner for the presidents of Chile and Croatia and then recorded in January. The members of the band are Franco Ferrera Cvitanović, the […]
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Untold story: Croatian premiere of the film about Miroslav ‘Ćiro’ Blažević
The Croatian Football Federation is organising the Croatian premiere of the documentary film “Nikad ispričana priča” Miroslav “Ćiro” Blažević – Untold story about Miroslav “Ćiro” Blažević, which will be shown at the Kaptol Boutique cinema in Zagreb on Thursday, December 16, at 7 p.m. The author of the film about the “coach of all coaches” and the celebrated […]
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SVIJET SE UJEDINIO: Engineers, search dogs sent to Turkey, Syria after quake
Structural engineers, soldiers, paramedics and handlers with trained search dogs are heading to Turkey and Syria to help locate and rescue survivors of Monday’s earthquake. Here’s a glance at the assistance that’s being provided: — The European Union has mobilized search and rescue teams to help Turkey, while the bloc’s Copernicus satellite system has been […]
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The sudden death of supermodel Tatjana Patitz, age 56
Supermodel Tatjana Patitz passed away at the age of 56. Born in Hamburg in 1966, with Estonian and German roots, she is considered one of the most important models of the 80s and 90s. In January 1990, British Vogue published a now-famous cover with the promising models of the new decade. Tatjana Patitz was one […]
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Frida Kahlo show extended after 13,000 visit
An exhibition exploring the life and work of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo is being extended after nearly 13,000 people visited it. The show at the Reel Store, Coventry, opened in November and the artist’s personal diary was used to put the display together. More than 100 works of art, literary works and photographs make up […]
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Introducing the Project “Inventory of Fish Species in the Buna River”
Novi Val Youth Club is introducing the project “Inventory of Fish Species in the Buna River” whose main goal is to create a list of fish species present in the river and gather information on the state of their populations. This project aims to influence the protection of freshwater fish in Bosnia and Herzegovina with […]
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Bosnia And Herzegovina Hotbed Of Political Unrest And Disintegration Fears
Last Sunday’s elections in Bosnia and Hercegovina (BiH), which saw a 50% voter turnout, while marked by continued electoral and political rape of Croats in that country as one of the three constitutional peoples (Bosniaks (Muslims), Serb and Croats) delivered results that put an end to the long-lasting reign within the Presidency of Bosnia and […]
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Crimea Platform Summit Sticks A Flimsy Band-Aid On Croatian Government Corruption Woes
That Croatia appears to have irretrievably lost its plot as a whole country standing united without a major shift in governing political parties has shockingly been proven last week, yet again. This is not the Croatia thousands lost their lives for in the 1990’s Homeland War, fighting off the Serb aggression despite UN arms embargo […]
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A Russian soldier’s journal: ‘I will not participate in this madness’
RIGA, Latvia — Russian paratrooper Pavel Filatyev spent more than a month fighting in Ukraine after his poorly equipped unit was ordered to march from its base in Crimea for what commanders called a routine exercise. In early April, the 34-year-old Filatyev was evacuated after being wounded. Over the next five weeks, deeply troubled by […]
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Iranian coroner says Mahsa Amini did not die from blows to body
DUBAI (Reuters) – An Iranian coroner’s report into the death of Mahsa Amini said she did not die due to blows to the head and limbs but from multiple organ failure caused by cerebral hypoxia, the official news agency IRNA reported on Friday. The death of 22-year-old Amini while in the custody of Iran’s morality […]
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Juraj Križanić – Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Juraj Križanić (c. 1618 – 12 September 1683), also known as Yuriy Krizhanich or Iurii Krizhanich (Russian: Крижанич, Юрий), was a Croatian Catholic missionary who is often regarded as the earliest recorded pan-Slavist. Tv kalendar 12 09 2016 jan sobjeski spasio be juraj kri ani johnny cash pentagon Juraj kri ani Early life education and early missionary work Life in Russia […]
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Electoral Reform Disarray Foreshadows Uncertain Future for Dayton Peacein Bosnia and Herzegovina
The US-EU led effort on electoral reform has run into destabilizing rhetoric in Sarajevo ahead of the October elections. High Representative Schmidt may impose changes to the unconstitutional election law. However, the failure of the parties to agree on electoral reform reveals deep disagreements over power-sharing as established by the Dayton Accords, thereby bringing the […]
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ZAGREB Some are not very enthusiastic about Erdogan’s visit to Zagreb; During the night, banners were placed about the genocide in Armenia
During the official visit of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Croatia, the signing of several interstate agreements, a visit to the Croatian-Turkish Economic Forum and the attendance at the opening ceremony of the Islamic Cultural Center in Sisak are planned. An extraordinary traffic regime was introduced in Zagreb. Due to special security measures, temporary traffic […]
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Serbia’s Leader Rejects ‘Little Putin’ Label Amid Fears of Russian Meddling
BELGRADE, Serbia — Serbia’s strongman leader, Aleksandar Vucic, is fed up with being reviled as a “little Putin” intent on aggression against his country’s fragile neighbors in the Balkans. For starters, Mr. Vucic noted wryly in an interview in the library of the presidential palace this month, “I am almost two meters tall.” That […]
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Interview of Ivan Vukoja to Slobodna Dalmacija
This week IDPI presented its model of electoral legislation. What is its essence? Before answering that question, it is necessary to understand the problem that is solved by the IDPI model, which is the election of delegates to the caucuses of the House of Peoples (HoP) of the Parliament of the Federation of Bosnia and […]
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Schmidt’s kneeling before “Komšić” is Milorad Dodik’s victory
Christian Schmidt withdrew in the face of an organized riot by parties based in Sarajevo. He confirmed that Dodik’s idea of a “German tourist” who will fulfill the wishes of Bosniak unitarians is close to the truth. This week’s protests in front of the OHR had all the elements of a siege with an organized […]