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Mass vaccinations begin in a number of cities
Croatia registered 658 new cases of coronavirus infection today, and the number of positive results among those tested was higher than 11%. Another 15 people have died. There are currently 3,770 active cases of infection in the country, and 738 patients are being treated in hospitals. In several more cities, the first mass vaccination of citizens has begun.
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Croatia is set to join the space race
A team of Croatian scientists and students working together in the Adriatic Aerospace Association are planning to launch the country's first satellite, Perun 1, into space in about 2 years’ time.
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Germany declares four Croatian counties safe for travel
The Croatian National Tourist Board (HTZ) said on Friday that the Robert Koch Institute for Health in Germany had removed four Croatian counties from its list of risky areas and that the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs has removed the negative warning against travelling to those counties.
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Dig uncovers prehistoric site at government building
An archaeological dig underway at the government building in Zagreb's upper town, has unearthed artefacts that are thousands of years old.
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The answer to a question no one asked
Growing up, I could count up to ten in Croatian because it made my great-grandmother smile. Oh, and I got candy from her as well because by accident my brother and I spoke to her in French one day out of sheer frustration/curiosity and we discovered—to our mutual joy—that the word for candy (bonbon) is the same in French and Croatian.
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Advent in Zagreb
Now that the dust has settled, let’s take a look back at this year’s Advent Christmas market in Zagreb.
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Croatia’s amazing year in sports
We all know how much Croatians love to point out how awesome they are at sports. But let’s be honest, the mind-boggling success that Croatia achieved in 2018 would make any country in the world proud.
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Comparing the incomparable
I spent some time in Prague recently and it got me thinking about some - perhaps unfair - comparisons between Zagreb and Croatia as a whole.
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