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What a difference a few days can make. Croatia had entered Euro 2008 as many people’s dark horses and even as some people’s favourites thanks to a commanding qualifying campaign and the presence of players such as Kranjcar and Corluka who have begun to...
Rustu Recber saved a penalty shot from Mladen Petric on Friday to clinch Turkey’s 3-1 shootout win over Crotia in the quarterfinals of the European Championship following a 1-1 draw.
Ivan Klasnic, the first kidney transplant recipient to play at the European Championship, scored Monday to give Croatia a 1-0 win against Poland.
Croatia stunned pretournament favorite Germany 2-1 Thursday, taking control of Group B at the European Championship.
Luka Modric scored from the penalty spot Sunday and Croatia held on for a 1-0 win over co-host Austria at the European Championship.
Sanja Jovanovic of Croatia has improved her own world record in the women’s 50-meter backstroke at the short-course swimming world championships.
President Bush celebrated NATO’s expansion into former communist territory on Saturday and urged further enlargement, highlighting differences with Moscow hours before final talks with outgoing Russian President Vladimir Putin.
President Bush says NATO membership is open to all countries in eastern Europe, including former Soviet states and satellites despite fierce Russian objections.
President Bush reached out to South African President Thabo Mbeki on Friday as hundreds of guerrilla war veterans in Zimbabwe who support President Robert Mugabe marched through the capital, raising fears Mugabe might turn to violence to prolong his rule.
President Bush says he “strongly supports” Croatian membership in NATO, but has declined to say if the former Yugoslav country will be invited to join the alliance at a summit next week.
The draw for the 2010 Football World Cup was held on Sunday in Durban, South Africa. In an ironic twist of fate, England have been drawn in the same group as its recent nemesis, Croatia, who had recently snuffed out England’s hopes of playing in Euro...
Loud and obnoxious bars, sailors pulling up ropes, and ancient city streets are prominent characteristics of most of the Croatian cities. Although I haven’t heard of a lot of people who have goofed off to Croatia, it is definitely a great place to...
Great Britain’s celebration of a Davis Cup victory over Holland has been marred by the draw for the next tie – the 2005 Cup Champions Croatia are the next hurdle that Brits confront at home in their quest for the last sixteen spot.
The draw for the...
Research by the Association of British Travel Agents revealed that bookings for certain long-haul destinations soared by up to 560 per cent during the summer.
Destinations such as Australia will become even more popular than before during 2007 as...
Women for Women International (WFWI) is an organization, which a young Iraqi American woman, Zainab Salbi, started in 1992 to help women in conflict zones, recover their lives. It played an active role in serving the women victims of war in Croatia and...
David Beckham has been struggling to find a spot in any team – whether it be the Club or the international side – the best of it all is neither of them want to rule him out of the squad. He finds no place in the starting line-up at Real Madrid but Fabio...
Janica Kostelic of Croatia is a ‘Ski Queen’ she is one of the most thriving woman in the history of Alpine skiing… The former overall World Cup Champion has unfortunately opted out of the coming World Cup season.
The 24-year-old has won the overall...
One question that every English football fan wants answered today is… When will the worries end for the England football team? No one can have a better answer to this than the main himself (Steve McClaren).
He has been experimenting with the team, the...
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Prime Minister of Croatia Ivo Sanader, right, and his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany, left, arrive for a family photo of the participants of Croatia Summit 2008 in Dubrovnik, Friday, July 4, 2008. A key issue of the Summit to be discussed by the...
